FORENSIC LEAGUE
CONTEST PLANNED
Cambria County School's An-
nual Participation in
Events Discussed
At a well attended meeting of the
Superintendents and Supervising Prin-
cipals of the righ schools of Cambria
County coming under the supervision
of Dr. M. S. Bentz, County -Super-
intendent of Schools, held in Dr.
Bentz's office at Ebensburg, Friday
afternoon, matters pertaining to high
school entrance requirements and the
Forsenic League contests were discus-
sed at length. In regard to the for-
mer, Dr. Bentz anounced that the de-
tails of a plan looking to the setting
up of a course of study would be sent
to the principals within the next few
ddys. There was also some discus-
sion at the meeting in regard to as-
suming some of the responsibility for
the care of needy persons throughout
the county. It was decided that the
school heads would aid to their fullest
extent in the distribution of such arti-
cle sas could be procured and Dg.
Bent's office will be the headquarters
for the receiving and distribution of
such articles.
The list of subpects to be used in
Forensic League contests this year will
be sent out ot the various schools
within a short time and the list as
announced by Dr. Bentz includes de-
bate, extemporaneous speaking, ora-
tion and reading. The subject of de-
bate is “Resolved, That the State As-
sembly Should Enact Legislation Pro-
viding an Old Age Pension.”
The music contests wil lhave a larg
instrumental group, a smal instrumen-
ta group of piano and three instru-
ments ,another of a piano and seven
instruments, an instrumenta quartet
without piano, an ensemble of from
two to five with pino, an instrumen-
tal group of from six to 12 without
piano instrumental solos on piano
harp, trumpet, French horn, baritone,
tuba, flute, piccolo, oboe, clarinet bas-
soon violin, viola, cello and bass viol.
The large group wil lconsist of from
three to 100 girls, or the same number
of boys, or a mixed chorus. The small
vocal group will include boys’ quatet,
girls’ quartet, girls trio, mixed quartet
and double quartet. The vocal solos
include soprano, tenor and bass.
The classification of high schools is
based upon the number of students,
schools having 700 or more students
being in the A class, those with 2
roe
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to 700 being in the B. Class and uneder
250 in the C Class. All contests will
be decided on the point system.
NANTY-GLO IN LINE FOR
FREE DELIVERY OF MAIL
With the majority of requirements
already completed and the remaining
few easily accessible, Nanty-Glo bor-
ough is now in line for free govern-
ment mail delivery. With Congress-
man Leech pledged to take the matter
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up in Washington, residents of the bor-
ough are confident that the free-deliv-
ery system will be installed at Nanty- (
Glo before the close of the coming |
year.
Among the requirements of a town |
to be granted free mail delivery by
the postoffice department are that the |
receipts of the local postoffice be a
least $5,000 per year, that there be |
continuous sidewalks in the districts |
served, whinch must include a popula-
tion of 1,500 or more; that all streets |
must be marked with names of streets |
at intersections and that, before the |
service is establishel, all houses be |
numbered and provided with suitable |
mail boxes. Nanty-Glo is now in posi- |
tion to meet all these demands, it is
claimed.
GALLITZIN MAN FATALLY
VJURED AT HIGH BRIDGE |
re {
Struck by a pasenger train on the |
Pennsylvania railroad about noon last |
Thursday at a point know as High
Bridge, Michael Sonnefeld, aged 36
years and single, was fatally injured |
dying of a skull fracture while on his
his way to a hospital in Altoona. The
victim is believed to have been gath-
ering coal along the railroad and em-
erged above the embankment just as
an eastbound train was passing. Ap-
parently a cylinder head on the loco-
motive struck Sonefeld, fracturing the
skull.
En route to the hospital, the vic-
tim passed away in an ambulance. The
case reported to the coroner of Blair
county, who made an investigation.
The deceased is survived by his
father, Peter Sonnefeldof Gallitzin and
several brothers and sisters. His mbther
died less than a year ago.
SOUTH FORK HAS
NEW LEGION POST
Organization of the South Fork Post
of the American Legion was perfected
at South Fork one evening last week
at a meeting of 35 service men from
that section. James A. Davis was nam-
ed Commander of the new unit. The
new post was organized under the dir-
ection of Attorney Thomas W. Bender,
of Johnstown, District Commander of
Cambria County. Officers elected, in
addition to Commander Davis, were as
follows: First Vice Commander, Leslie
R. Davis; Second Vice Commander,
Thomas Yates; Adjutant, Joseph Neid-
erlander: Finance Officer, John Jones;
Sergeant-at-Arms, William Le wis;
Chaplani, Charles Hand; Historian,
Joseph Plummer.
The South Fork district will include
Ehrenfeld, St. Michael, Wilmore and
Summerhill and a membership cam-
paign will be started immediately.
More than 250 ex-service men are res-
idents of that section.
Installation of the officers took place
immediately after the election.
THE PATTON COURIER
BROTHER AND SISTER
WOOL JERSEY SUITS—
2-piece models in blue, red, gray, navy.
Sizes 2 to 6. Full cut.
$1.95 and $2.95
SPECIAL GROUP
DRESSES
Satins, Flat Crepe, Chiffons, Woolens
and Georgettes. All good shades at
$6.75
SPECIAL GROUP
Flat Crepe and Satins at
$2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
GIRLS SILK DRESSES—
"lat Crepe, size 6 to 14 years at
$2.95, $3.95 and $4.95
Girl’s and children’s Coats All
Reduced.
LADIES’ FELT HATS—
Black and Colors, at
$1.95 and $2.95
METALIC HATS—
Gold and Silver Combination, at
$2.00, $3.00 and $5.00
PASTEL TWO TONE
FELT HATS—
For Christmas, at only
$1.95 and $2.95
EAR RINGS—
All with pierceless screw backs, French
pearl drops colored, jewel tops hoop
and pendant drops at
50¢, $1.00 and $1.50
PEARL NECKLACES—
2 and 3 strands, fine pearly, luster
spring ring clasp at
$1.00 to $7.50
NECKLACES—
ers and pendant style in a var-
iety of designs and colors, also high
colors for sport wear at
50¢, $1.00 and $2.00
BRACELETS—
Popular Price Bracelets, colored Jewels
and Crystal
50¢, $1.00 and $1.50
WHITE AND WYCKOFFS
DISTINCTIVE
STATIONERY —
24 Sheets Paper,
Fancy boxes, at
50c¢ and $1.00
LEATHER PURSES—
Black,
24 Envelopes, In
Some Zipper closing, Brown,
Tan and Navy, at
$1.00, $1.95 and $2.95
WHITING AND DAVIS
MESH BAGS—
Kose, Black and Brown Combinations
$4.50 to $7.50
MARROW OIL—
60c and $1.00
MELLOGLO AND COTY
FACE POWDER—
All 3 for $1.00
DJER KISS FACE POWDER—DJER
KRISS EXTRACT—POCKYT ATOMIZ-
ER, All 3 for $1.00
JONCAIRE FACE POWDER—
and Extract for
$1.00
BLUE AND WHITE DAMASK
TABLE CLOTH—
Size 64 x 104, '2 Napkins set at
$10.75
36-in LUNCH SET—
4 Napkins, Orange, Pik und Green at
per
$3.00
54-in GREEN LINEN
ASK SET—
set
$5.75
PINK AND WHITE LINEN
DAMASK SET—
Cloth 54 x 54, 5 Napkin: set, at
$5.75
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FANNIE 0. WETZEL
Carrolltown, Pa.
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CHILDREN’S SILK AND
WOOL HOSE—
Tan, and white, size 4
50¢
CHILDREN’S MERCIZED
LISLE HOSE—
White, and tan, size 4 to 6% at
25¢ )
ALL WOOL DOUBLE
BLANKETS—
Size 70x82, Pink and White, Blue an
to 6 at
Women’s Dresses
Velvet, Crepe
Wool Lace
WOOL LACES—Brown,
> uD a Ow
$9.95 — $14.75
For Ever;
Type of Women, Sizes 34 to 50
More costly types, with the new Winter airs
\ graces—bolero jacket effects, laces trimmed
\ with velvets, wool laces with cow! necklines,
1 bead trimmings, a sieeves trimmed the new-
4 est ways. In “the ics of the season.
VELVETS——Brown, blue, green, black.
CREPES—Wine, blue, green, brown, black, navy
wine, green,
CED RD) ED) CD OCD CE 0-4-0 GME OT OO SD
Have You Bought Yours
Fine Line of Christmas
Cards and Novelties.
YER RR RS A SIR TE le TE i ER EU TE
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CHILDREN’S RAYON &
COMBINATION—
2 to'12 at a special price of
$1.00
WOMEN’S RAYON
FOWNS—
vely quality, attractively trimmed
ene appligued styles. All are full cut
sizes 16 to 17 at
$1.00, $1.50 and $2.00
SLUMBER ROBES—
White, Green and White and Oran Black and Buff, Mulberry and Garnet,
and White at 60x72 » special price of
$9.95 $7.50
CHILDREN’S RAYON CHILDREN’S SWEATERS i
BLOOMERS— AND BERET SET—
w
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» 4 to 12 years. Regularly 69c val
2 for $1.00
JLORED HEM |
3-Pe. SHEET AND PILLOW
CASE
Pil
Cases 42 x
COLORED RAYON
SPREADS—
CREPE SPREADS—
SETS—
low Case Sets, Sheet 81 x 90 Pillow ;
36, at
$2.85, $3.50 and $4.75
$3.00 to $6.75
Pink, Yellow, Green and Blue, at i
EMBROIDERED PILLOW
$1.00 and $1.75
Brown, May and Tan at a set i
CHILDREN’S SWEATERS
ND BERET SET—
Blue,
¢ ye
A
FABRIC GLOVES—
A
Tan and Black, all s
Pl
ars, at
FINE KID GLOVES—
§ In 1
which permits loose wrinl
ain slipon, White, Black,
mode and beige, sizes 6 to T%
$1.95 and $2.95
Pink and orange, Sizes 1 to 3
$1.95 and $3.00
popular glove, £
S at
50¢, $1.00 and $1.50
the very desirabble
the y d bble
$1.95, $3.00 and $5.00
Most appreciated of all
is a gift of something to
wear. Our store is ready
BO
Real News!
KAYSER
HOSE
FOR
joo
A TRULY marvelous
value! They're genuine
Kayser hose—42 gauge—
full fashioned—every
pair of first quality—which
means everything in
stockings at this low price.
In both sheer and semi-
service weight—with the
graceful ’Slendo’’ Heel.
A range of the favored
fall shades. Other good
values in Kayser hose at
$1.25, $1.50, $1.65 and
$198 . ,. . .
CHILDREN’S OUTING
GOWNS AND KMONAS—
6 months to 1 year size, at
50¢
CHILDREN’S BATH ROBES—
White, Pink and Blue, at
$1.00 and $1.25
BABY BLANKETS—
White, with Pink and Blue Combina-
tions at
50c¢, $1.00 and $3.00
LUNCH SETS—
All
linen, white with colored borders,
h 50x50 and 6 Napkins at a set
$1.50
ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTH—
CASES— | BLACK AND BROWN Size 49x66 at the special price of
a pair $1.50 and $2.25 | eal Al : $1.95
A pair $1.50 and $2.25 | SUEDE GLOVES— :
LADIES LINED | Gauntlet style, size 6 to T'% at ALL LINEN LUNCH CLOTH—
KID GLOVES— i $3.00 and $5.00 Colored Borders, size 52x52 at only
"ur Tops. Size 6 to 73% at a pair 1 Ts NY $1.00
mI > ! CHILDREN’S JERSEY
: | MITTENS— CREPE DE CHINE
LADIES LINED | Fur trimmed tops, tan and brown at DANCE SETS—
KID GLOVES— i 50c Peach, Pink and White at
Light and dark tams, size 6 to 7% at
BLACK LEATHERETTE
GI
$1.95, $3.00 and $5.00
OVES—
Size 6 to 8 at a special price
$1.50 !
LADIES ALL WOOL
COAT SWEATERS—
All
SILK AND WOOL'
COAT SWEATERS—
Tan, green and copen at only
$5.75
size, Black, gray, green and tan
$3.75
Fanni
CHILDREN’S KID GLOVES—
Size 3 to 6 and at this special price
INFANTS SWEATERS—
Bl
TOTS WASH DRESSES—
Pr
tie
CHILDREN’S ORGANDIES
AND VOILES DRESSES—
Pink, Peach, Green and blue, size 1 to
years at
3
$1.50
ue and white, Pink and white at
$1.00 and $1.50
ints Tots Bloomers or French Pan-
sto match, size 2 to 6 years at
$1.00 and $1.50
$1.00 and $1.95
J
e
$1.95 and $2.95
CREPE DE CHINE
COMBINATIONS—
Lace Trimmed at two prices
$1.95 and $2.95
RAYON DANCE SETS—
Peach, Pink and Nile, size 30 to 36, at
$1.95
HANDKERCHIEFS—
Madeira and French Handkerchiefs in
all white,
dery and solid colors with colored em-
broidery.
white with colored embroi-
Box of 3 Handkerchiefs at
50¢, 75¢ and $1.50
C. Wetzel
Cariolltown, Penna.
WHITE AND COLORED
TOWELS—
Different sizes at each only
50¢ to $2.50
CHILDREN’S
LEATHER PURSES—
Tan, Brown, Green, Red and Blue
50¢
NEW DOUBLE SCARFS,
CHIFFON, GEORGETTE AND
FANCY SILY COMBINATION
$2.00 and $3.00
BATH ROBES—
Silk and Rayon, at
$3.00 to $7.50
CRETONNE COVERED
SHOES BOXES—
4 Drawers, Special at only
$1.95
FLOWER ASSORTMENT—
Cloth and waxed Blossoms, Bell
Flowers, Roses, Dalalia, Clovers and
many other, at a spray
10¢
MAKE-UP BOXES—
Red, Blue and green imintation lea-
ther covers, large size inirrvor inside
hinged cover, adjustable tray at
$1.00 and $1.75
BATH SALTS IN JARS—
Fancy box, Both Salts and Bath
Powder for
$1.00
LARGE BOX
BATH POWDER—
POWDER JARS—
Pink and Green at-a special price of
$1.00
RED AND COLORED
CANDLES—
During this Christmas Sale a’
10¢ and 25¢
OUTING GOWNS—
White and colors, size 16- 17 at
$1.00
EXTRA LARGE
OUTING GOWNS—
white during this sale at
$1.50
CHILDREN’S SLEEPING
SUITS—
Long sleeves ankle length, with feet,
size 2 to 8 years at
$1.00 to $1.50
CHILDREN’S OUTING
PAJAMAS—
Plain Color and Print, sizes 2 to 12
$1.00 and $1.50
GIRLS’ TWO PIECE
OUTING PAJAMAS—
$1.50
CREPE DE CHINE STEP-INS
Tailored, lace trimmed. Many models,
Flesh Peach, at
$1.00
RAYON COMBINATIONS—
Pitter moist step-in style, White, Pink
and mile at
$1.00
RAYON BLOOMERS AND
FRENCH PANTIES—
Regularly 65c¢, Pink, Peach, at 2 for
$1.00
RAYON GOWNS—
Colored Combination at
$1.50
RAYONN PAJAMAS—
All colors, at
$1.95 and $2.45
RAYON PAJAMAS—
Colored combination, orange,
Blue, Green and Peach,
$2.95 and $3.95
Coat to Match
RAYON PAJAMAS AND
COAT SETS—
Colors, size 15, 16 and 17,
$2.95
DULL CHIFFON HOSE.—
at a pair 90c¢
Regular $1.00 quality, full fashion, All
New Shades, size 8'4 to 10 at
Two pairs $1.75
Rose,
at a set