Thursday, November 9th, 1939. PAGE FIVE.
CLASSIFIED ADS
Legal Trespass Notices are on sale
at the Union Press-Courier ofice.
THE UNION PRESS-COURIER.
will tackle another task in stride,
Engineers of the department are
now compiling data on the mileage of
road to be included in the 1939-40
snow removal program. All main high-
ways are included on the snow removal
When the first snow falls, requiring
the department to use its equipment,
been dumped near grades and curves
to be spread on the road surface when
conditions warrant to assure safe driv-
ing to the motorist
burgh, where he is employed. He re- diately when necessary. The highway
ceived fractures of the nose and jaw, department has 1,864 snowplows, 506
and is a patient in a Pittsburgh hos- power graders and 152 machines for
pital. The wedding has been postponed the spreading of cinders.
until a later date. This huge investment in equipmeni
A series of cinches for four conse-| is scattered throughout all of the de-
| PATTON BR
cutive Wednesdays will be held for
partment’s 11
engineering
districts.
Instructions have
been
sent to the
program as is a considerable mileage
Live
Ed Karlheim will offer at public| the benefit of St. Monica's Catholic, Mechanics in recent weeks have been | field forces concerning snow removal, | °f the important rural routes. YOUNG ROOSTERS for Sale.
sale at his farm, two miles south of church, Chest Springs. The first of | getting this machinery ready for use. | these instructions will be followed and ea > : weight or dressed. 660 Donnelly Ave.
Patton, on the Eckenrode Mill-Chest| the series will be on Wednesday, No-| In addition, stocks of cinders have | the well organized mantenance forces If your subscription is overdue, any | yue’ Patton, Pa. in
Springs road, on Saturday, Nov. 11th,| vember 8th in the school hall. Cards = 4 2 "| payment you make will be appreciated : :
starting at 12 noon, all his live stock, | start at 9 o'clock After cards a chicken — rm - - — rn — — - — —
farm machinery, and equipment, etc.| lunch will be served. The door Prize | || ——— S——
for this Wednesday will be a turkey. — — —
See posted bills.
Jean Ann, Billy and Carol May
Blatt, Euvene Maurer and Gloria
Marsh were among the group of Simp-
Mrs. L. A. Yeckley and son, Lewis,
motored to Johnstown to visit Mrs.
Edward Edwards who recently under- |
son Studio dancers to present a spec-| went a serious operation. Mrs. Edwards
is a daughter of Mrs. Yeckley. |
é“ 9 !
PAGE” = A SMASHING HIT!
ial programme last Thursday evening
for the officials of the PRR at the Y.| Mrs. William Jenkins suffered a THOUS
M. C. A, Altoona. | fracture of the right arm recently
Paul L. Kirkpatrick of this place. | while visiting in Pittsburgh. She was |||
has been appointed a stenographer in| accompanied home last Thursday by |
‘WPA personnel service at Altoona, | her daughter, Mrs. John Gorham of
and Janet M. Stoltz of Carrolltown, | Pittsburgh. : |
has been named a typist-clerk in the| Dr. and Mrs. Frank Palcho of Wash. |
same office. | ington, D. C., spent the week end with
NDS OF NEW CUSTOMERS HAIL ANN PAGE FOODS
SUPERB QUALITY AT REAL LOW PRICES WINS CITY - WIDE PRAISE!
price them so low. You benefit fro mour eliminating many in-be-
tween expenses that are usually added to the costs of foods not sold
on this maker-to-you basis.
Join the thrifty thousands! Buy Ann Page Foods at A & P. Get
more for your money.
Thousands of new customers discovered what A & P customers
have long known—*“It’s smart to buy Ann Page Foods.” Overnight,
Ann page has made a smashinghit. And no wonder. In our own effi-
cient kitchens talented cooks supervised by graduate food chemists
skillfully transform quality tested ingredients into delectable Ann
Page Foods. Only because A &P both makes and sells them, can we
Shoving over a touchdown in the | the former's mother, Mrs. Agnes Pal-
first five minutes of play and then dog- | cho. |
gedly holding the advantage against| Earl Dunegan of Pittsburgh spent |
three determined Lilly threats, Patton | last week at the home of his father, |
(Copr. 1939 by Great A & P Tea Co.)
high school’s football team trimmed | Joseph Dunegan. Abb ddd bb db bb did de dd bode db debe A&P No. 2% 25
the Lilly High School eleven at Lilly| Miss Kathleen Harris of Washington | de SAUER KRAUT . Brand cans Cc
last Saturday afternoon 7 to 0, to| D.C. was a recent guest at the home | » ( ! | F OD { S i S Sunny-
throw the Northern Division race of | of Mr. and Mrs. William McLaughlin. she PANCAKE FLOUR field pkg.. 5c
the Cambria County Conference into a| Miss Adell Alstrom registered nurse | 3 WITHOUT CUTTING QUALITY + Qt.
mad scromble. { at the Windber hospital, spent the oe i RAJAH Blended SYRUP . Bil 29c
Leonard P. Dunegan has returned | Week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. = :
from Atlantic City after spending the | Gust Anderson. oo 3 TOMATO JUICE Iona 28 vz. 25¢c
summer months there. Mrs. M. J. Ryan and son, Michael, i 5 . Brand cans
: = ! a cf Whitesville, N. Y., returned home on oo eX Encore, cellophane
A masquerade Hallowe'en party was Sunday after having spent some time + PRICES EFFECTIVE IN ALL A & P STORES i EGG NOGDLES y 1b pk 10c
held last Saturday evening at the home with the Misses Emwn snd. Malvhic * ANN ES > e wrapped, 1b p &
OF Mo se Moe fumes Salon, Pell Sten i rac Salad Dressing . %, 23¢¥ MARSHMALLOWS Sve 17¢
Vere away ed 0p fe es rouse an Barnesboro Council, Knights of Col- “ANN P P SE 3 . Pkg
> st dressed: Prizes were also ic ; Est 5 Tu Lb. 5 8 oz.
: 2 umbus is planning the exemplification E OR "n H EAU
Bwaried 4 Sarde Afier cues Batic of the First Degree on a group of can- 5 ine ure reserves 2 Jar 25¢ x B DEN S C AT pkgs 27c
vas served. Those attended were: Dr.| .. AG . . Oa 2 :
es *| didates at the next regular meeting, 5 Ao wv 60Z <¢ a Rawleigh, Pkgs. Plus
and Mrs. H. M. Dunegan, of Ebensburg, Tuesday, Roventoor 14, at 8 P. M. The + ANN Maca: oni Dinner Pkg. 1 Oc & CIGARETTES . Caner cin 2 23c¢ Tax
ok a i jou Se entods Mr 20 degree team will be in charge of John ss ANN Pre S h . Cans +
Mrs. Amandus Karlheim and daughter, 5.17. listrict deputy. assiste + PAGE . J h foi OOOO
Minguerite. Roginn aud Bertha, Mr. E Hells, I ee Jeri , pi * Pa Q Pp pag eth 3 19¢ 3 DOVVVVVVVVOVVVOVVVVVOVVVVVVVVVVVVVVVOVIV OO
. . a verberger, ASL sSiric iF . ~~ S
and Mrs. Leroy Luther, Mr. and Mrs. Sone aa ct Yond te E All Varieties 3 S 5
de te : >| deputy, Joseph Gray, past Grand < ANN ~ DICES : = 3 s B®
fain Dimegen; ox. oi, i au Knight of Barnesboro Council and D, oe ARN Do ro: : ° — 2 oz. pkg. 7 : S Fresh Daily, BR B
arner and daughter, Jessie Mae, Mr. } n a . ANI “Tendercocked™ 29 2 = D
= : . J. Murphy, warden. This is the origin- oe A CLE Z “3 OZ 3 G & 2
and Me. ary Movies, Mee Chaves a! degree team of Barnesboro Council 3 PAGE €ans win Pork 3 cans 25¢ i 2 A. P. 5
arhic.e, Josep unegan and Charles ;, tq)1ed in 1922. A short business ses- 3 ANN iH oz 3 3 2
NO Treas i isha sion of the council will be held pre- |||} % PAGE Ketchup . a pis 21C % $ Fifteen Loa- 2
i ver 2 Sopiany Spor a ceding the degree with Knight Thom- % ANN C ili 12 oz i S 5
couple of days at the home of his par- as V. Kortz presiding. Following the ogo h S ~ . 3 : : 8
enis, Mr. and Woe. William Hoover, | Tor Pres iing owing = & PACE 11 Sauce * » su. 15¢ 3 3 Varieties ves 2
Joe McLaughlin spent a couple of on arti er ft fe ind 5» ANN * 12 <* 3S 8
: te oo : 2 arranged a social hour featuring cards & d 2 oz. 2 g
days with his sisters in Pittsburgh. and lunch. All members are invited to : PAGE Baking Pow er 2 Cans 23c¢ 3 3 AKE 2
Miss Theresa Hertwick spent last attend, * ANN M 1 O WwW 28 oz I & WHITE LAYER C
yes with her sister, Mrs. Catherine Paul Gerhart, 49 years of age died 4% PAGE ell- - heat . Phzs. 27¢c + 3 With B tt C I .
Blatt of East Brady. on Tuesday evening at 5 P. M. in the 3 ANN i o 3 oz 5 g 1 utter m. cing
Floyd Stoughton and Rowland Jack. | peoples Hospital in Akron, Ohio after % PAGE rench Dressing 3 19¢ * g g
Son spent the week end with friends| an illness of ten weeks of diabetes, | = ANN 9 6p fresh fia Bs i g 2 d 19 g
and relatives in Vandergrift. Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Barbara 3 AN S kl ure fres vors, Pkgs. 5 3 DONUTS ozen C$
Celtagive Hoover Veokley, aged 81] toes tn ry Dir. Barear ¥ PAGE P'rikle comm pesers 10c 3 § ’ “ew :
years, o uncansville, was found dead | Jer > awrence: I S i | 2. ouesdedordeodeodroderdooteoeededeideododectectectittiti to oo
Jerome, of St. Lawrence; Irenus and ¥ Bdebddebbbdedidebdedededuidaloidded itd dodedsdofofofogods S000000000HOARNAANNOANNNANNNANNNNNNNNNANNNNS
in bed last Wednesday morning at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Jennie
Yeager. She was born in East Carroll
township. She is survived by one dau-
ghter mentioned above: two sisters,
Mrs. Theresa Bender, Cresson and Mrs.
Joe Weber, Nicktown, and three bro- |
thers, Fred, of Bellwood; Jacob, of
Summerhill and Henry, of Altoona.
Burial was made in Newry, Pa.
Gene Sutten, who was to have been
married to Miss Dolores Hoover, Wed-
nesday, November 15th, in St. Bene-
dict’s church, Carrolltown, was injur-
ed while at work last Monday in the
Edgar Thompson Steel Mill in Pitts-
John at home. He also leaves his mo- |
tnerr, Mrs. Emma (Able) Gearhart,
and these brothers and sisters, Mrs.
Anthony Neibauer and Mrs. Max Ri-
ner of St. Lawrence, Mrs. Charles
Kelly of St. Boniface, Cornelius Gear-
hart of Patton, Mrs. Bertha Semonin,
Mrs. Adolph Ley, and Thomas Gear-
hart of Akron, Ohio. Mr. Gearhart was
formerly from Patton and before mo-
ving to Ohio he was a section fore- |
man of the P. R. R. and stationed at
Carrolltown Roads.
Miss Margaret Kephart of Altoona,
and Adrion Cronauer, son of Mrs. Sue
Cronauer, of St. Lawrence were mar-
Fresh from the Chesa-
Cc FRYING, c
PINT
peake Bay. Try some tonight
STEWING,
CENTER CHUCH ROAST, lb. 20¢
Stewed, Fried or on a Chill- PINT
ed Cocktail.
FRESH FOWL, fully dressed, 3-5 1b avg. lb.
ried on Tuesday morning at 8 o'clock
in St. Lawrence Church at a Nuptial
| High Mass; Rev. Father Cornelius, O.
S. B. officiated at the wedding cere- |
HAMBURGER, Ground from quality beef, 1b. .._
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE, stuffed, 1b. .
STEAKS, Round, tenderloin, sirloin, cut from branded
steer beef
HAMS, Sunnyfield, ready to serve, whole or shank
1b. 27c¢
mony. The attendants were Mrs. Mil- |
dred Warner and Paul Cronauer, sis- |
ter and brother of the groom. The
bride was given away in marriage by |
her father. A wedding breakfast was |
served at the home of the Groom's
mother. After the breakfast, the newly- |
weds left on a honeymoon trip. |
HIGHWAY FORCES GET
READY TO KEEP ROADS | |
OPEN FOR WINTER
23¢
13¢
FRESH PORK SAUSAGE stuffed, Ib. . half, small size, 1b.
BOWLING a
Sei Fresh Pork SHOULDER, 4-6 lb. picnics, 1b.
New Low Prices at
PATTON BILLIARD PARLOR
Duck Pins 8c line, 15¢ game.
Ten Pins, 10c¢ line, 20c game.
Ladies’ Night Every Friday
Bowling League Now Being
Formed. Organize Your
Teams Now!
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
GRAPEFRUIT, Florida 70’-0’s, 4 for . . 18¢
| for travel, ORANGES, Juicy Fla., 220’s-252’s, 2d0z, ....... .20¢
During the next few weeks, 12,247, |
930 feet or more than 2,300 miles of | TANGERINES, Season’s first, Ddozofr........ ... .. 25¢
fence will be erected along exposed
sections of the highway to check the EMPEROR GRAPES 3 1bs. . 19¢
drifting of snow onto the highway.
Machinery is being assembled and | APPLES, Swell eating, Appalachian, 1( Ibs. .25¢c
placed in commission for use imme- :
CRANBERRIES, for delicious sauce, 1b. 15¢
POTATOES, Penna. Blue Label, 15 Ib, bag 3c
DANISH CABBAGE, for Kraut, 3 tbs, ..............._... Be
A
Prices Below Effective in All A&P Stores in Vicinity
KIDNEY BEANS, Red Sultana, 3 22 oz cans .... 19¢ NECTAR TEA, OrangePekoe, half 1b. pkg
JIONA LIMA BEANS, 2b. cans ooo... 9c NECTAR MIXE DTEA, half 1b. pkg .
BUTTER KERNEL CORN, 2 No. 2 cans ..... ?21c CAKE FLOUR, Gold Medal, Saftasilk, pkg. ....
BUTTER KERNEL PEAS, 2 No. 2 cans ........... 27¢ GAIETY SANDWICH, N. B. C. 1b.
ENCORE MACARONI, 3 lbs. ooo. 15e MICH. PEA BEANS, 2 Ibs.
ENCORE SPAGHETTI, 31bs. .........o........ 15¢ OLD DUTCH CLEANSER, 2 cans ..
MINCE MEAT, None Such, 2 9 oz. pkgs. ...... 25¢ PALMOIIVE SOAP, 3 cakes ................
Colonial Toasts, Ib pkg ................ -]8c KLEX, New name for red Super Suds, pkg.
LE |
Harrisburg.—Maintenance forces of |
| the state highway department have |
begun the placing of snow fence pre- |
paratory to the department's winter- |
| long policy of keeping the roads open |
up to 10¢ a pound on this'su»
perb-coffee—broiuight direst
OC
from the plantations to you;
saving many in-between
‘costs.
| EBENSBURG BANK
| IS NAMED AGENT,
IN SCHWAB ESTATE
The First National Bank of Ebens-
| burg Monday was named to serve as
| ancillary administrator of the estate
| left by the late Charles M. Schwab in
| Cambria County. For the purpose of
| fixing the bond of the bank as ancill- |
| ary administrator, the value of the |
personal estate was fixed at $10,000.
The bank filed a bond for double
the amount or $20,000. The bank will
be required to later file an inventory
of any real estate or personal proper-
ty which Mr. Schwab may have owned
in Cambria County. Any inheritance
tax which may be collected will be
turned over to the State Department
of Revenue, the register of wills hav-
ing nothing to do with the settlement
| of the estate in this county. This is
due to the fact that Mr. Schwab at the
time of his death on September 18th
was a legal resident of New York. Ap-
pointment of the bank was done on
petition of Shettig and Swope of Eb-
ensburg, which has for some time been
ICE CREAM MINCE PIE f the legal representatives in Cambria
Spicy, luscious mincemeat in a | County, of the Schwab family.
crust of vanilla ice cream. Serves 4. { Immergrun, the Schwab estate, at |
Only 33 cents. At dealers only. Loretto, will not be involved in the
| settlement of the estate, as it was the
property of Mrs. Schwab.
HHL
TTS
HOFFMAN'S
ALMOND TOFFEE
ICE CREAM
me Seallest..averoveo
FLAVOR OF THE MONTH
Here's a real novelty in nut ice
creams. It’s delicious with that real
old English toffee flavor — and
chock full of crisply toasted al-
monds. Try it for dessert tonight
a.
———
I i Mi
I HR
I
And yon must try our
VNED AND OPFRATED BY THE GREAT ATLANTIC & PACIFIC TEA CO. i
MEATS AND: FISH: +. FRUITS, AND VEGETABLES i»: GROCERIES, + BA
450 Magee Ave.; Patton, Perna.
SERVICE _
It pays to advertise in the Union-
| Press-Courier.
|
|
|
|
Sealtest, Inc. and this company
are under the same ownership.