— —~— ~ - PAGE SIX Baltimore, Md. Oshall recently, Mr. and Mrs. and daughters, Mabel and Mar- | home in Coalport. tha, visited at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Blair Williams in Utah- family of West Wadsworth, N. Y., ville recently. __Michael Lepena of a Maryland | the Naval Base was a recent week | Mrs. Perry Esch. While here they end visitor at the home. Elmer Peacock, brother of Mrs. Emily Oshall, died in the Aspin- |Mrs. David Gates home Thursday Pittsburgh, last |and at the Mrs. Kenneth Everhart wall Hospital, Saturday. Mrs. BEAVERVALLEY Mr. and Mrs. George Gates and Mrs. Rhudell Gates and family spent |her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. | Sunday at Mussleman’s Grove, Mr. and Mrs. John Garjin of | Haven. Punxsutawney and Mr. and Mrs.| Mr. and Mrs. «Cecil Lovell of | Clearfield County Edward Bradford of sleman’s Grove near Claysburg. Miss Betty Lou Gens of Wash- | week in Potter Co. ington, D. C,, spent a recent week Bob Nelson of |end at the home of her parents, (became the proud parents of visited at the |Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gens. She is baby girl recently Mrs. Sebinsky home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert employed by the FBI, Mrs. Gussie Potutchnig visited Earl former's Johnstown. Herbert Oshall home here. Brush parties were held at the ——— home Tuesday evening. Mrs. William Oshall is visiting and Mrs. Russell Spangle of Lock l.ecague, visited at the home of Mr. and |the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mich- was 1n attendance. Mrs. Earl Bollinger on Sund y. ) Robert Barnhart and family spent Sunday at Mus- |ited relatives in Beaver Valley. Mr. and Mrs. ael Nedimyer. : Mr. and Mrs. Edréd Lynch vis- Mount Your Trophies You'll like our expert work- manship—*“Lifelike Taxidermy at Reasonable Prices.” (Formerly Carrolltown Taxidermy) Friday night in Cresson. son, Roger, motored end at the Joseph Smith home. Frances Bergamaschi cheerleaders for Cresson School. EARL T VOLK Thursday evening callers in ° Cresson were: Mary Wills and TAXIDERMIST | Frances and Doris Bergamaschi. | \ i Je { i Spangler Barnesboro Dorothy Lidwell of Ashville, | Fortunato Funicelli Liome. | Mary . Alice Funicelli was We Can Make Your Old | Living Room New Again! |. Have your old living room suite Re-built and Re-upholstered ; e you would ordinarily pay for the same mat- |ers Mary Alice and Betty Ann suite, and which will give you years more ser- vice from your old living room furniture. We guarantee the workmanship and materials, AND Your satisfaction with the job. Also Restyled to any style you may wish. for half the pric erial on a new EASY TERMS... UP TO A YEAR TO PAY | chi heme. | Domenic Reghetti { ball squad. | and Walter Judd Jr. | High School Conimercial | They are Mary Ida Wills, Secre | Treasurer, | visited his niece Mrs. | Coulter. Other | Coulter * home this past Frances | Biller home, in Cresson. motored to State with their son Joan who will at- | tend classes there. Their daught- | also accompanied them. Callers in Coalport on Satur- day were Mr. and Mrs. Silvio | Fontanella, Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer | Hollen, and Mr. and Mrs. Leslie | Reghetti. | Mr. Leslie Reghetti was a cal- | ler in Gallitzin on Thursday. Mr. Harry Issacson was a cal- {ler in Dean on Wednesday. : | Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Swires ere’s What We Do ® Call for and deliver od ® 0ld Covering removed i ® Frames repaired, braced & |and son, spent Sunday at the 3 : | Howard Swires hoe. repolished Callers in Altoona on Saturday | were: Mr. and Mrs James Berr- . Platforms completely Ye linger and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph u { Judd. Timothy O'Leary of this place had 3 fingers on his right hand i severly cut while at work. It re- quired several stiches to close the wound. Miss Betty Lewis expects to spend some tiine visiting her | aunt, Mrs. John Campbell of this place. | Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Krise of | Van Ormer, spent Sunday at the | home of Mrs. Sherman Krise. | MarriageLicenses | * Filling added | §f ® New springy seat cushions ® Covered in fine fabric PRICES from $54.50 = (TWO PIECES) samples. NAME... ADDRESS. — MAIL THIS COUPON — NU-BILT UPHOLSTERING COMPANY. 1700 11th Ave., Altoona, Pa. Gentlemen: Best Time to Call... dnd Josephine Timek, Emeigh. Victor Christoff and Margaret Pysz, both of Susquehanna Twp. Philip H. Hokemeyer, Balti- mode, Md.,, and Patricia Jane Dougherty, Spangler. Francis L. Baker and Mary Jane Kirsch, both Loretto R. D. Joseph Elisha Leach Jr., Atlan- ta, Ga., and Mary Eleanor Tho- mas, Patton. Robert S. Hall, Spangler, and No Obligation Please have your representative call with No. of Pieces... NU-BILT UPHOLSTERING COMPANY 1700 11th Ave., Altoona Phone 8584 Mary Margaret Lewis, Barnes- boro. Richard Thomas Swires and Helen Dubyak, both of Patton. Nelson E. Mentch, Colver, and Frances Jablonski, Ford City. Cletus Patrick Gray, Patton R D. 1, and Josephine Mary Holtz, 840 Phila. St. Indiana Phone 1508 PHONE 2051 Proper Front Wheel ALIGNMENT AND BALANCING IS HIGHLY IMPORTANT! HALUSKA MOTORS Hastings R. D. 1. a — AL Time WN — Just a bad bump at the curb can sometimes throw the wheels of any car out of line . . . without the driver’s knowing about it. Then you’d literally he dragging your tires sideways over miles of highway. ® Don’t risk it. It’s cheaper and safer to drive in now for our Precision Wheel Alignment & Balancing Service. We'll check the steering-gear assembly, in- spect front-end alignment and make precision adjust- ments, balance front wheel assemblies and equalize tire pressure. ® Remember—For Safety & Economy, have your Front Wheel Alignment @nd Balancing checked every 5000 miles. DIRECT DEALER — CHRYSLER & PLYMOUTH On-the-Square, PATTON, PA. Mr. Charles Barnett visited last Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Sebinsky ey : Visitors at the home of Mr. Visited over the week end with |,nq Mrs Ammon Oshall were Mr. r parents, Mr. and|anq Mrs. Clair Shope of Sheffield. | Mrs. Inez Gallagher. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Peacock Myra Hamilton |attended the EUB Conference at of Akron, O., were visitors at the | Nagle, baseball season of the Cambria- Gibbons, Ann Sun- A very large number of stud- ents from Dean and Dysart were transported by bus to the foot- ball game between Cresson and Altoona Catholic High Schools on Mr. Pete Fontanella and grand- | sumed her position as one of the 3 High [a patient | was a Sunday dinner guest at the a | week end guest at the Bergamas- and Roger i Two girls from Dean have been | elected to ofrices in the Cresson Club |tary and Frances Bergamaschi, | | Mr. James Kittell of Pittsburgh | Joseph J. Tronzo, Barnesboro, | UNION PRESS-COURIER ASHVILLE a By MRS. GEORGIA LIDWELL s the fi er Geraldi H skey. 'S Mr av Mrs Basie Hemskey: | Judy Gallagher Feted i > ; family of Grampian visited at the At Part On Birthda Bollinger | Tuesday at the Albert Rudnick Lemoine Hemsky home recently. y y Sunday visitors here were Mr. Kenny Gauntner, Emma Jean and Barbara Massic ci, Mickey Dascanio, Norman Gibbons, Inez Gallagher. gifts. LR nounced Sunday in St. Thomas Catholic pital. James Rhoades of the U. S ong relatives and friends here. ong relatives in Ohio recently. Saturday was a huge success. Saturday. Mrs. Maud Lloyd of Crafton, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Reghetti [Pa., visited with her sister, Mrs. were callers in Cresson Friday |Inez Gallagher, | evening, other callers were: Joe |The sisters motored to Madera fo Richard Bergamaschi and |Visit among friends there. last Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. George Letcher of Turtle Creek visited at the Peter Lesniak home on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter of Cleveland, O., visited at the home f Mr. and Mrs. Ray Gauntner over the week end. Misses Joyce Gallagher and Anna Lesniak spent Sunday in Thomas | Dyncansville. callers at the] A new front entrance is being week | built at the Martha Bercaw home, | were: Mr. Howard Swires, Mrs. | Cathrine Krisc, Mrs. Mabel Coul- |and a new porch is being added. | ter, of Van Ormer, and Mr. and | - | Mrs. Merle Meyers of Rosebud. Bergamaschi was a | week end guest at the Gorden | | The house also is being reshingled Chest Springs Charles Conrad of this | Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Fortunato Funi- | place has returned to her home College after spending a week visiting among relatives in Pittsburgh. Miss Patricia Kibler, daughter |of Mr. and Mrs. Cyril Kibler of | Altoona, has returned to her home | after spending some time at the home of E. C. Reig. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Carter of Cleveland have returned home oe ter visiting with the lady’s par- ents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Krug. Miss Rose Mary Murphy of | { Ashville is substituting in the| local Post Office for Mrs. Ophelia McCoy, who is on vacation. Mrs. Ray Meloy and daughter, “Jo,” were Altoona callers on Sat- | urday. Miss Geraldine Conrad, employ- | ed in Altoona, spent the week end | at her home here. | Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sutton] and family of Carrolltown spent | | Sunday at the former's home, | {that of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence | | Sutton. Miss Rose Wharton, employed | in Altoona, spent several days | | with her sisters, Mrs. Mary Mec- | | Coy and Miss Anna Wharton. | Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Charles Jr. | {and family spent Sunday with the | | former's father, Nelson Charles | [Sr. of this place. | | Mrs. Hortense Dunegan Adams | and Miss Teresa Nagle of St. Augustine were callers here last week. Forty Hours’ Devotion will open in St. Monica's Church Sunday, Sept. 26, at 10 o'clock. Miss Dorothy Gill, a graduate nurse of the Mercy Hospital, vis- ited over the week end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gill of this place. A round and square dance will be held in the Church Hall here this Saturday. An orchestra from Cresson will provide the music. ‘American Art Week’ Is Scheduled Nov. 1-7 Schools in Pennsylvania are be- ing urged by the State Depart- ment of Public Instruction to take part in American Art Week, which will be observed Nov. 1 to 7 | | | | "The department said that the schools and colleges throughout the State will join with clubs, re- ligious and cultural organizations, as well as merchants and manu- facturers to help celebrate the week. —Press-Courier classifieds pay! A birthday party was held in Mr. and Mrs. Byran Esch and |, . honor of Judy Gallagher's fifth y and Mrs. John Esch of Spangler. anniversary on Sunday, Sept. 19, a x Nas, 8 at the home of her grandmother, | 2USiness caller in oona. Jimmy, Ronnie and Joe Gibbons, and family of New Millport. Lois and Janet Storm, Mary Ann |lime with her and Bobby Miller, Lora Wright, Gondek. Tommy and Bobby Burgoon, El- Mr. and Mrs. Harold Stevens A picnic and dance was held in |ayne Dascanio, Charlene Chirdon 1 the Dean hall to climax the 1948 |Ann Hollern, Tommy and Billy|ple Are Funny” show at the Jaf- Gerry |fa Mosque in Altoona Saturday Gauntner, Grace Gallagher, Anna evening, Karthaus | Coalport was a recent visitor at|day Sept. 19th. A huge crowd |Lesniak, Joyce, Patty and Mrs A tasty lunch was served and Miss Judy received many lovely Banns of matrimony were an- a Re a and Carol Ann, of Blandburg vis- | niinimum charge of 50c. to Johns- | Altoona. town where they spent the week A new front porch has been constructed at the Lloyd Judd has re- |residence. , , , Mrs. Margaret Baumgardner is|in Altoona with the lady's dau- in the Altoona Hos-|8hter, Anna, Army spent a week end pass am- | Mrs. V. K. Gallagher, in Fallen- Mrs. Martha Bercaw visited am- Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kava and The VFW Auxiliary bake sale in Blandburg Saturday evening. | Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Lewis and in Flinton Monday evening. | Fotanella of Dean, are members |daughter, Sharon, visited in New ~ [of the Cresson High School foot- | York last week. Flinton By MISS DORA HOCKENRERRY Mr. and Mrs. Albert Slovikoski City, is a guest at the home and family of Washington, D. C.,, spent the week end with Mrs, |&8 Hecker. Anna Slovikoski of this place and Davenport. Hollentown. Chiomiento homes in town. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hockenberry daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph | Mrs, Sue Regan and Miss Doris Mrs. James Wilson of New York ler parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thom- | nic of Indiana, spent Sunday here Misses Betty and Venus Kin- Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Conrad of ney have returned to their em-|was a recent visitor at the home ployment at Ashtabula, Ohio, af-|of his brother-in-law and sister, John F. Bill was a Saturday|ter a visit at the Kinney and|Mr. and Mrs: Leo Murphy, Mr. and Mrs, Adam Sclesky an-| announce the birth of a son at : . je|and family spent Sunday with |nouce the birth of a daughter The following attended: Bobbie Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Hockenberry [the Miners’ Hospital. Yr Mr. and Mrs. Gust Busunis, Thursday, September 23, 1948 .. . ’ . Regan spent Sunday at DuBois, Clinic at Miners Hospital Mr. and Mrs. John Stqlitza and | Plans for ‘Open House’ of | children and Mrs. John Lockomo- Arrangéments have been made to have open house at the State Tuberculosis and Venereal Dis- ease Clinic at the Miners’ Hospi- tal, Spangler, Pa. Monday, Sep- tember 27th, 11 a. m, to 12 noon, and Wednesday, September 29, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schilling | from 4 p. m. to 5 p. m. The public is invited to visit the clinic and get acquainted with ————————— ee the public health program in —Press-Courier Classifieds pay! | their community. at the Michael Ramnosky home, Mr. James Pittman of Chicago at | the parental home, - Miss Katie Gondek, employed in Philadelphia, is spending some mother, Tessie ’ ,| and John Bill attended the “Peo- . Miss Cora Hockenberry was a caller in Patton last Monday. Mrs. Helen Ball of Washington, D. C, spent the week end with her mother, Mrs. Anna Slovi- koski. y Mr. and Mrs. Donald Hocken- CLASSIFIED RATES bery and daughters, Gloria Jean avy ited Sunday at the M. J. Hocken- | Insertions without change of copy, berry home here. per word, with minimum charge 2 Mrs. Anna Slovikoski and son, | PRICE OF TWO Stanley, spent Monday afternoon One Insertion, 2c per word, with a Additional f| STOBE ROOM For Boeri | 5c. THREE INSERTIONS ror “rr | STORE ROOM FOR RENT—May | PHONE YOUR AD! DIAL PATTON 3161 For Rent | 1c be used for store or office. Lo- Automotive Mrs. Virda Stevens and family er puppies for Sale. timber recently. |daughter, Janet, called on friends ———— LONG SLEEVE COTTON PRIN | Mrs. Martha Jenkins and child- dresses. Bakerton By M. A. PANCZAK Mrs. Blair Zagata and son of Sayerville, N. J., are visiting at | KITCHEN the homes of relatives here. .| visited the lady’s parents, Mr. and | CHIHUAHUA and Toy Mer thew Conveniohoos dogs. Registered stock. Write to|Mation phone Patton 2184. 8-12 |— Tharp’s Kennel, 120 Federal, Cum- | gn ovir FoR HIRE — Sore berland, Md. Phone 1497-M. 10-7 SHOVEL FOR HIRE - - Rubber | Sizes 38 to 52. $3.95 Mrs. Margaret Beiswenger and ren of Coalport visited Sunday at | Fannie C. Wetzel, Carrolltown. [children moved to Windber last|the Joseph Stewart home. — —— — p— 5 PR » ig) errr TUR dav) Ed Scott was a business caller | TERRIER PUPS FP. R. regis- | gyiy 1 DOZER FOR HIRE with | 1946 CHEVROLET TRUCK, Long tered American Pitt Bull. Arm- angle blade, spedializing in cell- itage and “P. R.” Tubors Black | SD g Demon bloodlines. Call 1; mile past Alwines on Somerset Pike (Rt. 219). Joe E. Nokes, R. D. 4 Box 455, Johnstown, Pa. 9-26 COAL RANGE, Hot : I water tank and laundry stove. plete equipment. Charles (Chick) McCombie, who Inquire of Janet Harrower, 517 call at 511 Magee Ave. Patton. try! Phone Patton 2791. es———eesr—————————a no FURNISHED APARTMENT for | rent. cated at 707 Fifth Ave. Baton | 1948 CHRYSLER FOR SALE—Is fully equipped. In excellent con- Two persons only. All |dition. Inquire at Union Press- For further infor- | Courier Office, Patton. *9-23 HARLEY-DAVIDSON Motorcycl- es—New sensational 1949, 1-3 mounted, with back hoe attach- |down, balance in 15 months; bar- ment. Excavating and loading by | gains in used motorcycles; every- the hour or contract. Weakland | thing for the motorcyclist. Har- Bros. Phone Barnesboro 841-R-3 | ley-Davidson Sales Co. 711 7th or 803-R-11. *tf | St., Altoona, Pa. Phone 22386 tf T Wheel Base, 9,000 miles, good ar excavating and landscaping. No | condition. Inquire of Fred Nie- job too small. Weakland Bros., | miec, Beaver St., Hastings, Pa. Phone either Barnesboro 841-R-3 P. O. Box 445. 9-30 :|or 803-R-11. of FOR THE BEST IN USED CARS Call Montgomery Motors, Cres- your old floors with our com- son, Pa. Phone 6341 Cresson. The Phone 3481 or |biggest little dealer in the coun- -| SANDERS FOR RENT — Renew : t tf had been playing with the St. Magee Ave., Patton, Pa. 10-7 | Crowell’s Carpet and Linoleum ee ceteris Louis’ Cardinals’ Pony League AMEDIO AR CARTE Tr Tar | Shop, Patton. tf | 1940 DODGE DUMP TRUCK for team at Hamilton, Ontario, is | AMERICAN CABINET BASE ® here for an indefinite stay with | Sink for Sale. Steel, excellen his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. | condition. Inquire at 916 Palme Charles McCombie. ray Mr. and Mrs. Francis Knee an- ELECTRIC nounce the birth of a daughter Venesky, daughter of Mr. Mrs. Joseph Venesky. Sister Mary Adricnne, R. S. M., of Butler, spent a few days here (hood. Slightly used. Phone 2291 and | at the home of her parents, Mr. | Patton, or inquire at 806 Palmer | nishings. Inquire of Mrs. *9-23 | Kerr, Dysart R. D, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Regis Mitchell of | 30.GALLON GALVANIZED HOT Used 3 here at the home of Mr. and Mrs. years. Will sell cheap to quick parents of the buyer. Phone Patton 2461. *tf and Mrs. Adrian Buck. Ave. Salem, Ohio, spent the week end | Water Tank for Sale. James Murphy, lady. Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Natcher Manager and Auctioneer: Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted | Chair for sale. Inquire of Mrs. DR. B. RESSLER : Grtourmir | Amen Aevet dfMiece Ave Room 203 [eg 3 Pennsylvania Bldg. 1207 12th Ave. Altoona, Pa. |i Ave., Patton, Pa. 9-23 — | PATTON HOUSE FOR SALE— 20M2 SORIRRLE rd | MODEL 29M2 1947 FEDERAL | ) | Player for Sale. Like new. An [ted on Palmer Ave. 1 extra Iot.|lent condition. at the Miners’ Hospital, Spangler. | album of latest records free. Mrs. Immediate possession. Inquire at or Mrs. Knee is the former Evelyn | Thomas Ross, Blandburg, Pa. 9-23 LIGHT TAN 'TEEN AGE COAT | nei 0 1 fo eB for Sale. Has a brown velvet | HOUSE WITH 6 ACRES Ground COMMUNITY AUCTION of New Kensington, announce the [At St. Augustine, Pa., every Tues- birth of a daughter. Mrs. Natcher gay a 740 p. m. ™e pbl i i ildred Davenport, |invited to bring merchandise to is he Former Mune 2yeD be sold. Come out to buy and sell. | Sale. -30 | desired. Inquire Saturdays or Sun- — —e 1 MATERNITY SLIPS may be pur- 5542, or write P. O. Box 191, Car- | MO chased at Fannie C. Wetzel’s TX | Store in Carrolltown. Sizes 32 to | — Sale. U-Plate, fish-plated frame. Walter Fink, 206 Brewer Ave., Patton. Phone 2135. 9-22 t : Real Estate 6 rooms and bath, heat. Loca- Dump Truck for Sale. In excel- Steady job with truck. For further information, 800 Palmer Ave., Patton. Phone | call Carrolltown 4843. *tf Patton 3158. 9-30 1939 DODGE LUMBER TRUCK for Sale. Also saw mill. Inquire Also household fur-|J. C. McGough, Dysart R. D., Pa. Marie} ————— es %10-7 (1940 DODGE 114-TON TRUCK — —reee 77 for Sale. In good condition. In- EVERGREEN NURSERY located quire of Paul Becker, St. Boni- , for sale. in Patton for sale. Whole or face, Pa. or phone Hastings part. Hearty assorted saleable | 3701. 9-16 stock. Come and look it over. Short’s Evergreen Nursery, Mel- 1 Services ———— — COMMUNITY RESTAURANT on | SUITS MADE TO ORDER—For Lanark Road, Hastings, for appointment call Carrolltown Inquire of Mrs. Catherine 2361. Will call at your conven- jlo Ave., Patton. 9-23 F. J. |Stislow, above address. 9-23 | ience, evenings. Exclusive lines J. Schellhammer, Altoona, Pa. #10-7 | | CARROLLTOWN OWN LOT aod Fos and Fon L. Taylor and Pioneer Tailoring. DRESRER CHIT ION Ti ] ottil ; DRESSER, CHIFFIONIER, Libr-| foundation for sale. Lot 50x150 | portc DY Cleaners Qarrellionhs ary table, baby crib and high . | ®et, located next to entrance of Fairgrounds. Foundation 26x34. Blueprints of plan can be had if GENERAL HAULING of Coal, Wood, Rubbish, etc. Phone Ray days only of Regis Illig, Phone Humphrey, Patton pu LE cy |MOVING SERVICE—Either local | rolltown. or long-distance. Call W. H. ah TT | Yes . stings 205 Reason- Phone 3-2623 {40 at $3.95 each. tf | HOL SE 5 LOT, CARROLLTOWN | a i Tre 2m Nee Po — Borough, for Sale. Located. on |. ave PT Co loonie. io Kemmis 'RESS PATTERNS—We are fea- | St. Mary's St. Five rooms ang |?"d have P.U.C. License. i Patterns. Stop in today and in- spect them. We also have a very good line of yard goods and gifts WITH THE NEW [for all occasions. Zanella’s Store, | 10th St., Barneshoro. *#10-7 Har ley Davidson YTEX RUBBER SHEET 125 boos: 18x27, 69¢; size 27x36, 89¢; 9} | size 36x5 >4, $1.49. Fannie C. Wet- Lightweight - Single Cylinder j= Carrolltown. Phone 2491. {9- PIECE MAHOGANY DINING HARLEY DAVIDSON | Room Suite for Sale. 18th Cen- SALES AND SERVICE [tury. Also modern walnut bed- room suite. Inquire at 221 Magee Ave., Patton, or phone 3733 after 4:30 p. m. *tf I have thrifty transporation and no parking troubles... Bargains in Used Motorcycles 407% Down, Balance up to 15 Mos Genuine Parts, Oil, Accessories 711 th St., ALTOONA Open till 8:30 p. m, BLUE SHORTS, especially for gym. Sizes 14 to 20, at $1.95. Fannie C. Wetzel, Carroltlown. *= | CEMETERY MEMORIALS — Of Barre Vt. Granite. Write for prices. John W. Hunter, 730 Wildwood Blvd., Williamsport 33, Pa. NEW G. M. C. Chassis and Cabs Now Available U Plate 149” W. B. Dump W Plate 149” Dump, 160” C. & C. Y Plate 160” Dump Z Plate 149" Tractor 1-Ton Package Delivery Unit School Buses Also A Large Selection of GOOD USED TRUCKS Rorabaugh G. M. C. Truck Co. Accessories, Parts—Sales—Service Phone 8078 300 Union Ave. ALTOONA TRESPASS NOTICES for Sale at Union Press-Courier office. We also print mine weighmaster's certificates, choice of two differ- ent forms. Phone Patton 3161. HOT AIR FURNACES—Coal, oil, or gas. Estimates given. Im- mediate installation. No down pay- j ment is required. For information write or inquire, F. C. Bardelang, 622 Donnelly Ave., Patton, Pa., or Phone Patton 5151. if BED JACKETS — Rayon jersey, $2.95, satin, lace trimmed (blue and pink), $3.95. Fannie Wetzel's Store, Carrolltown. ATLAS METAL WORKING La Yoo YOU CAN START THAT HOME SHOP ERAT: PLANNED — Julian St., Ebensburg, or phone | ALTERATIONS MADE on men's, | Ebensburg 211-J. 9-23 women’s and children’s clothes. | Custom-made coats, suits and . ie |dresses. Zippers for men’s trous-- ath, heat, Bigler Ave. Spang- | epg. Fur er cloth coats restyled. ler, Pa. Inquire Smorto, Milde- Mrs. R. H. Sharbaugh ho man & Peduzzi, Barnesboro, | 3 3 ] Dons Phone 474. SIX ROOM HOUSE, for Saie: 5% Pa. 14261, Carrolltown (near Main St. tf | Garage). tf 4 LOTS IN PATTON FOR SALE, |RUGS OLE: NED and Demothed Either singularly or as a whole. Domestic, Oriental Broadloom. Located on Lincoln Ave, good | Work guaranteed. Superior Rug & site. Inquire at Union Press-Cour- | Upholstery Cleaning Co., Ebens- ier Office, Patton. Tibure Pa. RD. 1. Route 22. GET THE MOST CASH for your aie Or Sone SOR car by advertising it in the | pick up and deliver Petrloe "te Union Press-Courier Clasifiieds! | : | Miscellaneous Wanted WN HAL —= | MAN WANTED TO TAKE over WN HAIR” — A |" ye) established i c ih : J - Watkins route tng device. ‘Cont 31: None. posses, In, Patton viinity, ‘rural. Reason Guaranteed to please. John Knoph Lor Quiciing: ust 20 bb Floris 9905 Nic. Ave, Minneapolis Min- | 799 hy healt 1 Phone Tenshi rs: ) 07) 59-J-2 or write I. C. Paul, Eb- esol lensburg, Pa. 9-23 eee. | “BH ei PED ATHLETES FOOT GERM {BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY. Own KILL IT* FOR 35c. | and operate your own business IN ONE HOUR, | for up to $300.00 investment. { If not pleased, your money back, Ask | Telephone or write. We'll help | any druggist for this STRONG fungi-|you to get started. Can make | cide, E-OL. Made with 90% alcohol. {easily $15 to $20 per d A |it PENETRATES. Reaches and Kills | Per day. Answer | MORE germs ON CONTACT. Today at|1OW! Charles F. Harvey, Manu- Patton Drug Co., Patton. Pa. 9-30 | facturer’s Rep., Electric Applian- YOUR AD Pave i —————|ces, Paint Prod | YOUR AD PAYS in these Class- |1907 15th ave i | ified Columns. Week after week | Altoona 29233. ? ’ *9-30 | folks who use this column eal us and tell us of the fine results| WANTED TO RENT—GARAGE they obtain. The constantly in-| near center of Patton. Inquire creasing number of users of our | Union Press-Courier office. tf | Classified Department is ample|—————-r | testimonial of the real investment | LOGS WANTED~Wanted to buy, |offered you. The price is nomin- | ard and soft wood logs. Also al, the returns are great [sawed timber. J. V. Hammond Co., 1 = ” Spangler, Pa. Phone Barnesboro N ti 273. tf | otices WANT TT ene — | WANTED —OLD OR USED car NOTICE batteries, cast iron furnaces, Notice is hereby given that cer- [oven adios, Mintiresses, rags, tificates of registration under the J of & Inds. Any ame Huo is > J .’ be paid. Tomm Elias, 1311 1945, P. L. 967, will be filed in : ; y , the office of the Secretary of the [Ohsstnut Ave py Barneshoro, Phone Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, | Barnes org & =R i and in the Office of the Prothono- | HELP WANTED—Male and Fe. / | male. Wanted at once! M vania, on the 30th day of Septem- | woman to service customers for ber, 1948, by EVA GINDES re-|the famous Watkins Products in siding at 2117 Thirteenth Avenue, | patton, Established business br- Altoona, Pennsylvania, setting ings $60.00 weekly average. Start- forth that since August 7th, 1948, ing immediately.” No investment she has been conducting and oper- | Write J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. C. ating a retail store for the sale |Newark N. J. » bo of men’s and boys’ wearing ap- . parel, under the name of GINDES MEN'S SHOP at 429 Magee Ave. Plants, Farm Items Bu Potion PomeVhvarie. ___ |7iNE GOALIE TOMATOES for CARD OF THANKS Sale. Fresh-picked, $1.50 per We wish, in this manner, to bushel. Mrs. A.J. Yahner, Patton- thank all those who so kindly as- [Hastings Road. Phone Patton sisted us during our recent be-|2974. *10-7 reavement, the death of our wife | or pre =n EL A. G 1 and mother, Mrs. Bertha Woods: CLETRAC NOLEL A. G. 11. used also for the spiritual and floral 30, 1948 Poot B ico Fl? ApH! offerings and for the use of cars blade. S. Quay Oren e ik at the funeral. Indiana, Pa. Phone Homer City 343. 9-23 A CLASSIFIED in, the Union |LUMP LIME, $6 PER TON — . Press-Courier is the best 50¢ | Slacked lime, $5.50. Delivered investment you can make. Twenty |in full loads only. Ferd Thomas five words at this low price! R.D 2 Duncansville, Pa. tf —The Family A Ch A a = To hh eh AN Sr bed bd dat is |