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Eggs; Aus by sending: immediate notice to 'this. office, \ - &ubscribers to The Timas who fall torreceive. their papers “a?“cbfirahient locality, orion any train, -will greaflyA Fo fis by notifying this office. 3.1, fiER'ESIINfi FACTS ABOUT GLENS FALLS GLEX A -The | \business centre of Northern New kfingflsipiangsbeg‘utifiu residential and manufacturing cl‘tiy | of Approximately 20,000 inhabitants, situated on the H‘u 2 f éc'mfgii‘ver near the head of Lake George, on the border 0 'the magnificent Adirondack country.) It !s the tmdling center for a population pf an additional 55,000 living with- -in & radius of ten miles,. The settlement was incorporated as & village in 1889, andithe first city charter received in { 1908. The city has an altitude of 350 feet abuve1 thetscaa.:t 22 ° ° -X ND NDED TNDEDTEDNESS-The _ ates city wfiggaifls 5338511)“ thousand, the County 11100, and the School rate $9.60. The total aswessed valuation in the city is-$9.258,805. The bonded indebtedness is $207,850 of which : $80,000 is water bonds. bt in tain FARBER SUPPLY-Pure water is tbroug n from moun “stigma only 4 1-2 miles from the clty, by the gravity ° sygtem, making a_ cheap, adequate and healthful water supply. A 419,170,000 gallon capacity reservoir holds the reserve supply. The plant is ownediby the city, and is | opgrated on a paying 'basis. . 85 miles, water mains 87 miles. . POSTOFFICE-A new Federal Building hasbeen completed \'at & cost of about $80,000. The annusiipostal receipts smiount to $59,115.01. POLICE DEPARTMENT-Totalinumber of men, 10. FIRE of men, paid volunteer, 34. The department is one of the most efficient and bes equipped in the state for a city of this size. The apparatus includes a new modern sutomobile truck. HUDSON VALLEY COMPANY-Capital, $3,000,000; number ' of men employed, 450; miles of track operated, 112. FINCH-PRUYN COMFANY-Paper, lumber and lime. Capi- fel stock. $3,000,000. Paper mis, lime kilns and lumber mills cccupy about 50 acres of ground. Company operates large buildings, Including paper mill with output of. news- paper equal to that of any individual mill in the world, Owns fleet of canal boats with repair dock. Employs 450 men. One of tm largest individual owners of timber- lands in Adirondacks and anada, Employs 500 men in inmaering operations. - Also conducts retail coal and grain L ins \s FALLS SAVENGS AND LOAN ASSOOLATION-26th - year; hundreds of homes built by its members. | Assets, $8,778.65; dividends credited and _ reservo fund, $91- gxzegmbers. 267; non-borrowing, 807. Female shareholders, t HLENS FALLS INSURANCE COMPANYT-Fire insurance. | tSixly-seventh year; capital stock, $500,000; total cash as- géts, $5,859,046.441 total Habilities, $3,605,737.14. Net sur- gfilfls over all Habilitles, $2,254,209.30. &n BNS FALLS HOSPEIPAL-One of the most up-to-date in the state, erected ata cast of $150,000. Glens Falls Train- ing ~Echool for Nurses, operated in connection with hos- ital. County Bacteriological Station. BLENS FALLS HOME FOR AGED WOWMEN-Located in Lower Warren street. One of the most up-to-date in state. BLENS FALLS PUBLISEING COMPANY-Largost and best pricting plant In Northern New York. Specialists in high ; class booklets, catalogues and legal printing. Publishers of Glens Falls Times, only Northern New York newspa-» gen with full leased wire service. Home field covers Glens | glis, South Glens Falls. Hudson Falls, Fort Edward, Lake George, Warrensburg, Fort Ann, Whitehall and other Warren, Washington and Saratoga County towns. INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY-One of the biggest mills of the big corporation is located in South Glens alle Ta the opposite side of the Hudgon River from : a Democratic item of faith. No treason to the Un- Gléns Falls, Plant largely devoted to the manufacture of newspaper, covers many acres of ground. Number of em- - ployees, 350. GLEN® FALLS PORTLAND CBMENT COMPANY-One ofthe best known of the coment manufaaturing concerns incthe country because of the quality of its product, Or- géhized in 1892, Capital stock, $600,000; sonds $300,000. Efiploys 275 men. umber of acres covered by building, quarries and yards, 200. Maximum production per annum, * £00,000 barrels, B'Ocll'l‘ EDWARD MILL OF THE INTERNATIONAL PAPER OMPANY-A large paper and pulp 519.1“, which is the principal industry of the village of ert Edward, em- marina? 600 men from that village, Hudson Falls and Glens Falls The products of the plant are news print, wrapper, craft, and Manila papers, box board and sul« . BHite pulp. PAPER INDUSTRY-Besides_ the big plants of the Interna- tional Paper Company, the Imperial and the Standard Wall Paper companies, two of the biggest institutions of their kind in the world, are lesated hore; also the big plant of thd Union Bag and Pager Company, the three companies employing approximately 1500 people. UIDIRONDACK ELECTRIC _ POWER CORPORATION-Main offices in Glens Falls. Principal water gower glam at Spfor Falls, nine miles north. Preferred s ock, $ common stock, $2,000,000; $5,000,000 outstandingé bonds. ross earnings per year,. $1,100,000, Pay roll, $300,000 per Water power plants with steam auxiliaries located Rt 863101- Falls, Mechanicville and Schoharie. Steam plant tica. Capaoity of plants-Spler Falls, 20,000 iilo- ts; Mechanicvilie,. 5.250 kilowatts; Schoharie, 1,600 watts and Utica $8,000 kilowatts. Light and power dis- his fife“ in Glens Falls, Lake George, Saratoga Springs, ‘hfiffiragm- Watervliet and Ballston and dellvered to: pb L3 Troy and Albany, Light and power dis- puted in Utica and Oneida from Utica plant Gas busi- condlicted in Saratoga Springs PFORTATION-\The D. & . fisgsg§§fifigfise§xfig§§ furnishes Giens Falls with 14 . via Hud&ou Albany, Trow and. Schenecthdy \to ns neg., © Champlain Canal, givink a w Conuiects with th ater f a AS AND ELECTRIITY-T wo light ‘Qfigghigma- do a flourishing business . Ons % these\ mgr; Electris PowerC orpofation, has large w dirondac opments, nine miles from the city, thoe oh. B2WS\ Seval. | [onic admitted that Hughes would not only earry © it, but that he would have a smashing majority.- | Ovracuse Post-Standard. trical energy for lighting, power, railroad S0\ ths. cles /' poses fo. the entire so-calied Capital District of QBC pure tate. Current for lighting is furnished at a sliding yo. Of from 11 cents to 56 cents,. and gas is supplied fos ing at $1.5 per thousand cuble fest and $1.25 for fuel ght- IANKS-There are three National Banks and one 2 ; Trust - .-: Company, with total deposi p 35:3 pany, tai deposits of, over, $300,000. Glens plurality f Its Insurance Company has total ass 5.023. 7 | and a net surplus of ets of $5,023,704.14 any size desired, for rental with power, heat, 1 ] . Inollided, and is & virtual incubsartor for small infifigtg ser | Glens Falls is essentially a city of diversifed industries 3'hslow is a list of some of her products: Alo, Beer, Bleach #4 Cotton Stock, Blank Books, Boxes, Brick, Brush Backs, ruSh6s, Carriages, Chemicals, Cigars, Collars, Comfort- gm] Municipe bles, Confectionery, Cotton Batting, Crackars, C \Flour Harness, Ice Cream, Laces, Lime, Lumber, mam“: 'Stamps, Shirts, Shirtwalsts, o 7 §W°U 'a BNs alsts, Silk Gloves, Wall Papor, G thatels, and three ne AND CAREY ers. two daily and ona weekly, (1b the City representing nearly every den (Assoclated Charitios organization, in charge fiagog'arnp‘pfi secratary, co-operates with the churches in all charitable igygeexgexgiin ggnscgfgllsihag a new $150,000 hospital, with oreos sohoo n connection, and an up-to-date HUCATIONAL-Glens Falls has six pub I ‘ Tre sch Including a large maderqhighDachmfl burl‘lcr’ilfngi'? 3311113 iendid new school building under construction; also rivate academy, Just transferred to a fins new bulldin chools, and a free library, In the public senools th h $% and 1,750 pupils; the registrat there are ols is upwards of v1.4“). egistration in the paro 1 placed commemorative of inciments duri fench. and Indian War, and the American Revolutfign. “If; the-middle of the river, just below the bridge, is a rock Ssland where the céve is located, which James Fenimore er made famous in his novél, \The Last of the Mohi- ~ ANI ATIONS-Nearly every well known orde 9 g? effted. locally in the twenty-five organization; alga rgg- étles that exist in the city. The Y. M. C. A. building R $125,008, and has an excellent Fymnasmm: tge large d brick armory has a seating capacity sufficient ceare of large conventions, eto. The Glens Falla ar of Commerce, with oflces in the C ¥eA of the business and professional Eganl'tgg 1.151?ng £3: ag‘ 1fh‘gjest hfeor it)? be?! Interest of the nt ,_ Fo rther information s ig= ens Pulis Chamber of Commerce - \\ \C\\ 56° . s PROVEMENT lens Falls has two beautiful | ne in the heart of the city, and one Just < er, having ponds, woods, streams it'ml,j 31th? 5114191; . Adirondack Mountains. An concrete @ has just been completed across the é a adds materiall yio the beauty of the place. t Fort Bdward, Lake Geonge; South aa + a je a. «e $5.00 Aaa a diy a enn d +t ke $259 1.26. a u e ee evn e e e we ets e e ee ne na ae n nne e biet 2 ixicg Rntex\Made Known Upony Application at Publi- oblige RRHETS-There are 12 miles of pavedistrects and 8: miles Fl): macadam; total length of streets 42.§nmi1es, sewer/mains only black marble quarry in the United States. Fourteen $4.65; members, 1,074; holding, $8,758 shares. Borrowing | dictive adjectives to convince the electors of the © United States that the Republican party is and has | was on record: Unlike his opponent, Mr. Hughes .500,000; | | ter Daily Item. H. R. R. running between [ TN ® week and 12 on Surgiay. There . ail way to | , George on the aforth: ady to the South:; and Lake : : three lines, Freimht Service & nose, Jocal\ service, on f Us Feeder Candl approximately , : deed be ;o. . 'deed be called an optimist. If election were held ' tomorrow Mr. Wilsor PNUFAGTURINMver 800 men are employed in the big { paper mills in the city. There are ten shirt, collar and 'Waist factories employing over 2,000 operatora g. | porcenta ent camp‘zm?’ with an annual out ntpof snflTAo‘fL-“gafirfifi. 3 18g? of fhev Manufacturing Building provides Inft spare l’a job which the Demnerats ) 'ler tried i in New ; . efy, (Mattress Felt, Paper, Portland Cement,. Rubber - ted it once in Newburg and what My. Hughes TBLS AND NEWSPAPERS-GClens Falls has six leading t TBS-There are eleven churchas 'the proceeds from a Republican protective tariff, there would have been none of the present any- In the heart of the residential district, and two parochial | RESTS-The surrounding country is - expenses of the government might have precedence i sive, inconsistent and yet autocratic administration : ended at Washington, the only hope is in the elec- pl vdson rival?) e mirna frites on irene bets creme meme nin mn ed terim o > HII AIK EA AA £ chens rates times alo messENaRR, THORSDAY EVENING, JULY 0. hat tate wbuethnzn‘fio‘0‘ch-fo afe ibe ate ale ate ate ote Atv cenote tete Grate ot ere erent tata 1869 ESTABLISHED FORTY-SEVEN YEARS 1 WANT AN UPSTATE MAN, f Mispiaced Longings. -I aty tete te atte teat at ate tete ae seat abe R 28 L |. Happiness too often consists in how | % It is an up-State Democratic paper, that looks] you imagine you would feel if you were 4 askance at the plan to nominate Justice Samuel gush; 111251252110 51:51:79 other man- $1 Seabury of New York City as the Democratic can- onn # didate for Governor when it says: @end me yop hs 2 atu ie aTe stuile ate dure at» \The next candidate to have the best |4 2/2 chances of success, must be an up-State man. [% If It's Made of Rubber % 4 A New York City man, no matter who, would |% | z . 3/4 lose many votes in the ip-State territory where |4 W e H a V 2 M E ex great accessions must be won. The city of New |% _ ~ <4)4 York and the organization of the Republican |% #|4 party are at war over the treatment accorded |4 ie $)% to the city and the only way toward settling jE All“) TEPQS rk E A S O this matter and securing justice to both city [i% 63 lg: gph o nas and country is to put into office an up-State |% A 7 fig i’ 1 fieg 41% 21 {Gf 258 E° Am | ¢ Democrat not subservient to city interests.\ I§I fl : HE . I From a Democratic paper in the New York city g. R if: end of the State comes a very complimentary arti- & Ania Supplies #) 4 . <> CB - 14 cle on Judge Seabury devoted largely to his record & 4 {1:1 as a vote-getter in which if is pointed out that in & g? €) % 1014, Judge Seat receiv in - Al-] % 58 c es $) 4 , ge Seabury received more votes in Al-|4 a # Iggy copnctg than did Martin H. Hlynn although |4& l ii: j§1 any is Glynn's home county ; more votes in Erie & f § §.1¢ 3 . € S € l a than ngakwood the Democratic candidate for Lieu- jg: Rwy 616 gupp hes hs 4 tenant Governor although Erie is Lockwood's home| & P af #) % county; more in Onondaga, the home county of| % Raifleflats 2/4 Carp, the Democratic candidate for treasurer and | & - $ jg: more in Steuben county than Parsons the Demo- é\ Buster‘s apa esrzmiz candidate for Attorney General although |# S i a; #14 teuben is Parson's home county. The evident} & f 41% purpose of the Seabury article is to show that the % por lag (”MES Ii: # Judge is stronger in up-State counties than Demo- # Fars crats living in those counties. 4 Rflhher Fflfifiwear % ,4 5 While Judge Seabury is not named in the up- T & Ii: # State Democratic paper, there appears to be a good % ' § a P % mils ‘ 't Fak healthy difference of opinion between the up-State fl: eal GQNMES #|4 | and down-State ends of the Democratic party as to) & 4|% the strength of a New York city man at the head % els of the Democratic ticket. lzi; aJ 4 2: The Democratic enrollment in the city of New |4& A, @ #) % York constitutes about five ninths of the entire) & 3|+ Democratic enrollment of the State and Tammany | % RUBBER CO. F 4 is the controlling factor in Democratic politics in '# as f New York city, so Tammany will be in position to! % 7 Waren Street #/4 MASON S FRUIT JARS-Pints and Quarts, { select a State ticket to suit itself. An- up-State'!&® # I; Democrat unt in harmony with Tammany would £- Sfores in this Section #)2 | \ \> 2a. : & *C & EAL F S1 i {not have any more chanee of being nominated mg}. Ali} T 4/4 ID FRUIT JARS- pints, ! head the Democratic State ticket than William '% an #/4 quarts 'Church Oshom had of being chosen chairman of} £ S hy ° rgyfl afld 4 Ii: 'the Democratic State Committee, but an up-State & 4) 4 , BB J , - & B| it va Democrat acceptable to Tammany could be put yf imenecia ¥ 3|4 JELLY GLASSES, 25 conts dozen; with fancy sover just as easily as Was Edwin S. Harris whom | & mould at BO cents dozen, '_I‘.amnmn_\' used to defeat Mr. Osborn. Harris' hom | a # lis a hundred miles further from Tammany HAll ) m m» e. é: { than is Mr. Osborn's hut he is far more at home in & ,-., |_ ___ _ eeateveeseanetine's \Al% MASON JAR TOPS, 30 cents dozen. zTriglmnlxlany tium Osborn. Tammany has a very | % FOE? Sage /% t friendly feeling for him. > */ 4 iC TL, + P * 4) 4 d 4 * * | ,_ Whother up-State Democrats will get an up % wo cross aw $)} FRUWJARRINGS 5 and 10 cents ii“: $2111“ 211m; ehiid 0g) tim Dmgqemrio State tic-Cg: 12% INVESTMENT 4 4 f remains to be seen but one thing seems to be | a 5 FIRELESS COOKERS, at 1-8 from regular | reasonably certain and that is Tammany is not go- & Dwelling and Bari! 4/3 as ' E\ . ng to nominate, or permit anyone else to nominate 2:2 6 SUMMIT STREET. SER 22: Fa prices. (2, uandrda.te,1 cither up-State or down-State, for 1:1 Stewart MacFafiand 2: # fovernor who is in any way likely to tear Tam-|# #14 3 RRT S R many to pleces in the event of his election. Kal COLVIN BUILDING 2: fl: JLLLY BAGS, FRUIT PRESSEL.’ PRE?ERY- The memory of Sulzer is too vivid. # Ii: Also 5 rooms to rent, $7.50 :§: fl: ING KETTLES, at a large price-saving, # a month. #) 4 AN AMERICAN POLICY, & be Gril ARe Bua al aTe Neale led Ate Re Ratna ute | pints and IN BIG BASEMENT \SAVOY\ ROASTERS supply meals fit for a king and cook everything to a turn; their double boilers proper- ly cook fruits, cereals, vegetables, puddings; 2 sizes, $1.35 and $1.75. ICE CREAM FREEZERS-three makes, all sizes from 1 to 10 quarts; very low prices. ICE PICKS, ICE SHAVERS, ICE CREAM MOULDS and DIPPERS. PARAFINE, 10 cents. or China. * is betta, ate ots ats lete ots Be Beaten te te te sty ae Gea Perte oe aBe eae ie The Republican party is essentially patriotic} ff and mone of its followers will be deceived by the remnants borrowed from one platform and made ton or the United States is attached to the Repub- lican party. There is no need of borrowing vin- always been loyal and true to every right and prin- ciple of American citizenship. Long before his nomination for the Presidency, Charles E. Hughes, has never said to his fellow citizens that they were fanaties when they demanded that the United States be placed in a state of preparedness. Mr. Hughes has not been so un-American as to say we are too proud to fight. Neither of these failings are the prerequisites of militant American citizen- ship. The Democratic plan to fool Progressive and independent voters will fail. The true American will vote for a vigorous American and and Ameri- can policy. The halting, hesitating, futile adminis- tration of the past three years and more does not appeal to the American who believes in results, not words and notes which mean nothing.-Port Ches- VIEWS OF STATE EDTTORS. New York will be the principal but not the only battle ground of the campaign. The vote of New : York is so large that if is difficult for either party to figure out vietory without it. * * * mpania¢ | As tor New York, the Democratic leaders at St. | A Demnserat who would not concede 100,000 or Mr. Hughes in New York might in- 1 would not receive a greater . ote than G recei el in 1914-Watestown Standards| \000 ~~ *o-__ The task of putting Mr. Hughes \in a hole\ is ® will a v4 treme caution. The Hon. Lewis nggllmfllglhzi: did to the Hon. Lewis is still remember s is p ered by New. burghers and by the State.--Newburg Jou1‘31r1a.1\Le W Had the President and Congress had available liety about a deficit. The concern as to where the money was coming from to finance our ill-adviged invasion of Mexico would not he felt, beceanse the federal government would not be eanfronted by an empty exchequer. The question of curtailing army and navy appropriations in order that the running would not agitate the councils of State. Nor would the administration he at this very moment at its wits' ends for sufficient revenue properly to con- duct the government.-Auburn Advertiser-Journal. To the American who wishes to see an indeci- tion of Mr. Hughes He is an embodiment of straightforward virility, with a record which defies unfavorable criticism, and is in emperament and | in conviction @ type of Americanism that vw4* | neither grow stale itself nor permit American in- | stitutions to sag through weakness or wabbling.- | Seneca County News z i [{ The moment a young man begins to save his money systematically he becomes a larger man. { He takes broader views of life and begins to have a better opinion of himself. Trust takes the place of doubt, and self-confidence replaces fear,. { The man with nothing in the bank is handicap ped. He finds himself unable to compete success- fully with those of thrifty habits, and is forced to the rear in the race. [ If you want to grow, if you are ambitions to cut some figure in the world and enjoy the fruits of success ,you must save and invest your money. There is no other way. The Bank of SUPERIOR Service Glens Falls Trust Company A ty, <8 aenee poole The Difference Between one man and another is mostly the use he makes of his surroundings. Make Use of This Bank | °\ . FALLS ,N.Y. ‘ 5g over $4,500,000 0.0 0 weekiy eprtion _ L_ E IES FLOWER VASES, 10 cents and up. FLOWER BOWLS-Pottery green, red, crys- tal and black glass. LEMONADE, CHINGER ALB OR BEERSETS, ICE CREAM AND BERRY SETS of.glass WATER JUGS, 25 to 75 cents. WATER GLASSES, 85 cents to $2.50 dozen, STEWART TALKING MACHINES, at $5.00. Just right for camp or piazza; hear it. &, ®, PHON CLIPPED FROM THE OGRAPH- COUPON . 8. Plays Any Make,or,.Size,of, Disc Record . By mail fncludé EXT Everyone wants a phonograph.\ Here is the opportunity you have been looking for-a practical; GUARANTEED, compact talking machine, which will play all makes and sizes of records without special attachments, on bargain terms within the reach of ever man, woman and child. Millions will want the MARVEL Phonograph. This newspaper has acquired a limited sup- ply of these machines for distribution to its readers. HEAR IT PLAY at the office of this newspaper. There are no deferred payments. Simply present this coupon at the - “an“ {his newspaper sen! secure $338 a ~ the. MARVEL PHONOGRAPH for ths bargain: amount of . . + . + > for greater distances aslk your postmaster amount to include for 18 pounds, ADDRESS THIS NEWSPAPER . Home Merchants Trade Stamp Company In the Goodson Building, Gien Street, Glens Falls, Wil! Enfiile the Holder to One Home Merchant Trade Stamp Free This Coupon Must Be Redeemed Within Thirty Days, ¢ ¢ RA 17 cants withif 160 miles; 30 cents, 150 to £00 miles? Classified Ads If you have lost, found, want to buy, sell or exchange any article, you can get complete satisfaction through the Want Ad ¢olumos of The Times. Equally conve of business. On Broadway, 32d to 33d St., NEW YORK. com with private bath, large open court. £2.50 PER DaY Am excellent room flit private bath, facing street, southerm exposure. £3.00 PER DAY Also Aftractive Rooms from $1.50. The restaurant prices are most moderate 600 Rooms. lent fot amusements; shopping Pen |( HOTEL MARTINIQUE - <go AR ' A - pleasent or facing
