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'rapid stridea with results that are of ufifiest application of its untiring ra.| YOare association's plan of arous- pearch is the recommend-atlgfxélgmt it ing the patriotism. of the local coun: es Those of us who are accustomed to least none was intended, but how can “$91 dun and heavy when we arise, there, be a gathering of the promin- Axgphttisug headache, stuffy from a cold, ent men of the country a few weeks lach, can, instead feel as fresh as a ECheduled to be mads without am oc 'daisy by opening the sluices of the CASiOPAl reference to this all absorb- system each morning and flushing out topic? The majority of the men |_ ithe whole of the internal poisonous who went along with Congressman '~ wmtagnant matter. William Calder Friday are' Republi- ©. q Everyone, whether ailing, sick or| CANS Theré if 'no gainsaying this well, should, each morning pefore fact because the majority of men in breakfast, drink a glass of real hot| county are Republicans, water with a teaspoonful of limestones but the Democrats did not seek to iiphosphate in it to wash from the make capital of if. Each town com- étomach, liver and bowels the pre- Mittese bad a Democratic member on wioue day's indigestible waste, sour it. and when Someone, no doubt at- bile and poisonous toxins; thus |teWpting to draw an essertion from sweetening and purifying the Democrats, remarked the number the entire alimentary canal before Of men present who are of the same putting more food into the stomach. Political faith as the congressman, _ 3 'he action of hot water and lime- the Democrats smiled knowingly and + {stone phosphate on an empty stomach let the incident pass. It can be stat- . . wonderfully invigorating. It cleans ed without qualification that all the P111; all the sour fermentations, gases, mer of Washington county are en- Ryaste and aclglty and gives one a grossed in the welfare association, splendid appetite for breakfast. While from which they expect great things, you are enjoying your breakfast the and neither Republican nor Democrat 'phosphated hot water is quietly ex- would at 'this time make any move racting a large volume of water to jeopardize its eventual success > om the blood and getting ready for But as Congressman Calder is a 1m1 a thorough flushing of all the insids tential candidate for the Republican 'm§xa§18' mi nomination for United States senator, “if the Hions of people who are any trip he makes or any public ut- ered with constipation, bilious terance from him is not without; po- aegis, ‘stomach trouble, rheumatic | litical significance. ta nessl, others who ham? sallow * To Renominate Parker. ‘BI if, blood disorders and sickly com- To his personal credit it can be going“ faliie urged to get a quarter safely said that the trip. from Green- he druo tmestong phosphate from wick to Hudson Falls Friday was tile 1:51:81 ore. T2915 will cost very profitable, for the 'congressman came e 21 r s sufficient to make any- away with reasons to believe that the ‘G’ pronounced crank on the sub- rank and file of the county Repub. ect of internal sanitation. lHcans are with him. Assurances to 2 that effect were given to him in a *, trs, more or less informal way, and of couse they can be easily given now Peats & *at tot {Te eatin é % £10 If IPs Z| with no other avowed candidate in . E? W Made of Rubber jg: the field. Even some Democrats ex- . . v &) pressed admiration for the straight- to Reo ~ e Have it {0 forward manner in which he is seek- ing the nomination. The real politi- wal discussion, however, has to do with the native sons, Washington county expects this year with the aid €, ALLING RUBBER e é lof its neighbors in the surrounding 4 STORES # | counties to return James S. Parker of , . &] Salem to the House of Representa- . Why have Alling, Rubber &) tives, The Washington organization ~- Company stores in all the @ | has already pledged its support, principals cities and why are T: they so popular? Because they are needed stores, be- cause they fill a want, be cause they give good service, because they are reliable, be- cause they treat the trade right in price and quality, while the factions in Saratoga county will be etoo busy fighting over the state senatorial nomination to Oppose him there, and he has information that his renomination will be favor- ably regarded by both factions in Rensselaer and the Warren contin- gency is strong for him, Because of . ~~ ; because they are right. a.| the overwhelming | predominance | of R £5 ' Auto Tires z}: Bepgblictans in ghe district a renom- X L. . 4 | ination is practically equal to a re- , 5} Bicycle Tires &) election. This will be the congress © a Motorcycle Tire A t man's third term. Assemblyman S yole lites #) Charles O. Prait will be accorded -~ Auto Sundries ' Auto Supplies Bicycles I . _ Rubber Goods . -& _- Fishing Boots \& Rubber Boots ~* Rubber Clothing z Rain Coats ~. Garden Hose ~ And Rubber Goods of All Kinds. f ALLING similar treatment. For a time this year there was talk of opposing his Tenomination, for he has on several occasions given the county organiza- tion some reason to worry because of his independent stapd on certain questions, but the official sanction of that body has been placed on his re- nomination, Democrats Not Yet Astir. The Democrats of the county are not seriously thinking of furnishing a man to run against Mr. Parker. They will leave that to their neighbors in the congressional district | Neither have they selected Mr, Pratt's oppon- ent although the time is drawing near. Expecting some definite results haath ttc +_ if: from the Progressive conference at j A RUBBER C0. *») Syracuse, they had deferred and de- a rl * the matter, hoping probably . fx‘ 7 Warren Street |against hope that the Progressives fr T #|of the county would offer a strong p A s *. man whom the Democrats might en- { # Stores 1d this secnon ~§~ Gorse, but this operation does not 10% #! seem to be feasible at this time and { $1 Albany! Troy and 4! Democrats will have to pick a 1 B S h C0 #! man from their diffil fangs. hD. D. sa ® | Woodward of Granville, who had an a a: c enecnldy & l|exciting time making Mr. Pratt and | 2 'his friends hustle last year, will not tnat its ine Ate lts Ae vitale Beale dhe ate iBe a 2 _. nao, ine the fusion candidate again. Mt. . Woodward is one of those Progres | sives who favor the party endorse- sC atte rat & 4 3% p s 4! ment of Hughes and can see but lit- g FOR S Al E */ tle use of continuing the Bull Mpose tt a z} as a state and - county proposition a ? \ when such a Republican as the form- ep governor is the Republican presi- dential - mominee, _ The Democratic nominee for assemblyman will prob- ably go a-begging, for County Chair- man Quinn of Granville admitted there is not yet in sight a prospec- tive candidate of any proportions. « A Thorough Democrat. Among the most enthusiastic and steadfast Democrats of Washington county there is no mofe striking character than Andrew Monihan of Salem, where on one occasion all but seventeen voted for Congressman Parker, Mr. Monihan says the trouble with the Democrats of the county is they forget to remain Democrats when they get into office. The Re- + 6 Room House Hard pine floors, varnish finish. | Large lot, - House almost new and in excel- Jent condiiion. Two minules from frolley. Price Only $1690 Cash or Easy Terms, $ ADAMSON & BAYLE C0. 8 Park Ave. Phone 563. 4 r Keep It There. 1 : your hair to turn gray? will come all too soon. the hair roots. to look vounger and more attractive. o 1C FRLESs p o AmithingCoal, Wood, Charcoal ent,. - Phone 210, Main Office i \ ty 0 toss e--an 17 harmless to the hair and scalp. ‘ Sous pou _. Cs arr Why not go to Leggett Drug com- - Tf pany and get a large bottle today, it Children Cry will not cost more than 50 cents, and FOR FLET VR’ your money back if it does not cure CHER'S i dandruff, stop falling hain or itt @ A S T Q iR | A ing of the scalp, It will make your told blessings to humanity. The]... Wostington County . General publicans of his district, he claims, religiously adhere to the principal flat to the victors belong the spoils, 15. g}: as necessary to attend to internal | by sending a preparedness! and Mr, Monihan can see some light, § 'ganitation of the drainage systom of speaker through, the various towns| abead for his party when that motto -_- Khe human body as it is to the draing *24 hamlets, as it did last week, 'had | is indelibly written in the memories . pf the house. - absolutely no political bearing. , At] of the Democrats of that vicinity. Another thing he deplores is the too independent stand which the Demo- berats assume in regard to the state Houl tongue nasty breath, acid stom. | beiote the political designations avre| organization, especially when there is apt to be indications of Tammany préedomination. Mr. Moniban is not a Tammany man, but he calmly asks himself where the Democratic state candidates would be any year with: out the big New York city vote and he does not have to state the answer, Blandy for Hughes. Isaac N. Blandy, the wealthy paper manufdcturer and philanthropist of Greenwich, is no longer a Democrat. { Mr. Blandy, who was a Dechmtic presidential elector four years ago, is out and out in his declaration for Hughes and hopes to be able to or- ganize a non-partisan Hughes league in Greenwich, one of the principles of which shall be that none of the members accept - political appoint- ment from - either the expected Hughes or Whitman administratnons, Mr. Blandy stated that it took him thirty years to find out that it was a mistake for him to stay in the Demo- cratic party and asserts very en- phatically that the probability of his some day returning to the party he has left is too riliculous for even passing consideration, Mr. Blandy, like other men of his home town, has been reading letters from the sol- dier boys on the border which are not worded in terms very complimen- tary to the federal government and has drawn from these epistles the conclusion that the Wilson vote in the solid south will be a rreat shock to the president's supporters, SLACCRRLERSE From custodt Forgery Case is Not Pressed-| Claims he Committed no Wrongful Act. Frank L. Slack of Wulfert, Fla., for merly of Glens Falls and Rutland, Vt., who was detained by the police of Winchendon, Mass., on a Rutland warrant charging forgery issued by State's Attorney C. V. Poulin, was brought to the Vermont city Friday night and released on Saturday by Judge F. G. Swinnerton. State's At- torney Poulin requested his release as the case was not pressed. Slack claims the checks are good and are not forgeries. He placed his initials beneath the name of M. C. Dwight who is the owner of a large mercantile fruit business in Wulfert. As Slack's initials were beneath the signature, he claims there was no case of misrepresentation or forgery and that he was authorized to draw on Mr. Dwight's account. Mr. Slack states that he made out three checks on the | same day, one for the Bardwell, one Walker. Mr. Walker was the com- plainant in the case. Slack says the Bardwell check was paid whereas the other two were returned. Mr. Slack has made public the fol lowing letter which was sent to Mr. Dwight by J. E. Foxworthy, vice presi- dent and cashier of the Bank of Fort Myers. Fort Myers, Fla., June 26, 1916. \M. C. Dwight, Esq, \Wulfert Fla., \Dear Sir: \In this morning's mail there were checks of yours amounting to niors than fifty dollars. How much long- er do you think this matter is going on? I do not like to return checks un- paid, but if it keeps up at the present rate, we will be compelied to do so. \It is past my understanding how any one could have set down and drawn the checks that your manager has, and not know, that he was over- drawing very largely. \This overdraft, now acounting to $425.34 must be made good on Friday morning at the latest. \In regard to the notes due this bank, I think we ought to have a mort- gage to secure them, as I do not like them to stand as they now are, with a deed made to your property. \I shall be glad to have you come up and talk the matter over. \Yours very truly, \J. E. FOXWORTHY, 'P. S.-I would have returned your checks this morning, but as some of them were subject to protest, I did not want to put you to the expense of $2.25 on each item. As you see the (i):_gex;'clraft grows instead of diminish Rested ina ane ts itsc ie ite ii ta tete Ato tey de tey ® *= uaue ar fue aFrsT raal R SAGE FORMER LOCAL BOY THOME OF THE BEST COAL PARISIAN | i fa . Puts Hair On Your Head and Helps to ls KILLED lN FRANCE What's the use of being bald? What Austin Bernard Keens, a former sense is there in deliberately allowing Glens Fais! boy, died on a battlefield in France two weeks ago, according Do you want to look old before your to information received here. Keens time? Give up the thought; old age Was twenty-four years old and enlist- eGd with a Canadian regimen t two t 9 | 9 | Look after your hair. Parisian Sage| Years ago. Previous to his death the \o [sa scientific preparation that supplies! young man was wounded four timés. ® 'hair needs-is just what you want. It], About eight years ago he resided ; alms to prevent grayness and baldness t ’ {by putting life and nourishment into| ey Deufre and Mrs, Edward He- f bert. He attended the South street Man or woman, no matter how old, SChool and was popular with his your are, Parisian Sage will help youl Classmates, He is survived by his father, who resides in Chazy. hair luxuriant, bright and beautiful It! wanyEDP-EXPERIENCED SHIRT di} is a most refreshing, -pleagant and 0 uue, . - - SJ I} vigorating hair dressing and absolute»J OPERATORS ON ALL PARTS. Me- MULLEN-LEAYENS co, * for Matthews and one for Mrs, Clara | 'in this cty with his ounts, Mrs. Em-] J of po t las of at o'clock in the forenoon, the real as ty pla ing to 17. in bei offi on div on E., as Ha ed in ett of of ed medicine made from fruit juices -has relieved more cases of Stomach, Liver, Blood, Kidney and Skin Troubles than any other snedicine. In severe cases Rhoumatism, Sciatien, Lumbago, Pain in the Back, Impure Blood, Neu- ralgis, Chronic Headaches, Chronic Constipation and Indigestion, \Fruit- a-tives\ has given unusually effective results. By its cleansing, healing wers on the eliminating organs, \'Fruit-a-tives\ tones up and invigor» ates the wholesystem. 50c. a box, 6 for$2.50, trial size, 25¢. At all dealers or sent postpaid by Fruit« a-tives Limifed, Ogdensburg, N.Y. SUPREME | COURT.-Warren Coun- “3235; Mary H. McDonald, 22 Mc- y-Elizabeth Lattimore and Jen- mnie N, Davidson as executors of the t will and testament of Alex Shgwart, deceased, plaintiff, against Sarah Halpin, defendant. Pursuant to a 'judgment of fore closure and sale made in the above entitled action on the 20th day of June, 1916, and entered in the office the clerk of the county of Warren on the_ 22nd day of June, 1916, I the gndersxgned referee named in said judgment for that purpose, will sell public auction to the highest bid- der, at the law office of Frank D. Morehouse, in the Glens Falls Insur- ance Building, Glens Falls, N, Y., on the 17th day of August, 1916, at ien property described in said judgment follows: All‘that tract or parcel of land sit- vate in the city of Glens Falls, Coun- of Warren and State of New York, gougded and described as follows” eginning on the east side of Pine; ; - street fifteen feet north from thelat the expense of sail property own northwest corner of a lot of land now or formerly of John Guyette, running thence south 87 degrees 30 - a . : ? fence or where a fence Murphy, Patrick C. Linchan, Julla stood, thence south 2 degrees West) Mary H. McDonald, Margaret E. Mc- along said fence or the line thereof 1) r ; - chain 38 links to West street, thence Carthy, Bridget and Katherine Sulll south 71 degrees west along said street 1 chain 55 links, thence north 4 degrees 45 minutes east 1 chain 77 links, thence north 86 degrees 30 minutes west 1 chain 22 links to said .; isi i Pine street, thence north ° degrees with the provisions of Section 50 of east along said street 15 feet to th®! pated July 24th, 1916 ce of beginning. being the same premises conveyed from Martin East- wood and wife to Abraham Vance lette by deed dated April 17, 1866, and recorded August 8, 1866, in Book No,. 15 of Deeds at page 426, except- therefrom the premises conveyed from Abraham Vancelette and wife Rozilla Sault by deed,. dated April 1866, and recorded May 17, 1866, book No. 14 at page 196, and also excepting therefrom the premises conveyed from Abraham Vanceletts and wife to John Guyette by deed dated July 6, 1870, and recorded March 18, 1871, in book No. 23 of deeds at sage 263, all such records ng in the Warren county clerk's re, And being the premises here- tofore conveyed by the party of the second party to the party of the first part. Also all that tract or parcel of land situate in the City of Glens Falls, aforesaid, and being known as lot N0“; 15 on Staples street and lot No, 215139 it further a proposed new | street, heing a portion of a piece of land that was ided into 35 building lots as shown a map made by G. V. Sherrill, C. June 1, 1906, and filed in the War ren county clerk's office, and being a portion of the tract of land known the Mosher tract, corner of West and Staples streets, Glens Falls, War ren county. New York, and being the same premises conveyed to Sarah lpin by Ella Mosher, by deed dat January 15th, 1910, and recorded Warren county clerk's office Jan ary 20h, 1910, in Book No. 117 of deeds at page 576. Also all of lot numbered sixteen (16) on a map of 197 lots owned by William BH. Moffett, located at Lor a Park in the City of Glens Falls, County of Warren, State of New York, surveyed December. 1898, by Hiram Philo and filed for record in the county clerk's office of War ren county, New - York, December, 1898. This tract or parcel of land and premises hereinafter described situate, Iyving and being in the City Glens Falls, in the Couty of War ren, and State of New York: Begin- ping at a point in the northerly line Charles street two hundred and sixty-four (264) feet easterly from the northeast corner of Platt street and Charles street; running thence northerly in a line parallel with the easterly line of Platt street one hun dred twenty (120) feet; thence east erly in a line parallel with the north- erly line of Charles | street., forty- three (43) feet: thence southerly in a line parallel with the first describ- course one hundred twenty (120) feet to the northerly ling of Charles street: thence westerly along the northerly line of Charles street forty- three (43) feet to the place of begin- ning. And being the same premises conveyed to Sarah Halpin by Fannie Novark, by deed dated April '30th, 1908, and recorded in Warren clerk's office February 10th, 1909, in Book No, 115 of deeds at page 200, Dated July 24, 1916. F. HUGH S. LAVERY, Referee, D, MOREHOUSE, Plaintiff's Attorney. SALLOW SKIN is one of the greatest foes of womanly beauty. It is quickly cleared by correcting the cause -sluggish liver-with the aid of the gently stimulating, safe and dependable remedy- BEECHAM'S PILLS Lergost Sale of Any Medicine in the word Soles everywhere, | 10c., 256 | eo pe 5 e M op 0 Nek FALLS TIMES And «FURSDAY SVEN, PEEK TBA uus a C . a peee -- WASHlNG'I' ALI AA TIP I inany taut -] TIP INaou \g Aru [op C00 Emmcm o e s ApINW A BI ASS: A WBASHAINEEHAN TTL WekMBKE | 1HF . |_ a weit-known> author' has \sata: Gt | mcrsuss |___ | WASHINGTON C0. WELFARE ASSOCIATION TH WONDERFUL | | & | OFVBEALHQIWATER | | ts \ ~* a ‘ - ~ - . . .‘ . ', V # *> i‘lrvr isfwhen_We-Wc11’1,005euwhic‘hw.~eino- , ., a A *% .. \ ¢ Elm BEFORE BREAKFAST. , lSPREPARIN I ETHRN PARVED FR | fl'jl MEDICI choose. Ta this way me develop our Exterminator .- AJ¥) | 0 to arma m _NLL ANKHAU TV HN AMMAELA A4 LHIUTL character and are.respon#ible for our Bug be stiim A o. a 'Il Says we will both look and. feel [| . e oe tos - +0 mlz | character.\ This 4s tfue -and nothing .25 € [stk * Ai avoid tinesec. \ ' Sai . ACC Thousands Owe Health And | exe ae of the hour won i “wag. , SalemMan Likely to go Back to Congress-Isaac Blandy, the strength T “F acti fl” to ruffle the spirits. ___ _- ___ == . _ aommunn C science i 00 Wealthy Paper Manufacturer , is Enthusiastic for Hughes. ' g 0 \Fruit-a-tives ~ NOTICE. € On ily G iits Ailes Celie t dinate Op Op e tte niet tete inv iin in in Qutb Api ip 4 win reamite hate made ~ ~* ont red - \F RUIT'A'TIVES\ the marvellous |_ At a meeting of the Common Coun-. '§° a cil of the City of Glens Falls, N. Y.] held ab the council chamber in the City hall in said city on the 5th day JOHN G. MYERS CO. of July, 1916, the following resolution [& a ° k ; | was atopted: ? 37, 39 AND 41 NORTH PEARL ST., ALBANY {; Resolved, That theifollowing nam-| & == - ~ = - z - - =- b ed property owners on | McDonald 4. Mall or Phone, Orders FiMed the Day Received by Expsrience % 'street be and t'hey gig‘l'i‘ereby riquiré z? Shoppers. 41 fgeitrorflggefitiifédgmpeftymon fiZié M25- I§Z Free ‘Dellvcrygof Goods to your Nearest Station Anywhere In N. #1 Donald street, within thirty (80) days Ii: Y, State. « y from this date, said walks to be of cement and to be at least four feet in Open Fridayvaenmgs~--=Closed Saturday at Noon width, viz.: ley, 10 McDonald street jg: : magie : =e if Nora J. Foley, 10 McDonald street, |» Dn j 3 a | Rattick Mulcahy, 8 - McDonald EXTRA SPECIAL VALUES IN WHITE ¢ street. & #_ John Mooney, 6 McDonald street, | 4 f § , Timothy Murphy, 92 - McDoneld|% COTTON GOODS $ Street, o s s E Mrs. Daniel Hurley, 24 McDonald | & . EX of “use special values that we offer of these most sea- *. # sonable: goods. # d - ¢ Donald street, {os Ii: French Ramie Linens, for French Dress Linens, the fine is Dwéigafirgiady and others, 12 McC skirts and suits, 36 inches, | and medium weights for /> On & «io . iste , . . % Patrick C. Linehan, 2426 McDonald] & - 65¢ a yard waists and (3035235: $315én;ah£§ p strget, a 7 #), 5nd M 3 y a s , ho Roger Sulhvan,51MM]c)Don§aéd igegt, # Flench. Dress’ Linens in oys- Imported Gabardines, extra $} $153; Ko. a MaCerniy, 7 Mebon| & °°\ white, 47 inches, 89¢ kind quality for skirts and suits, # ald street. - _- ' 4&0 for .............79c a yard 40 imahes, T5e kind for...65e % Bridget and Katherine Sullivan, 19 | if lol. a yard. Rel McDonald swift 4 Nellie L & French Ramie Linens, oyster Iniaorte 4 Fancy Striped Ga 1:1 ®: Mary Murphy an ellie Laurein,| 4 s lay F po. . J ~ dep 28 McDonald street, * ZVhfte’ for skirts and suits, bardines in designs for skirts % Cornelius McCarthy, 311-2 McDon-| $ 45 inches 89¢ quality....75¢ and dresses and suits, 36 in- % ald street. * ard. + |. Delaware and Hudson - Company,( & a yard ches ..... ...... . 596 a yard # | McDonald - street, te Ze ale Be aZe iB aB B Be Beate ate ne Ge aBe Sella Be ee Be aBe ae iden Beate Be ote tete ate aBe ate Beat Roger Sullivan, - McDonald street ; side of property at 122 Warren . i street, And be it further Resolved, That in case of the fail- L. alle. a ; 06s the Prae be Peale dred Paste ure of said property owners to put in re aB BeBe e Teale Beale ne Zeal aet ls Bea ie seals ote ids died cad corns o foc cts said sidewalks within thirty (30)|% - e: CLEAN-UP WEEK : 0:0 days, the city will put in the same & k er. And be it further a .§. t Resolved, That the clerk be and he |« . . K is hereby instructed to serve notice| % For the next ten days we will feature our renovating de- 4 {upon said Roger Sullivan, Timothy,|4 partment by the following special inducement. & & te | Toomey, William Grady and others, | % Any ladies' or gents' hat cleaned, bleached and reblocked 12; 3 at -= ke PJ 0’. ivan, Mary Murphy and Nellie Lav | & no # rein, - Cornelius _ MeCarthy, _ Mrs.|4& =m F R © UL AR PRICE s | | Daniel Hurley, John Moon‘s-y},1 Paltjrilck # 4+ Mulcahy, Nora J. y, T la- | & ee R R # | Hole lg C121\; compliance | & Mention The Times to secure the discount. > © h * i the City Charter. 4 9 f & Fx at ~*. [{ DREILINGER'S HAT SHOP | City Clerk, | 4 Ml ka she SIUEWALK RESOLUTIONS, 4 THOMSON BLOC SOUTH STREET g: At a meeting of the Common Coun- Wieku Soa aTe AZ aaa tee ite sBaat afs afa itu ifr a aalie fuels oe iB afe aBe abe rie as 190501001000 wil of the City of Glens Falls, N. Y., held at the council chamber in the City hall in said city on the 5th day of July, 1916, the-following resolution . was adopted: ba e abe aect at at ate Beate taa a woe ot Resolved, That Daniel H. Foley be ae re C and he is hereby required to repair 3: 2 the sidewalk on the Park street, side .§. R é of property at No. 2 Elm street, with- | 't - # in thirty days from | this dale, by straightening the same: said work to be done to the satisfaction of the sidewalk committee. And be it fur- ther . Resolved, That in case of the fail- ure of said property owner to repair said sidewalk within thirty days, by straightening same, as aforesaid, the TO CLOSE THE ESTATE Stock, Fixtures, Leace and Good Will of J. L. Richardson Store 6.49 ac a us e e {i i x-| & « £131,532} 22g?rpfggersti'mgwgterfheAgtl é: This opens a rare opportunity for a live, hustling man of abil- é Resolved, That the Eleni be and 135 ity and appearance. £5 1 . serve 4 Route dpon tall pane m. Foley m | $ W. W. HOGAN, Executor, 2 'ovisions * P +9 38 a Corton 20 of the City Charter, * Colvin Building Glens Falls, N. Y. $0. Dated July 24th, 1916, ada See Be uaF a Tene ats at AB ae ae cia Te aTe oB aB OMO Br aTe iZ ea Petr Quah AL - ©, EARL H. HALL, ; City Clerk. __ _ B sa 0300200309036“?#o {oozntuznyoznznzn}0:00}0:00:00}oz“:“:“:“2“z“:“:“:. oto ote ote die ete eta ate 05, i ‘ Fs ‘ Mason Jar j Imason 9 EAS 0 NAB LE } 4 A R S Caps, doz Fall é? J ‘ _ \ - \ ; M | oz 9 9 $ | 7 AR SqUGGESTIONS mis 35, } x Pints, doz. 50¢ Jar my. 25 c 0? K 5 Quarts, doz Se \ ser couron BELOW bers, 3 dz. #00 » Fancy PO- 280 Callie 15C lb PEANUT 11C lb 4 t «to ‘ o 2 TATOES, pk. HAMS _ a #> N C W 2 a C 0:07 | - - ) p j 92: Domestic 4C bx UNEEDA 4c pkg LOBSTER == ca é\ $ * - & pa > sARDINES 4C DK(J. LOBSTER _ £tca x | «+ quantities ips tei iz th Hire's Extract 15 c 3: . o? BREAKFAST FO0DS 32: C O U P o N_:$: for Root Beer é; y * sev k saree ers k ces e 6.100 | 8 Sol, 4 - ~~ e KX i *+ Whout $ i cret e A&P , c yall 0:0 Grape Nuts >* .... 12 1-20 .§. $1.00 worth of Teas, Coffee, ,§,JAM 03. . 939 Quaker Corn Flakes ...........5¢ g: Extracfi? and igakéggspogdfir 25 & F % 3. 4 y C + ve om tamp co- cP res h - {916 4 . to Wuheatena Lev verre rec e.... 150 Zily:~;.q~;~;uguzuguppzuguyzuguyguywxig PEACHES 2 qt. 0§0 sto . . 119 x3 0? EXTRA STAMPS WITH TEA AND COFFEE Ad & Posse. gag 056 gfi *% 30 Stamps with 1 Ib. El Ryad Coffee.... ...85¢-| L: (oie $0 5 ‘3‘ 20 Stamps with 1 1b. Sultana Coffe. ...... .80¢ | _ \ $ ©, 3 15 Stamps with 1 Ib. Tons Coffee ....-.--25 | (pamnlated A aAa O0 $ $1 40 Stamps with 1 lb. Tes. any kind. ... . .. .50¢ Granulated 10 lbs LC * «c | SUGAR IIe : ON JQ 25 Stamps with 1 lb, Tea, any kind. ...... s % 100 Stamps with 1 ib. A&P Bek, oN , ORDERS ONLY é’ o 3: Delivery to Hudson Falls ' AK. REST CREAMERY 4 | Wednesday v\? 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