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*, s tct om 44 ® s* Cntr B w 'hicnic and comm, roast :\~’“':\r/3 mest in Reoim 504 6f Insurance ~ Mired. ilo clock. i breanization. i Vaudeville and pictures, \ fheatre, LOOKING AHEAD ~ & Pictures, Park theatre. i Empire Aauvsust 21. _ il - Democratic.county committee meets In WarresgBure. +) f f Baptist Christian Endeavor society at Colonial fsim. uppor Ridge street, 4 o'clock. Eniolled members of Hughes All- miding at $ o'elock to form county ~' August #82 0 \Friends Chursh® circle| Lutertains at ten cent tea from 3 to} € a clock «n chus& Tawa. Public in. Veterana _ mast, | 7:30 Sons of ~~~ sEPTEMEER 1. Young - Men's Republisar - olub meets in City Rad, 8, pelock. P sEPTEMBER 7. Milaton W. C. T, U. elects officers. LOCALS AND PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Wiliam Day will pass .the weekend at Cleverdals Mrs. Loren D. Larkin is visiting Ler father, Jerome B. Rice, in Cambridge. 'Mrs, James Emerson of Warrens- burg, was a. Clefts Falls visitor yes | terday. a Justice Frank ©. Bullard of Queens- man rt x: wom . fie own: mum _ fimwa ABK ARB GAR THE GLELNS FAZEILS TIOGS AMD MESSENGER, SATURDAY EVENING, AUGUST 18, PAGE FIVE \ . income ensue: ls - a ; om n= === =- w“ ft I G seeneversssens mroe ® tutu”.-nolounununcuuoi . U AM N I m “a “film! RI [E [E] s oo sevices | Roos | EX APM TAM, tt gn HNL X H , , | ou ' ~ - ‘ AN E ' 8 | i Coll}. I‘MPRVEMENIS| vessanusserosnseconsoansnansen 000 cenasesena cen a BY Ill-HE in GUARD | H E gh gag-$5 , E] B t Aon f\ ‘ illjihgesfitanlgaifn exegmga 1151211 Effie prayer and sermon, 10:30 a,. m. * ; L * in mene $719 Rev. David Amsoliyépsstof o? the; Friends' Church, «abn t- | hn * Watson J. Northrup of Ross- Ketchum Co. Calls Attention to Many New Features, wemmacome The Packard Motor Car company | has announced its second series of twelve-cylinder motor cars following the delivery in the last year of near- ly 8,000 Twin Sizes and their success * iful operation in the hands of owners. The company also announces that, al- though the last season's output wast noarly three times as great as that of | the previous year, a further substan- tal increase in- production will be made in the next twelve months. While price has continued to ba a secondary consideration, possession of these facilities, coupled with the most advanced methods, has enabled the Parkard company to establish new standards of value as applied to motor vehicles of the highest type. - The brilliant work of the engincering staff has been an important factor in | arriving at this result, Always a lead. er iu the industry, the Packard now dominates the field of high-class motor carriages. Watson J. Northrup of the Ross Ketchum company, in discussing the new Packard, caled attention to the appended features: The new model cars are built cen- siderably lower than any previous c fbury. transacted business in Luzerne Packard cars, the chassis alone being . yesterday. i- Assomblyman H. E. H. Brereton of' Diamond Point. was a Glens Falls, visitor yesterday. Miss Marion White left today for ; a weet; outing at Lake Lauderdale,; , Washingign county. U Mrs. Cvrus Huling, Mrs. Vercoe and Miss Vercoe of Bolton Landing, motor | ad here yosterday. : Miss Anro Coath returned today from a visit in Rockport, Boston and , Melrose Highlands. ; Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Ryerson and “I F. Ryerson, Jr.. of Forest Park were . Glens Falls Thursday. f 1 | I A | t 1 Dr. James Moynehan of Troy is a> guest of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.} Moyneban, Auburn Place. f Mr. and . Mrs. Raiph Rennie, Elm street, are entertaining Mr. and Mrs. Charles E; Willams of Philadelphia. William: I@Rose left this morning for Plattsburg, where he has secur-iis used, making it possible to lower ed a position with Robert Rhineaind-| o Mrs. E. Y. LaFear, following a John Wood, has York. Sister M._Collette and Sister John of the Convent of Mercy. Roch» ester, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Healey, Maple street. Elmer Smith and son, Royal, who have been spending the past week at Rockaway Reach, L. I., have return- ed to their home in this city. Miss Margaret Canfield is expected home today from Newark, N. J., where she has been teaching in a sum- mer 'school during the past six weeks. Mr. and. Mrs. C. W. McClung left yesterday 'for their home in Bur lington, Towa, following a visit in this city as guests of Mrs. Susan M. Bain, South street. Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Tintsman and daughter, - Miss Imogene Tintsman and guests, Mrs. H. O. Tintsman of Pasadena, Cal, and-Miss Antabel Sol ly ofthis city, who are passing the summer at Lake George, were Glens Falls visitors Thursday. * FIREWORKS AT THE PARK DISCONTINUED Owing to the fact that the city health authoriti¢s have notified the Hudson Valley Railway company not to admit children under.sixteen years of age to League, park. the company has decided to discontinug for an in- definite period the series of fireworks and band concerts planned for this month and next month. The notite was served on the rail- 'way company shortly before 6 o'clock 'yesterday afternoon and consequent. Iy the officials of the company were badly handicapped: as it was impossi- 'ble for them to publish any notices in rcecordance with the health order. As m result hundreds of péople with thildren were disappointed. Cooduct' wrs were kept busy explaining the or: der to patrons and many people gave up the trip to the park for last night's entértainment. Many others went to the park and were refused admission. Fully 2500 persons enjoyed the fire works and band concért last evening. Thé railway company had planned to-give an entertainment rext Tues flay evening far the benefit of the delegates in attendance at the Stats Federation of Labor convention. This plan also has been abandoned. ~ .. THE BIG. LBANY returned to RASs Program, (MWodnesday,\ Auguat 40; 1916, 2:20 Class; Purse $400 ~Frot \or Paag. . but she insisted that she was not hurt. | # ** 217 Class, Trot or Face, Lurse $500, ~ LAYING TRAcks Qt, $0 Tomar 44 116. _ 'Laborers have begun the work of ** Thurs???» $199“, g\ 1:9“. R * 11@thf(g»|th.etne; Hudson Valley tracks ** 135 Glen Streflt Oifi 2:93 Class Tiut of Pace, Purse $500) South to ti??nt§§£i§ohaidff Fx # , 2:18.Glass, Tigh | | | « Purse $500 | Staple street. _ * % \ of rida}, Siptember 1: 1416. 1124 Claas, Trot or Pace, Purse $400 ? approximately two inches lower. This has been made possible by using 35 by 5 inch tires on all four wheels by flattening the rear springs and by the lowering of the spring pad on the front axle, thus bringing the running boards to sixteen inches from the ground. This lower construction greatly improyes the appearance of the cars and sakes them more com- pact. The bodies are roomy and com- fortable, As has always been the case with the Packard company, special care, special attention has been given to the bodies.'There is an entirely new bodv, a very neat fourpassenger runabout In this newest Packard bodv there 'are individual front seats, with a pas. sageway between, so that two per- sons may be seated comfortably in the cosy rear compartment. A new type of upholstery springs all seats. The upholstery in the open bodies Is leather, plaited the ©2853\ salon Probably the most be circulated through this single tube at the center. siderable tubing, but causes the water to surround the gas intake the gasoline. unchanged in general The bore is three construction straight-grain. hand-buffed instead of tufted. | visit in this city as a guest of Mrs.! While for the enclosed bodies a wide s New |range of exclusive upholstery is of- fered the purchaser. In the touring y, , bodies, excepting fouring, and in all of the six-passen: gers enclosed bodles, the folding seats are of the forward disappefring type. noteworthy change from the mechanical PLRt Of .apjmyed. Ire cream and cake will be view is the unique water cireulation system. In the place of the water be- ing expelled from the forward ends of the cylinder blocks, as is customary , with V.iype motors, the gas intake manifold bas been cored out to permit Jal water'from the cvHnder Jackets 9 |countv committoe to be held Monday manifold y and thence to the radiator through a This arrangement not only eliminates con- reader while at the highest temperature and 'vyigeq by the Common Council. greatly assists in the vaporization of | * The motor is simpler in design, vet ' inches and the istreet, a substitute Carrier in the 1 strike is five inches as in the previous ; 8 r in the io church, will proach, taking as his sub\ ject, ''The Outcast Christ.\ Mr Morse will sing a terror solo from Rossini's \Stabat Mater.\ The ser Tice will begin at & 'rlock. Dr. Solly will also deliver the sor mon at the open air meeting in Cran» dell park at 4 o'clock He will preach on the subject \Illumined Pedestals for Human Herces.\ , Other religinus servieeg will be held «during the day as fellows The First Presbyterian Church, i Warren street, Rev. Dr. John Ion pastor Rev. Dr. John Rey- {nolds Meckay of New York will preach at the morning service, his subject beings 'A Changed View polat.\ It is expected that Mrs, Mac kay will accompany the {former pas- tor The younz folk are requested to nots the discontinuance of the | Bible schoel in comibanee with the ; request of the city health officer. - Bap:ist Church, i Rev. David A. Seollv. Th T». pastor: | Rev G. A. Fairbank, assistant. Morn- ing worship and sermon at 10.45 o'clock; subject, \Treasures Forever,\ iby the pastor. Tenor soloist Morse {will sing Pushs Evans' \Lead Kindlv {Light.\ At 10 a'clock a. m., Dr. Solly [will conduct the Bible sehool_ for padults. the sabject being \The Ephe film Riots \ Christ Church, Bay street. Rev Dr. Charles O. Jud- kins. - Oc5e, morning watch; 1 30, morning wership with sermon by Rev. Alesander McKinley of Hed. ding church, Trow - The kindergarten tand the Sunday sehool services have ; been canceled. Wesleyan Methodist Church, - avenue and Garfield street' Rev. E. D Carpenter. pastor 11 a. m. morning service and sermon, Rev. George O. Webster preachet 12 m.. class meeting. | The Sunday school will not convene Church of the Messiah (Episcopal), ; Rev. Oliver Shaw Newell, rector: ~Rev. E P. Miller, archdeacon of East- bern Oklahoma | supply rector. | Holy communion, & o'clock a. m.; moming i 'KURZROK OUTING Is ‘ ENJOYABLE AFFAIR About 1\4 employes and friends of the Kurzrok shirt waist factory in Haskell avenue. are this afternoon en- joving the first annual outing and pic. intc given under the auspices of the management of the factory at Vanden- burgh's pavilion on (Men Lake. T'.w0 special Hudson Vallev care carried .the picnickers to the lake at 1 o'clock. The Glens Falls band accompanied ithe party and plaved several selec- tons enroute to the lake. During the afterneon swimming and boating were {will be enjored until 8 o'clock when the party will refurn home. WORDEN FOR ASSEMBLY. At a meeting tafternoon it is rumored that the name of Superiisor Edwin J. Worden will be advanced as a candidate for mem- ° ber of Assembiv. A new committee. man wi\ be selected for the third dis- ‘ «trict of the Third ward. recently di | SUBSTITUTE MAIL CARRIER, Postmaster Charles Williamson has ''appointed Joseph Hannan. Rogers served by the management. Dancing of the Democratic FAR Glass, Trot or Pace, Purse $506] @B [cal postoffice, Mr. Hai adu. model,. The twelve cylinder are cast in Los UF dC apy mpan as a Pradu of 60 degrees and slightly offset so that {dau Boys\ Savings club. late of St. Mary's academy, and on two blocks of six placed at an angle 'of the chafierlzuembers of the Gran? Ridge street: Rev. Albert G. Shepard, pastor, Morning worship, 10:30 a m.; sermon by Rev. Howard J. Sel- leck. Christian Endeavor meeting. 6:40 o'clock p. m. The congregation will join in the union service -of the Baptist church in the evening. St. Mary's Roman Catholic Church, Warren sirset! Pov. Danil T. Curtin, pastor; Revs. Patrick W,. Riordan and Thomas Deigsnan, asssitant pas- tors. Masses at T, 8, 9 15 and 10:30.| St. Alphonsus' Roman Catholic Church West street. Rev uecoree Lize, pas- tor Rev. Arthur Dardenemu, pacsior. Masses at T. S and 10 «dock , The 10 otclock mass will he followei! by the benediction. County Line Mission. 2:80 o'clock p m.. reaular service, Rev. ®, W, Termll. pastor of the Meth odist church, Hudson Falls, presid- ing. 3:80 o'clock. Sunday schcol Salvatior Army Citadel, Glen street. Ensign and Mrs John G. Dean, commanding ofces Holiness mesting, 10:30 o'clock a m. Ensign Dean, leader; subject, \Heart Purity.\ Open air service, Bank square, 2 p. m,. Praise meeting, p. in Young people's service, 6 p. m Mrs Hop kins, young people's sor am. lea lef. Mrs, Hopkins has just returned from Riverside and a wel en will be ex- tended to her at this meeting - Open air service. Bank square, T 1\ pom. Evening service, 8 p im. leader. En- sien Dean subject, 'A Man Saved d: the Air.\ \ an 8 . of [duty Hogan volunteered IM.;sr Daniel Hogan of Retired List Offers to Enlist as Pri- | vate in Reserves. Cons.derable military - enthusfasm was displayed las: evening at a meet ' ing of the Ol4 Guard in the armory for the purpose of awakening military ' spirit in this city and vicinity with a view to recruiting young men for war ' with Company K, Second Regt ment, now stationed at Mission, Tex: 2s. ' The enthusiasm - reached a high‘ point when Former Major Daniel J. to give up his place on the roll of retired National Guard officers, if permission ig secur- ed from the adjutant general, and take the rank of private in Class B com- pany reserves. Class Bo recruts will not leave Glens Tails, hut wil be held , at the local armory for state | duty onlv. L. E. Sexton was the fet to volun- teor for service in Class B. Masor Ed- ward Reed came next and he was fol- , lowed by C. N. Yan Trump and Pa- tro.man Moses: Beaud.n. At the close of the meeting it was | \m E Sponging and ° | Shrinking - Do you know that the shap liness of a gown deperds to a very large extent upon having the goods properiy sponged arnd shrunk before making? Recognizing this, we have in. E! stalled for the convenie se of C our eustomers a PERFECT sHHRINKING PROCESS thia 1] shrinks either woolens or wash. ( fabrics and leaves the goods woi a soc C ecotiful a finish than when ew. The charpe for this expect sodom the s gal ¢s- tablished price of Se a yasd fer was 2.213, 25e and vader and 5e a yard for other fats 08% \It's Done Right -When Devo Hee 7 volunteered for (lass B. service In ad- dvien 'o the names of Dose aiiead mentioned the other are!, Ir .Flovd Paimer, D. E Fizzerald, First Church of Christ, Scientist, cotner | Lincoln avenue Pav« street. | Services. Sundev fe £0 a m. Sunday school, 12 neon | Wedrs davy evening gervice at Sov <> k. rooms in Colvin block. 1420 Glen street: open 1 % to Cop m - daily, except Sundavs and ho'lays. Free Methodist Church, Rev. F. S Shaw. pastor | Class meet. ing, 10 a. m.. sermon b vythe pa-tor, 1045 a. m.; Sunday school omitted: praise service with sermon at 7.3\ o'clock. and DESCRIPTIVE BOOKLET The Hudson Valley Railway com- pany today issued a forty-three page descriptive booklet trea'ing upon a'l of the interesting and | historical places and summer resets alona f' and from (lens Fails to Troy The Nations.\ illustrations show n. the most important lines. of all on its scenes paces Diarrhoea Quickly Cured. Mrs. Geo. Williams. Middlevilic, N Y. in speaking of Chamberlain's says: too highly. ten years at times when she bad at- \I cannot praise this remedy My mother used it for cure effected by this preparation has been the wonder and delight of thou- sands of sufferers. For sale by all dealers. * ATORS ON THE FOLLOWING OP. the connecting rods from opposite ev- | ISSUED BY RAILWAY, lines from Warrensbura to Saratoga | booklet is entitled 'A Warpath of the. Tho booklet is filled with | Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoc2 Remedy WANTED--EXPERIENCED OPER. ERATIONS: FRONT MAKING, CUFF Sr. Wiliam La Vor, Ho C Prout. Wil- sam Ro Bullard, ian Tuten P H. Haselton, -J. R. Copper. Fred Squires, James Brads, Michael Wal-h,. Anarew J Simons L. J Pens eph- Bishop Joseph Dudes, Edward . , Mahan Howard McOmber, W, B [Btrever>. Ambrose Lamber' Fred Bordwell, Fred Narrow. James J. Horan. Frank Weedard, Patrick Mur IPL} and Fred A. LaPoin'. ; 1 General Loyal L. Davis, who Macm-z ed as chairman of the meeting congra- tulated each volunteer. General Da-~| vis will be captain of the reserves re-' erdied in flas ats, During the meet- ling: General Davia read a letter from Capra'n Robert S. Hall, of Company' K in sheh the captain said 'that no other city was taking as good care of the famlles and dependent relatives of as (Hens Falis. He express. i ed : thar Company Kod: short about \* men of beng at ful war, Istrencth He expressed the hope that' more Glens Falls hms wou'd be re- eruited so as to min Company K in Mission. ' The new reermuite will underge phi sical examinations next Monda:, Wed. ne~lay and Friday jose evenings in the armory Commanding | Officer Pavs- feels confident 'hat he wall have a class B compant numbering fifty men in a few days. Captain A To Morrm wha wil have charge of the reeruring work in this poity, will arrive in Gens Falis this evening He will e«ab.ish bheadquar ters at the armor and his chief work wil be fo secure men fo. dur on the Mexican border He wall be asaiste d by Private I Lambert and «or a poral Bernard Mose. The 1 tacks of diarrhoea and it always Te men hal. po r@iahed | lieved her quickly. A few doses Of posjjon: and wi\ dew o's their ti m itis all that is needed \ The prompt 5C me to the government Corporal | Mases wil receive a of $70 a month and Private Lambert will receive $64 a month. LINER IS SUNK,. ' LONDON. Aug 19 -The 9000 tap Italian liner Stampailia has been aunk pr by a submarine, savs a. announced that thirtv dw o person = had | los iy ' aston (5. \ 130 ttl.Glen Street, Zor®e Olons Falls NX, 10 No. 26. Despite the fact Baked Sweetbreads. that Lenore Tirich is high op .n the nountains appearing in sore se ere. for her next photoplay, \The Corfict,\ it is no difficult matter fo; on. 118 E). i waiter You wil not have to be an expert lip reader to learn that beef- steak pie is her choice. After the sere was taken I inquired as to whether th.e particular stem was named at random ov whether it to was from force of habit. \Decided- , name her favorite meat dish ly the latter.\ replied she with her, Lenore and I have often had litt _ famous smile, Lence the following: . r - a . . P dinner parties together and |I Cut irto small slices a piece of therefore know that there is roth: ing she enjoys more than a f'ate 1 accord- ingly give you the following : of baked sweetbread«. beef, rump or s#tloin; slice also a [ttle raw Pam: place beth in a fry» mma-fan. with butter and aswall qraptry of chopped onions. yoje Place three Jlarge sweetbreads Ler mem simner together a short into warm water to draw mut the time cn the bre arnd iid a little blood APow them ono remuit feut rogoetter with enough stock there {or an hour an' ther sla ¢ oto ruke sou e- Season with salt, trem anto be water 16t toem pespet, che ppef parsley and a lit- simmer for- about tem hort tn; Woressters ore sauce Add a this makes them frm. <4 jew seed petstces arnd cook to- the water and brush over them t'e gether for about twenty minutes; yolk of an egs woh oput ths info a pie-dish, with a bread crumbs, dip in ce.g again few slices of nrd-boiled eggs on and then cover them <> e cso ce othe top ard cover with a layer of with bread crumbs Dres on tem toont cough Hake from fifteen a bhttle cled butter ani oglace oto twenty minutes in hot oven. sweetbreads “2:7 a m lers iy Tuet as Fdra Ge drich ordered heated oven. Allow them to bist pol.creak ome in the restaurant for about of 5\ seere ato theo stuaio, Wimfred hour. Toast three pieces of bread; Loupcten, who was standing with place the sweethreai- on the toast me watch.ug the proceedings and pour rousd (rot over) them a good brown gravy. Beefsteak Pic. When you see the restaurant in Fdni Goedrihs photoplay, \The Heuse of gnu\ C. the scene watch carefully Mi-s lips as she gives her order to res whispered with a smile. \Make me 'he same.\ from which I de- duced that this popular little lady was anotber ent\ siast of the disk. I later fourd this to be the case, + se here we have two prominent people in the same studio. both J. ves of this partmecular culinary ofx‘etigg. dispatca to Lloyds today. The stam. RUNNING, BUTTON SEWING, IN.|palir hailed from Genoa She was SPECTING, MMULLEN-LEAVENS]| 476 fee: long and 55 feet in the Beam CO. * {and was built in 1909. R linders are attached side by side orn | The tension of the foot brake pedal , retracting springs has been decreased. | 4% The change-speed lever has been re-: 03 designed to give more clearance and © ¢ is now equipped with a bal end. | do The chassis frame is 7 12 inches $ deep instead of 6 inches and is rein- $ forted over the roar axle, which will |+&@ thus tend to eliminate the possibi‘xityl‘O, of any body distortion. Thes tandard tire equipment on all *% Packard cars will be Goodyear cord, |» 35 by 5 on all four wheels. On the | $ front wheels thore will be the Rib %* tread tires and on the rear whools the «#> All-Weather tread. Purchasers, how.. $ ever, will bave the option of obtain-! %* ing either KellySpringfeld or Good-! #» year Fabrik. - | t, THE TEMPERATURE #> es be The thermonicter at Perry's barber \ shop, South street, registered sixty-six 6 degress above zern at seven o'clock °g° this morning, and eighty-six degrees above at noon. &A year ago today. at nton, the thermometer registered seve CHANGE enty-four degrees above. 029 c . v STRUCK By AUToMoBiLe. |** ._ Mrs, John Adams, Sherman avenue, « 'was slightly injured yesterday, when «& « she was knocked down hby.an automo- a* bile in Clon street, nei Sherman 0:0 .\ avenus ,as she was attempting to «o cross the street. Mrs, Adams was talk. 3 ing to a friend and Aid not notlce the %# a? machine, whith was brought nearly to & stop when it struck her. The driver convoyed Mrs, Adams to her home Children' Ory FOr FLETCHER's ¥ hoy the crank pin of a six-cylinder crank & Others Are Taking Advantage of Our OWNERSHIP S Why Don't You Get Your Share of the Boots, Pumps, Oxfords NOW SELLING AT $1.45 Wiley & Patterson's Walk-Over Boot Shop \ R I R 3 Ms 6, 29,10», ah earn nats 2% za Me 04s 2406 A S. T O FQ wy. | Bn oin Qe ihe aie eB dhe eQrale ate ep aige che Be age Ap ate aige ae ot 6 Ad Be chro Seale Caut afe. fust strates Teat So WA RNIN G I Winter is ecming &oob T's time SNOW UC t+ think of your terror nha hus s , Tan teateats rt AA *s\ %%%, shaft,. There are a number of minor | PLANT C Y Fyre sheer t> cleaned every # 4 io bra me 2a aa a 60690001 00406 0 an as 21s ara ah ap 0m 6s Ps Pt 20 2s tn 210 aa 850 64% an Pn ann an aln aln als a*, A* f aha po. i gimegxecz liii'igiggtifig 2131 gtigee mrlgggacng. 0009000009‘00’0o’oo’o0000900600.0000¢¢¢o¢00’»‘000000053000evoooooooonow’woooooevo‘ooeoogo06000000N¢0000060Q006£ rear. Let cui res 'e Roz 29, Ro. {Ur im aus make Fur- z: linder heads have been made detach. %% * 63° & nace, Steves or Range. 10. IE able to insure a more perféct machin- | # *, VV (0p & = 4 Fee ing of th combustion chamber, with $ 0°ofl~§z HIPPLE & SHER AN\ in fifi a consequent Tghrieatei- unifolrmit); of 0:0 02° # STEWART RANGES STEWART FURNACES x compression. s also makes it a (4% A $ & 'g' §. HARDWARE, CUTLERY. « simple matter to keep the | X 9 59:93; MECHANICS TOOLS, y M' C. A. BUILDING 3:5 frée from carbon and at the same | % CT ram a in ~ ~ 4 $ 149 GLEN STREET 1. C. A, Bt 4 time does away with the necorsity of 4% 0g Opa ileal atete tea Pn Ze BeallaZinalg AZ PrawniB a ale Pes Beith iZn oi neta Seale (ea ie stn atecte pal valve chamber plugs. | t P &e ***CC~ - The generator hag been improved | %* 63 ~ == internally and runs faster than in the | « ** nay wae e midi past season's model. | & so 25° GLENS FALLS ITY MAPS On SALE at the TIMES OFFICE r 25¢ on $245 bn +%o % ***\ ** * R *s «t+ 0, - ee dmt Bocautiful Bust Thon Jotio Brassicre. 7 at f f \</ OLIE Brean JO LEZ, in: goa ecali ling to the entire upp T.) . ~a the daintiest and mo Front, Serpe, Bandeau, etc. If you eve lost, foard, vean! to buy, gell or exchange any z=icle, you can get can:plete satistaction fhrough the Want ka columss of The \m Fes mfimmunmum’mm[mummmmmmmmmwmmwwwmwmmmg are possible if you wal wear a s ientifically constructed! The 'raggiog weight ef an anconnned bust so stretches the taprorting muscles that the contour of the figure is spoiled. ange, prevent the full bust hnvgmg the appearance of flab: iness, climnate the danger dragg.ng muscles and confine the 6 wable-come in all materials and styles. Crogs Back, Hook rustloss boning-permitting washing without removal, Har show you Biexf Jolie Brassieres, if not stock- 52TH 2:1ng glndly send him, prepaid; samples to show 'you. % BEN: A MIN & JOHNES. 51 Warren Street, Newark, N. J.\F ppm and Shoulders the bust back where it be- @ of 7 1, of the shoulder giving a er body. st sorviceniie garments imagi- Boned with * Walohn,\ the norm arene po opy _ s4 35 36 37 COLD SPRING, N.Y. 10516 - MADE in U S. atoms. Aig one - «n «ut ax
