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He declared today that only the employment of the most ef- fective means of defense, together: with a strong protest by the whole civilized world, will save Venice from utter destruction. \It will be a repetition of the story of Loucain, Rheims and Arras,\ Deputy Fradslotte said, \Judging by what has already happened, the city is doomed to destruction Naturally {DONT DELAY | It Means | Money to | You. | Are You Ad- verlised on , MAAX , This Page ? Oily tv °':»:«:»:E>«.M U M LOWEST CHARGE 15¢ 6 lil Geri Apa rhe tJ rfc repre Grip P The Classitiea Columns of The Times is a through which QUICK and SATESFACTORY RESULTS are to be obtained by its users. A TRIAL WILL CON- VINCE the mont skeptical of the worth of these as a money saver. o « «4s ° # A a RESULTS AT MINIMUM COST <> Gaté t y tay ovni pip pp TELEPHONE 1050 | look This Page Over | Carefully. You Are Waste® |« Somewhere. | t RP i i |woRp 8 ® *y § cenas enemee lll 222 the world at large knows very little | cn * ts e® in ana cn 0005.2 a 0® in anna tan come . \ray\! Sn ain Snain dn dadiadyt's about the extent of the damage al- &”0”090f’0‘.°6_0“0“0“0“0°’&’°6°’Q”0”0\‘0\’o°“o“o‘fl“?“a”:“zwa“£“:°’z’°zfiwa°°¢'wow’¢“¢“¢“¢“owz“0“¢w§“:“wz Ifli”.“3?fi§”§¢°§¢°§®°§M§WZW§WW§°¢MIWoNe§°¢W4>Wo°°a°¢a°°é°¢¢waww ready inflicted on the city, as the 01;— - - ; -- - Gomme n u nea e es 20. an nonnal eee . 2 l s Cll rece eR i= l ; ficial communiques are not suppose Adv ena . a . f . . . , 1 ; « v tt. hon X Pron | reemeytee pu _ FOR SALE-fMiscellencows _| THINGS THAT NEVER HAPPEN | | HELP WANTED ; e war continue er year. to ' \ ' ' me - ~ - b o tent ~ ; ap ‘ anf the Austrians keep up their in- m of the second column of pads & rom - Harley-Davidson ' By GENE BYRNES TO RENT-House, 16 William St. All WAMTED--Girl for general | house work. Mrs. John C. Coolidge Ave. Hemingway, 24 as a 1915 - Metz Baker - Bros., Phone 475. i motorcycle for In. roadster for Co., South Glens Falls. $200; $190. modern. Barn and henery. discriminate bombardment of the city quire 36 or 6 William St. at the present pace there will soon FOR RENT-FLATS I | 2:9?ch very little left in Venice worth | prat To RENT from Oct. 1. Inquire TO RENT-inguire 18 Summi si, WANTED - Experienced | man on \Ifg'St. Mark's is still intact it is 21 Sherman Ave. FOR SALE-Five year old mare. Phone 168-R. ,_ farm for the wlfinter. James L. 47 Zot the Austrians fault Probably | TO RENT-Flat, centrally located. Weight 1100, Baker Bros., South TO Waite. phone $1-F.2, Glens Falls: _ ; there is cither an angel or a saint |__ Tol. 848J., evenings. _ ee Glens Falls. Phone 425. { magi“LIE-faiifrsnteaagamgfx fii's); WAN TED-Young lady canvasser fo | Ar who shields the cathedral, whose To RENT-Fiat, first floor, 341 Glen, KEEP WARM-Large assortment of THAT - NEW: | floor over Bailey's music rooms, 30 - §°00 selling proposition. . Commis- l + marble and mosaic still tell the St0YY | st, Inquire 7 Union. Phone 1382.1, _| - second hand | stoves and _ ranges A Sear | South street. Phone 914M. son and expenses. State age and m of the old, Christian republic. But |- Le _L \\ from $2.00 up: also Ford Roadster, 2&2?“ Rue\ Bev sh Pulls C Cat 1 - .. experience __ Address - Box - \M '> $31? 10351le “Azigflgsugedggfilgegz TO RENMT-Flat, 88 Prospect. cheap. The Harrison Go., 47 1.2 West LEacug OSs just TO RENT-Small house in rear of 63 care Times office. ___ a Eiglezftleen monihs aro August Rfidinl, TO RENT-Two flats one first and St R 1 AS ée0p geficvflg‘) Bay St. Inquire 61 Bay St. WAN TED-Cirl - for general house the celebrated French sculptor, was | ON¢ second floor, 99 Ridge St. House prom sALE-Cheap. Bed mattress and eon 2o 66 *A FOR SALE OR RENT House, ig _WOTK at 3 Lincoin Ave. Call 821, In Venice, and ome evening I saw him stop in the middle of the square and look alternately now | at St. Mark's and now at the palaces on both sides of him. It was the time when Italy was meditating the mo- mentous resolve and the declaration bf war to Austria was daily expected. All of a sudden I saw something glit- ter in the sculptor's eyes. - Turning to me, he said: 'Will they dare de- stroy them? \TUnfortunately the answer is only too clear. As the hope of retaking Goritzia vanishes the Austrians will their attack against the city. They warned us in advance. On two lifferent necasions the enemy planes @-nwed handbills warning us that if wa can' (aritzla they would raze our city and 1 am afraid this threat will se cairied out unless the | civilized world raises its voice against the randal determination of the Austrian general staff. \Owing to its seographic position, Venice, besides. being a huge open- air museum is also a naval base. This justifies the air raids: but the buildings that up to date have most suffered from the air bombbardmenis are those which have no military value whatever. \In a year beside the church of ,the Scalzi the Austrian bombs have greatly damaged the Convent of St Prancis and the church of the same pame attached to it. Of the number of private dwellings and - industrial plants either destroyed or damaged I will say nothing. \Ths trug, deliberate vandal at- tempts against the monuments of the city began right after the fail of Gor- Itzla. - Since then incendiary hombs 51 Coolidge ave. W. Irving Griffing. Room 305, Ins. Building. 20. TO RENT-Furnished fiat on lower floor, 47 Elm street. TO BENT-Six room apartment, 22,\ i Lawrence street. - and eight weeks' old; three good TO RENT-Five room - flats at 52 sows, one year old, one will have South street. Inquire 3 Bay street , pigs soon; all bargains, Peterson, or 66 Notre Dame. __ 80 Crandall St. _ . jA TEAM of young horses for sale. FLAT TO RENT-7 Sagamore street.} - without a fraw, gfear'less. gentle as Inquire 56 Cherry street, a lamb .own sisters. Also two oth- springs at McNutt's, 21 South St. FOR SALE-Dockash Parlor stove, 20 Sherman. ing heifer, two litters of pigs, six WAGON PAINTING, Twenty years experience on coach work. First class - Prices rea sonable. George Yakel. 70 Sanford , street, Glens Falls, N. Y. MOVING VAN GILLS' Moving Van and storage. Plano | moving a specialty. _ Satisfaction | . guaranteed. City and long distance ' - - moving a specfalty. - Also general' OXY-ACETYLENE WELDING team work, - Phone 1110, G. F. H Dobler, 7 May. MARINELLO sEAUTY SHOP : dian, side and box plaiting done. 8 Dix avenue, Tel 1281-M. FOR SALE-At reasonable price, with Fischer.Elllott blMling machine with table attachmentrs «tc Also one bilt of lading macnine, ratest and most convenient stvle. - Cull at office of C. Herbert Kenyon - Potter.Cowles Bultding, Glen street and Inspect \| GLENS FALLS Forging and Welding Co.. 37 Glen street, phone Where we weld broken or cracked tanks, bollers, broken machinery have been used, instead of purely ex- plosive ones, and now the danger of a rigautic conflagration have been added to those of explosions. Since August 8. thirty-five fires have been started. of St. Maria Formose early in Auguiat was chiefly dus to an incendiary bomb. + \The world knows that the dome of St. Peter's has been demolishegl. What the world does not know is that the Royal Palace with its pricg- less collections is still intact. I is ouly because of the fact that a bomb failed to explode. The Marcelle agd Papadopoli palaces, the lat‘ter still echoing the gorgeous receptions and balls in honor of Kaiser Wilhelm when he came to Venice to embark for his villa at Corfu, have also been greatly damaged. The marble balus- trade in from of the Tolentini church was torn from its base and thrown a long distance away. ._ - \And the raids continue. They cannot be wholly prevented. The air and sea planes came Over the city on calm nights. They come frpm the gea undetected and when we discover them it is too late for an effective pursuit, Yet the populace is Fé signed, They would gladly sacrifice any number of private Awellings if the monuments ,the historical land- marks that are the permanent Iand elo %ient witnesses of the glorious past of the little republic be sparet’i. \One evening I was in .St. Mark's square with Count Grimani, the May- jr of Venice, and several other mem- bers of the administration, when all of a sudden the heart rending, almost human shriek of the siren was heard, causing the band to stop playing and the crowd sipping their coffee to seek refuge under the perticoes. Thgn sev- eral explosions were heard and right after a burst of firing from the anti- aircraft guns. The Austrian planes headed straight for the arsenal and af- ter dropping several bombs - veered westward, hoping to reach the railroad depot By the fire of the ant the time they reached the square baireraft guns and the pursuit by our machines had be-! come so hot as to make the enterprise unusually risky, The Austrian decided to turn and go back, but before leay- ing, they dropped a bomb. With the ex- plosion a flashing beam of light shot up in the air as high as the re-con- structed bulltower. A powerful ery, made of the yoices of thousands of daz- ed citizens, broke the ominous silence; 'St. Mark. Then everybody rushed out unmindful of the rain of bullets from our guns to ascertain whether the cathedral had teen hit. \Luckily the bomb had fallen on the square near the church and the cathe- dral was still safe. But will they miss it the next time?\ From Newport, New York, Mrs. Mahardy, of Newport, N Y., wHiltes, \About two years ago when I cvas suffering from a severe cold and cough, I used two bottles of Chamberlait's Cough Remedy. It re- Heved me right away as soon as I be- | talking it In a few day® time { was fully cured. It certainly is a spleruld cough medicine and 1 cheer- fully recommend it to. all.\ For sale Jy all dealark. # The destruction | MAINCURING, faclal massage, sham» pooing, singling, scalp treatment,; American waving, halrmaking, hair; automobile parts, eto., in all metals STOVES FOR SALE dressing. Parker hair treatment Loli 2 specialty. Phone 254.J.. Miss Hac-, FOR SALE-High grade cook stov's. kett. Open evenings by appoint, Exclusive agent for Andes stoves. ment. Room $14 ins. Bidg. I TAILOR V, PEZZULO has resumed business at' 50 Lawrence St, Now ready to do your fall work with a fine line of fall samples. Phone 1496-J. Best prices pald for second hand fur. niture. Hrop me a postal. Thamas, 44 South S£ ~ C0-OPERATIVEFIRE: INSURANCE | WHY PAY MCRE? Co-operative Fire t 1 NOW IS THE TIME to have ladies, Insurance gives - absolute - protec. and gents suits and coats cleaned, tion at lowest cost. Get our rates, pressed, dyed or repaired, ready for - Cummings, M. and F - Building. winter. For satisfaction try Chas.! Tél. 1929, OR SALE-Good cow, splendid yearl- TO RENT-Second floor at 73 Glen | _ef\& _ Tel. 28-F-2. __ _ __ __ __ street. Good place for office or! FOR SALE OR RENT-My property business. Entire floor will be al- at 76 Ridge street; also store fix tered _ to suit tenant. Inquire tures, baking utensils, horses and Rochester Furniture Co. wagons. | inquire at 78 Ridge St. TO RENT-Steam heated flail. Im- | FOR - SALE-Ford 80 - extension provements. 11 Bacon St. Truck, $295. Hudson Touring. $345, - am mops ruses Bulek Runabout, $195. All in first AUTO PAIN-”N6 class condition and, just - painted,. © Stewart MacFarland, Colvin Bldg. AUTOMOBILE, CARRIAGE AND GOODWIN Corsets sold; also accor- 1803 fron, steel and aluminum castings, , Frank 1 BJC LEACuUE f MAN ACER 7 | | a \ -z I £155,” es <. «- | - | nz ruf t | I t BEST BAKERY FOR HOME-LIKE bread, ples, cookles and pastry try our service. Special attention to partles and weddings. Excelsior Creamery and Home Bak- ery, 76 Ridge St. | EAGLE CLEANERS & DYERS 1 f LADIFS and Gents' sults sponged and pressed, 500. Cleaners, dyers and repalrers. French dry cleaning, a speclafty. Work called for and de. livered. G. Solomon, 6 12 Eim Open evenings, Phone 250, PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER | | i t 20 202 LAUNDRY WORK LAUNDRY WORK. COLLARS 2c. Rugges Laundry. TRY GLENS good work Work dong clothes are nissey, 10% Sanford. Telephone 758 WET WASH a specialtv. 1 day cus- tom work. Agents, C. P. Callen, So. Gleng Falls: Tavior's News Room. Hudson Falls _ Eagle Laundry, 11 FALLS Wet Wash for at reasonable - prices. In such a way - that PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER. 401 Insur- ance Bldg, Glens Falls, Phone 822. J. Prices reasonable. By letter, hour, day or week, ___ $1.50 SKIRTS $1.50 __ +IT AND STYLE guaranteed. We alter ladies' clothes. Old styles madewnoew. American Tallor Made Skirt Co. 100 Glen. over Dolan's drug store. Phona 1223.3 Freidman, 44 South St. Phone 1589,, REAL ESTATE _, T _ __ CAMERAS TO LET-The two front rooms, sec. ond floor, 134 Glan St., over Eng- lander's Clothing store, for offices or sales room for millinery or other light goods, Potter and Cowles. FOR SALE OR RENT--Five-room cottage, west side Assembly Point, facing - Dlamond | Island. _ Improve ments. - i100 feet lake shore. Lot 200 fet deep. Well shaded. Bargain to - immedlate - purchaser. H. W. Sisson, Lake George. The Well Known Little Man | THAT is | P, LEVITT always does what he says: and proves what he does, That; means to bring in your ladies' and, gents' fall and winter clothes, furs, and fur lined coats and all kinds of hats to be dry cleaned, dyed, press ed repaired and altered, P. Levitt 15 South St. Phone 1094. POULTRY AND EGGS FOR SALE-Black Minorca cockerels. 19 Kenworthy Ave. on Assembly Point. Company, 3 Park avenue, FOR SALE-Large tenement house, A good paying Investment, 8 Bay street I | Organ Puzzled Him. l When Russell was two years old he ; visited at his aunt's home, where he! was allowed to drum on the piane. A | I LAKE GEGRGE Cottage Lots for Sale Get map and price list from Adamson & Bayles Inquire few days later he went to visit his grandparents who had an organ which he at once began to drum. When he couldn't make it sound, he stepped back and looked at It in disgust a me- ment, then he rushed back and tried again, this time with much force, and shouted; \Piano wake up.\ | H | H F Q scalp treatment. Everything in hair goods. Combings made to order, Residential work by appointment. Murphy's Hairdressing Parlors, Ridge street. Phone 108W. WANTED » Cracking Down on Them. \Dar am mo' dan one pusson widin de sound o' muh votce,\ severely said good old Parson Bagster, in the course of a recent sermon, \dat wouldn't fol- ler de straight and narrow path fum dis church to deir homes but would tag a minstrel band to de end o' de earth !\~--Kansas City Star. has |. | 1 and Kaplan. Tel. 1581. LIVERY TRY M'GINNIS BROS. for fivery and Not in on the Gossip. \How does,. your wife like the new exchange; also freight and bag neighborhood?\ - \Not very well as gage transfer, First class rigs at yet. You know she's not well enough reasonable prices. Tel 595, 17 1-2 requainted with the other married South St women in the block to talk about them.\ REMNANTS FINE LINE of shirt materials, which consists of madras, percale, pongee and silk sultable for ladies' and boys' waists or shirts, etc. Call and ~ ug staw or quaLurTy. ner Ridge and Sanfordv Sts. -_GIBLIN HEATERS CALL at 11 Madiosn street for Gib- I | _ Emithing Ootl,~W Charcoal \ tn Heater. and heating. Lawnmow- foment. Phone In-Office l er grinding a spécialty .C. H. Bant, | S - Madison St. J ; HAIR DRESSING PARLORS | AFRTfRESSWG, marcel wave sham., pooing, facial massage, manicuring, 18»| ! WANTED-5,000 beef and horse hides highest prices paid. We are always In the market for calf skins, pelts. deer skins, Junk, etc., of all descrip- tions. Prices the highest, Bernstein be convinced. Remnant Shop, Cor- , BIG SALE of premos at a great re- , duction. Come in and see them, Free i_ delivery on all mail orders. Empire Stationery and Photo Co., 24 South St. Open evenings. WHERE TO DINE COME IN AND TRY the U-Wanta Lunch. Regular dinner, 25 cents. Open day and night. C. D. Bennett, fig Elm street. FAULTLESS FURNACE NOW is the time to begin being ready for winter by having furnaces repaired and also to consider a new furnace if needed. See P. H. Speli- man, 69 Glen street, SHOE STORE | SHOES AT CUT - PRICES-Shces bought at the store will be repaired | free of charge In case they go wrong. Shoe repairing done while i- you walt, - Prices reasonable, V. 2 Del Signore, $8 South street, SWEEPER-VAC 1 ' With the brush, the original one won first premium at the Panama Exposi- tion, that's a big recommend, strong | Suction, brush that picks up all thread .and has wearing qualities not found 'in the cheaper makes, Cash or pay- . ments by the week, Sold by BICKLEY BROS, 172 Glen St., Glens Falls, N. Y. | MUSIC STUDIO PIANO, VOICE AND VIOLIN les. sons; choral and violin ensemble classes begin Sept. 25. Applications received. before that date given spe- clal - attention. | Practical | experi- ence in accompanying afforded plano students. Dolan Studio, 126 Glen street, Rooms 6 and 7. DRESSMAKING EXPERIENCED DRESSMAKER. WISHES sewing by the day or home. By the day preferred. Frank L .Titter, I Phone 1117-M. | DRESSMAKING-Re at Mrs. 7 Bowman Avs. modeling gowns, making over furs. Miss Martin, Gran dalt Block. a e« South St. MONUMENTS IMPORTERS of Scotch granite and manufactures of domestle granite for monumental and cemetery work, Drop us a card for prices. Broc.. 78 Maple atreet. Moving van GILLS® Moving Van and storage. PI. ano moving a Satisfaction moving a specialty. team work _ Phone 1110 G. F. H. Dobler, 7 May. PADDED AUTOMOBILE | Van. local and fong distance moving. Only pad. ded vam In Glomg Falls. Glona Palio Storage Os. HORSESHOEING EXPERT horseshoeing. Special atten. tion given to Ing. Prices reasonable. H. P. Tur ney, - opposite Finch-Pruyn - Co., Glen St. FURNITURE A RECORD that stands for rellability, will be found at T. H. Maloy's and Company Store, May St. OPTOMETRIST LET US FIT your glasses. Holley's Store. 3 Bay St.. Glens Falls. --- PHOTOGRAPHER not {nljured. K. F. Fin- . McHugh ° guaranteed. Clty and long distance ; Also general , Interfering horses. ; General blacksmithing and repair.. good value and satisfactory dealings ' Lincoln Ave, Inquire F. P. Shippe WAN TED-Stokers, t E1 Notre Dame. ~ okers, good pay, work alt year around Must be sober. Ap- ply at Gas Works, Canal St. THE RIVERTON MFG,. CO, 30:32 w ARREN STREET, WANT OPER, AT ORS EXPERIENCED on W AIST S. 'TO REWT-f1 May $t Inquire Eddy WANTEO--Waitresses at Rutland Ho. Y+ TO LET-House at 11 Sumner Place. , TO LET-tlouse, ~- ments, nue, modern improve Inquire at 24 Morgan ave., | i Store, 89 Ridge St. | - tel. , ONE OF THE BEST stores In Hud. TRAINMEN ang firemen wanted, i sor Falls to rent. Good location | ages 21 to 25 years. Apply to M. S E. Scott, Phone 289.W. | THE GLENYS FALLS storage Com» | pany has a large list of rentable , | | W. Sullivan, Trainmaster, D. & H. 1 Co., Oneonta, N. Y. WANTED - Experienced finishers, 1 dwoilings. v,, button hole makers and pressers on c= onne e- ___A |- ladies' walsts. Max Kurzrok, Inc., ; Haskell avenue. MISCELLANEGUS 'WANTED-Two young men with sell. ing ability. Pay dally. Rapid ad- -vancement for live: wires. Silva, TO RENT-Rooms, in the Masonic Temple. Suitable for office or light business purposes. Applv to J. P. 129 Glen street, upstairs. Bickley, H. P. King or C. N. Van Trump. BOYS WANTED - To earm vacation , - money. Inquire J. Silverman, Hud- - im woom nricaa $q,\ Son Valley News Rooms and Wait« WILL PAY HIGHEST cash prices for Ing Station. scrap from, rubber. beef. horse hides calf hides, sheep pelts. old automo. | MASSAGE, MANICURE SHAMPOO SWEDISH Message for headache, ner vousness and constipation. Sean and salt bath. Also manicuring, Sharm posing. Residental work by apnoint ment. Nora Lyons, 92 Maple St. Phone 1022. CHIROPRACTOR hiles, scrap metals. a specialty. S r—‘vflm WE ARE MEMBERS or tus | drous, g te and Sanford St W065 tous tine fons Ch =- ozi ! \MW§’F AND QivE VOTES | Fom cash PAYMENTS LLL I2 ___ U EMERSON 7.inch double disc re- cords, play on any machine withou! an attachment, except the Edison, Price 25c each. For sale by BICKLEY BROTHE RS, 1 o - | » + ® DO your washing by water power. The Yost gearless moto: washer, pricd $15.00. will do it better than you can without any hard work for you if quarter the time it now takes. For sale by BICKLEY BROTHERS. DID you shiver this morning. uncom, . AFTER ALL other methods have failed. people sre qett'na we'l by taking chiroproctic adjustments, In. S fortable last night when you rk vestigate if you are a'tnq- F_ W reading. You need the Perfection 35095180’1- m C.. 17 \im St Phont smoke ess Oil Heater. $3:98 and u\X For sale by BICKLEY BROTHERS. INSURANCE -_ AET NA-IZE your automobile. The Aetna Accident and Liability com- pany is the largest company writing ° auto and general flability in the world. John H. Derby, Jr.. Agent. JOB PRINTING - PRINTING-When in ' of printing for personal or business use, get our prices. and see sample of work, It pays to get the best., Glens Fallg Company. TO RENT-Furnished Rooms? WANTED.--Yaunq mar to tike fur. nished room. Reference, 261 Gen. 'TO RENT reams in private family. All eonvem'ences Gentle man preferred. 8 Pine St. TO RENT_-Modern furnished rooms. with every ~onvenlences twn hioeks from business sectiaa Tranglert accommodations, 2 May St near Bay ; THREE rooms ,fight - hnx:se\ee;nlnu | Side door entrance. Inquire § Keer; i- am ' TO RENT-Furnished room, 42 Bay. AUTO PAINTING NOW is the time ty have your auts or - carmage | painted. First.clasg work. Prices reasonable. Work done promptly. W. J. Wood, 8 1.2 Park street. Phone 825.M. ise: at , ELECTRICAL REPAIR WORF HARDWARE 2CAREFULLY done, triage-rat charg I work guaranteed. Estimate cheerf « W. F, COMBS & SON, 2% Main St, ly given. Niles G. Plank, 17 112 Har- i 80, Glens Falls, Phone 1198. Hard [ rison Ave, Phone 728-M. ware, Paints, Oil and Glass Sport - L_ Ing goods. Plumbing, Heat'ina. Roof YIM BATHS AND MASSAGE Ing. Electric Wiring and eupplies . . : ibd OUR EXPERT SCIENTIFIC. AUTO CAB SERVICE sMETHODS—lee you assured vigor,' and correct physical developmen. .- Satisfying results to clients or no AUTOMOBILE for hire, day or night. Enclosed touring car. Call H. Si: charges considered. Mulcahy and verman at McElHligott's Cigar store, Hammer, Mulcahy room 6 and 7 Knickerbocker Bidg. Phone $27, Ex- Phone 1222. Residence Phone 1511. M. TO RENT-Two desirable suftu of rooms In Colvin building. The vost centrally located, best patronized and only exclusive cffice bullding In the clty. Elevator service and mo! ern conveniences,. Apply con the premises or al Glens Falls Trust Co. | I : i 1 t 1 A i U clusively for men. Mrs. Hammer, 13 Eim St, for women,. Phone 481-W or roundings, Appointments filled on an hour's notice. Telephone. - BOARDING EXCELLENT home cooking high class meats at reasonable rates. Board with rooms, Apply for terms. H. C. Sweet, 78 Ridge St. SHOE REPAIRING ELECT RCIAL shoe and rubber repair Ing work done while you walt, Sat- sifaction guaranteed, S. Pauline, 19 West St. VANITY SHOP HAIR DRESSING, shampooing, mant- curing, massage. scalp treatments; also large assortment of halr goods. hair ornaments, toilet articles. Miss Lechleiter, 150 «Glen St. TRUNK and bag repairing. ? Ja, & Jackson, 9 Exchange strook HARNESS AND HORSE GOODS 1 548-M. H. W. BANGBURN.h Commercial and CALL D. E, PINO for first class Cab.~ 2 _ House Portrait Photographer. Let | gervice, day or night, at White' ay. R t me make your portrait in your own , - olgap - store, Gleng street, Pgsfjx: TYPEWRlTERS home with all the charms of its sur- 883.W. Reasonable rates. REMINGTON, Smith Premier and One month $3.00. Three months $7.50. Rental Monarch typewriter , NOW IS THE TIME that auto trips' co is t- are a pleasure. Call Brownell's appiled on purchase. Speci ( , & Special stud. | Lunch for aute hire. Day or night. ent rates. Remington Typewriter .- Telephone 729.J, Special rate on company, 20 Fifth St. Tel. 925.W. long trips. TAIjLORI SECOND-HAND STORE (men's suiTs sspcngilzlind pressed, WE BUY, sefl and exchange all kinds 50c; ladies' and gentlemen's clot of second hand furniture, carpets, (\ng cleaned, pressed, dyed, remod@ stoves, oto, Highest prices pald, Hub - @0 at re- ~nable prices. Front Second Hand Store, 71 Gien St |- cleaning. a specialty; Mailitc Phone 1587. _ 16 Exchange St Phon@e®@yo, papper NATIONAL_TAILoRING CC CONTRACTING & BUILDING cusrom | made clothes, cie ressing and repairing; also gata second hand clothes bought and. sold. 12 Warren St. Glens Fall moar ns onn n oust | LOST i ROOF PAINTING | comment mr ow Sare toga road last night. - Rewari returned to this office. . osT-A gold handled ladf’é “km; aman Builder, stove brick, cement, plaster Ing and tiling. Dealer !n North Ad ame Lime. Phone §02-M. H. A. RAMSEY, | mason, contractor I on tL vss x I sTOP THE LEAKS. ROOF repairing and | painting in a way that is sure to give. pe satisfaction. C. P, ColH St. Phone 1281. sot] LOST ‘ Pal \breiia on a Hudson Valley car Mote, 48 day, Please réturn .to Times.: 0 Dike. } D ml uhh jg|51|j1|1w117| mi. | T? a f: ;:|:|fi]f|Tfl’ 4 35 36 37 © zcorm SPRING, NY 10516 MADE IN U.S. \aim.. P 4
