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THE GLENS FALLS TIMES, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1928 <+ eemenmmaren men nn coin [PAGE ELEVE SN Here's the kind of bran that doctors recommend! o E 93% of the thousands of doctors who - answered our questions said that natural 100% bran is the best form of bran for the relief of constipation. When you buy bran be sure to get this kind. Pillsbury's Health Bran is natural 100% bran, nothing added, nothing taken away. You can use it in all sorts of delicious foods-there are 13 good recipes oni every packages For best tesults eat it in some way every day-btan muflins made according to the Pillsbury recipe are particularly effective-and unusually delicious! natural 100% bran-the kind that doctors prefer SOUTH CGLENS FALLS \morEau WiLL RAISE $1,500 FOR EXPENSES OF REALTH DISTRICT Several reports were received by the Saratoga County board of super- visors in session at Ballston yester- {day afternoon,. The reports included jthose of Superintendent of the Poor Francis J. Dunn and Sheriff Wil- '{Uam N. Cromie. The Town of Moreau was author- ized to raise by tax $1,600 for con- solidated health districts; $200 for soldier relief; American Legion post, $487.01; for payment of certificates J of indebtedness, $2,000; certificate Jof indebtedness for asphalt binder, | $1,282.82. J The board requested the state highway department to construct two miles of highway in the Town of Northumberland to connect the 'Saratoga Springs-Schuylerville state {highway with the South Glens Fads» {Schuylerville highway at Bacon Hii. A request for the proposed highway avound the lake to be formed by the jconstruction of the Conklingville dam was also made, The new highway will run along the shores of the luke arc will start at Hadley, The term- nal of the new road will be at Edin- burg near the Fulton county line. HAVE BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Shirley McCloskey and Frank Depew, Jr., were guests of honor at a party held yesterday afternoon in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Depew, the occasion being their fourth birthday anniversary, The following were among those present: Barbar Gorhm, Raymond Curl, Beatrice Gorhm, Shirley Depew, Shirley McCloskey, Frances Gorhim, Raymond Curl, Patricia Depew and Puritan Mait, can -----53¢ MA TCHES [Freshpak MILK 6 boxes 19c¢c 3 cans 28¢ Freshpak Del Monte Pancake Flour | Apricots, No. 2 Lge. 25¢ 20¢ can Sm. 2 for 21¢ 2 cans 30c¢ Miss Lou Shrimp, 3 cans 50c Ma CARoNI| PoSTUVNM 12¢ pkg. 40¢ can # Pocono Oneco PRU N ES Bread Flour 15c, 2 lbs. 29%¢ | 5 Ib. sack 23¢ Vermont Maid Syrup, 16 oz. jug 25¢ 2 lbs. Compound - - - - - - - - - - 27¢ Prices Seme st Grand Union Stores at Hedson Falls and Fort Edward 30/40 mmmm? SRAND UNION «ROCERY STORES, Inc. Frank Depew, Jr. The supper served last evening by , members, of the Philathea class of [the Baptist church was largely at- tended, about 100 persons having 'been served. The' committee in charge of the affair was Mrs. Ralph | Bugbee, Miss Nellie Potter, Mrs. j Charles Parks, Mrs. Irma Wilson, Mrs. Fred Gleesettle and Mrs. Van Jones, 1 --- z BAPTIST CHURCH MEETING A business meeting of the congre- \sation of the Baptist church will be held following the regular mid-week prayer service at 7.390 this evening. I CLASS SERVES SUPPER t 1 REBEKAHS TO MEET A meeting of the Mary E. Stewart Rebekah lodge will be held at 8 to- morrow evening in Odd Fellows' hall. PAST GRANDS TO MEET The Saratoga Past Noble Grands « Association will meet at 4 Saturday afternoon in Odd Fellows' hall. WARRENSBURCG 'WARRENSBURG TEAM _ PLAYS TONIGHT ON | MUSIC HALL COURT The Warrensburg basketball team, headed by Kiernan Watters, will have as their opponents this evening on the Music hall court St. Clair's strong S. A. C, team of Glens Falls, cap- tained by Roy Akins. Watters will have his full strength on the floor land expects to give his rivals a hard | battle. t Freddie Burns, who for the past two years has refereed the profes- sional games in Whitehall, has been secured by the local management to | referee the games to be played here. i 'This promises to make the encounters unusually fast. The game will start at §:15. EASTERN STAR CHAPTER TO RECEIVE CHARTER The charter of the newly organized Queen Village chapter, Order of East- ern Star, will be presented to the chapter this evening at their meet- ing in the Masonic rooms. The various chapters in this section of the state have been invited and are expected to send delegations, 1 I | U CARD PARTY TONIGHT Women of St. Cecilia's church will conduct a card party this evening in the social hall of the church. The public is invited. The committee in Studebaker's ERSKINE SIX DELIVERY Value is apparent in this !/4 Ton PANEL JOB. Mount- ed on the chassis of the Erskine Six. Fast six-cylinder performance to speed up service, short turning radius, easy parking. Low in first cost and oper- ating cost. In every detail, the construction of this body is essen- tially the same as in all Studebaker delivery cars. The rear opening 44\x40\ permits convenient arrangement of packages --- Easily loaded because the floor is only 28 inches above the ground. - Loading space is 74 inches long, 48 inches high and 48 inches wide --- 96% cubic feet ca- pacity --- TILT BEAM HEADLIGHTS, 4-wheel brakes, balloon tires, automatic windshield cleaner, rear vision mir- ror, dome light, electric horn, button at centér of wheel, speedometer, hydrostatic gasoline gauge, ammeter and oil pressure gauge, spare tire carried on side fender and rear traffic signal light: lock in door; smart paint job and 43 horsepower motor. A new car and will close out at a SACRIFICE. INVESTIGATE THIS BUY. Glen-Ridge Motor Co., Inc. 26 Ridge Street ‘ Phone 286 charge is composed of Mrs. John K. Heffron, Mrs. B. C. Gruney and Miss Margaret McGann. SALE AND DONATION The annual sale and donation sup- per of the Baptist church will be conducted Friday in the parlors of the church. COMMITTEE MEETS TONIGHT The Boy Scout Community commit- tee will meet this evening in the American Legion rooms$. The meet- ing was postponed from last week on account of Thanksgiving. Is APPROVED Lake George Residents Favor Re- moval of Narrow Culvert at Highway Intersection The suggestion by The Times to do away with the culvert at the in-. tersection of the Glens Falls and Lu- zerne highways, near this village, will ccceive the support of the residents of Lake George, according to state- ments made this morning by village leaders. The culvert, which is unnecessary since the abandonment of trolley service, if removed, would eliminate one of the most dangerous spots in the highway system of the county and one where accidents have fre- quently happeened. As suggested an The Times last evening, the state could remove the culvert and widen the road at that and dirt to fill in the side of the state highway at the curve. It is expected that the local Board of Trade will recommend that action to the State Department of High- ways. DANCING CLASS TO BE SPONSORED BY ASSOC. 'The Parent-Teachers Association of Lake George is sponsoring a danc- ing class which will be conducted in the High school gymnasium. There will be a class for children in the afternoon and one for the older ones in the evening. Classes in stage dancing, ballroom and toe dancing will be given. Any interested in the classes should notify Mrs. Alex Thompson of Mrs. Robert Caldwell, PRESBYTERIAN SUPPER A congregational supper for men of the Presbyterian church will be served this evening in the church parlors. George H. Cless, Jr., secre- tary of the Glens Falls Chamber of Commerce, will speak. ANNUAL COMMUNICATION The annual communication of St. Sacrament lodge, F. and yA. M., will Ib conducted tomorrow evening at which time officers for the coming years will be elected. SALE AND SUPPER 'The Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church will conduct a Christmas sale and supper in the church parlors Tuesday afternoon, Mecember 11. Supper will be served at 6. CLESS TO BE SPEAKER. George H. Cless, secretary of the Glens Falls Chamber of Commerce, will be the speaker at the dinner for the men of the Presbyterian church in the church dining room this even- ing at 6:30. POSTPONE SUPPER The supper which was to have been held at the Methodist church Thurs- day night has been postponed. EVANGELISTIC MEETINGS A series of evangelistic meetings will be held in the Methodist church from December 5 to 14. The publi: is invited to attend.. TO HOLD SALE The Ladies Aid society of the Presbyterian church will hold a sale and supper at the church parlors Tuesday evening, December 11. SUNSHINE CLASS MEETING The Sunshine class of the Pres- byterian Sunday school will meet at the home of Jean West December 8 [at 2:80. sUPPER FOR MEN The men of the Presbyterian church will hold a supper Thursday evening. TO SERVE SUPPER The Ladies' Aid society of the Methodist Episcopal church will serve a supper tomorrow evening in the church parlors. The public is invited. 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