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a <> <> ScliooljSti^ehte^-Here’s a dandy- chince nderandfpencfl free. \Just what I you need in your: school., work. - Simply have xpur Father or Mother fill in the coupon and bring’ it to my office and receive the pencil and ruler without paying- a penny.' Take advant a g e of this unusual offer,-; today. Come and get your pencil, and ruler./ j . •• ' ‘\- |; FHI Out This Coupon ind Bring It to-Our Office Today . Do you carry Fire Insurance?-—— If not, : would you care to have us quote you prices --—■— When does the fire insurance you now Have;expire? ---- -- ; ---- -Do you own the house you are now living in or- do you rent? — ---- Would you consider buying your own home if the tenns ; were arranged to suit you?- Name Address D. E. FR E N C H 68 Genesee S t , Auburn, N. Y. BEAL ESTATE I j O A N S AND INSURANCE You can a Bank n . on Public Opinion . Ninety-nine out d f ev*ty b u a d r d vrho ride in the Allen are nvost emphatic in praise of this very unusual car. Q S o far as we know, no car was ever accorded a more cordial* reception. W t w a n t y o m r o p in io m . G tty o m tm *t r id * a t one*. AUBURN AUTOMOTIVE CO. M. D. WILLIAMS 119 Genesee St. THE ALLEN MOTOR, CO. H. F. ALLE.N Auburn, X. Y. COLUMBUS. OHIO Colds, CoojKt and Grippe Commonly the first symptom of a cold is a chilly feeling, accompanied by sneering or a tickling in the throat. The most frequent causes are getting wet or cold feet, or going from hot rooms suddenly into cold one*, catching cold from contact with other persona in crowded street cars or assemblies. Frequently there is an inner cause, namely, the stagnation of the bleod, caused by constination or biliousness. No one ever takes cold unless con- ebpated or exhausted, and having what we call m&l-nutntion, which is attended with impoverished blood and exhaustion of nerve force. There is a \ . . . continual absorption of poisons into the system, ■bleat the entire intestinal tract is kept clear ana clean as possible. For this there ia Mthiac better than Castor Oil, or a vegetable extract of May-apple, aloes, jalap, roD«d into sugar-coated pills, and sold in every drug store aa Dr. Pierce’s Pleasant Pellet*.- I t is the common practice of every doctor in the land togive a good purga tive in any e*»e where he cannot be sure of what will develop. The first thing to do at erepr one should know is to ‘‘clean house!” For the cough there is nothing better than the oJd. Golden Medical Discovery, * botanical extract which Dr. Pierce puf on the market fifty years ago. Thu contains no alcohol but does contain wild cheny bark, cohosh, Oregon grape root, »nd other botanical extracts which are not only good for the system, but check the cough, sad this is the very best alterative and tonic that 1 know of to take for the grippe, as it offers » scientific method of trwtin* the blood by improvine.the nutritive functions of the patient. The “Medical Discovery” accomplishes this by first restoring the enfeebled digestive orzans, so ..hat food— the nataral tisrue builder—will be digested and taken up and assimilated by the •vstem. There is nothing better for diseases of the stomach, lungs and blood than tni* old remedy which every druggist keeps in liquid or tablet form. Advertiser-Journal Want Ads Fay REVIEW OF TRADE MmkH ft : W —k A M * * i4 b j ? m A k 9 * - W V . S. Stotl Cut m i •\';tke' lkxieaiJ S t o & m - W m ii Wide Scv«fy.«f Capital Ci —rt Drastic liq i^ a t it t «f Seen- ’ ties. 1 ;■' - j Xew Toit. H a y 1 —Drastic Uqnida- ' rioD of securities and commodities dur- t jag the week was a gale primarily _ traceable to world;'wide.jcardty.oIJ ; capital, .38 attested by farther credit j contracted at home and abroad. - - s The petition of the government for j i ji reopening o f the United States St& J; case, the Mexican situation and the* ; proposed heavy . tax on war profit* | were foremost-among other derelop- : menta which expressed tie market's i frcrjoetit 'mood* of pessimism, f Foreign . state banks took their cue | from the British and French institu- j dons in advancing discounts and ~ in the domestic field and the strain ex tended to private banks in various sections of the country. - Western manufacturers of automo biles and accessaorie* entered a vigor ous protest ‘against- the refusal of banks to advance funds for. the pro motion • of • their business, the banks contending that such operations did not. constitute “essential credit” as prescribed by the federal reserve board. i Trade conditions continued funda mentally sound; but the railroad (.strike, with .its attendant freight tie- jo p of fuel and' raw materials again j materially reduced production in many J leading lines of industry. [ Bankers continued to elaborate on the increasing need of conservative fi nancing and numerous projects and enterprises, including several railroad underwritings in q u e s t of capital en countered \ife expected opposition or de^ lay. Local and Xew England banks re- portsd 2 2 “ll 6 r offerings of paper. . *, (T H E O H O S T 'E K X U T I F U L C X R I K J l M T J r L l C O > l i \ servants' COwing to the American Day parade. The Advertiser-Journal goes to prses tod,ay at 12 o'clock—too early to per m it publishing the day’s stock market quotations.) SENECA COUNTY GETS SHARE OF STATE MONEY Seneca Fall?. May 1.—Charles' S. Wilson, commissioner of agriculture has Just given out a list o£ .tire various agricultural societies in the state,that were entiCed to a share in '.the/ stat* fund' used for premiums, by County fairs. The Seneca County Agricultural Society.has been paid'$3^5SS.39 as its share. The commissioner of agricul ture paid oat $327,493.Gi for the ‘1010 fairs. The apporprlarion for the 192C fund has been cut>t6''f230,00bi“ ‘: '-K;” SENECA FALLS PERSONALS t • Seneca Falls, May 1.—Claude D. Place will return to his position in Xew Tork Sunday to resume his work for the Compson Company, 'New York representative of the Itmnsey Pump Company. Mrs. T.ncy Taggart of Baldwinsville is spending several weeks with her daughter. Mrs. Charles E. Tallman. Mrs. Sherman A . Kellogg, Hiss Lena Kellogg. Mrs. Gerald B. Tallman and Mrs. Grace Hall were in Baldwinsville Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. W . L. Nortbey are spending ten days in Now York. Mr. and Mrs. Henry B, Micks are on n ten days” motor trip to Baltimore and Virginia. Prank Yantine, Joseph Jamison and J o i n W. Ragan were in Auburn Thursday night attending the minstrel show at the prison. The members of Sincerity Chapter. No. 229. O. E. S., will be the guest:! of Friendship Star Chapter at Fayette nest Tuesday evening. May 4, tbo oc casion being rhe visit of the district deputy grand officers. A large delega tion from the local chatper is planning to attend. The Womens' Homo and Foreign Missionary Society of the First Pros- byt-rian Church will meet witn .Mrs. T. J. Yawger at 3 o'clock Tuesday af ternaxn Mrs. Ray C. Pugh has gone to .Vow York City to visit for a few days. M r Ti:\h left last rjight for Xew York \v?»on* be will attond the Grand Lodcse «?-vuo’.is of the Masonic fraternity, representing Pix-al.onrns Ixwl-_v. \\i 2 i : r & a m Mrs (InnVn Myor and childrea have 'r-\-p to Newark to make thei • home. Mr Mv»r was recently appointed super impudent of tire- Newark district of th* Krapire Gas and Electric Comptpy n w r ’e -5 H. Pemkfcis. state organizer of tb\ Junio- Order of t'nited Vmcr- osii N!ei*Uan*c=. 8 will address an open nif-r-*!\\ of General Murray Council, No OS in Pythian ITali Tnos-lay even ing It -freshraents will be servol after the fission. Mr and Mrs. Herman L. Drake nnd dauchter and Frank A. Strong father of Mrs. Drake will go to Madison, Wis. to make their home. Mr. Drake has ao£*>prn 1 an r.prointment to th? faculty of the engineering school at Wisconsin T'niversity. rte ha? been one of the emploved bv the rTTHERE has never &en any doubt in the 1 mind about the £v&puueaga Paige GleoSrook. From die very first it has been acknowledged—and .quite properly—as setting a new standard of values in Light Sixes. * *• . * * It appeals especially to those who have acquired the new American habit of thrift—who believe that ixue^economy consists in getting the greatest values for the least money. By this we do not mean that the Paige Glenbrook is, in any sense of die term, a cheap .car. Its 'value is emphasized not so much by its conservative price as by the la^ge measure of comfort and satisfaction received in return for the sum invested. » Because of noteworthy developments in chassis and motor, this five-passenger Paige is a car of out' standing mechanical excellence. And. its advanced body design has endowed it with a roominess and comfort that are truly exceptional r .v W itk tks dem and fo r the P i ■ G lenbrook f a r a c m d iK i o u r utm usl p ro d u c tio n rfo r U . a p ro m p t de cis io n U a d rita b U . (M m * placed now n u a n j t u t * • m uch m ore o f the bm t to u rin g iw w i tu t u r t d f c r y o u r enjoym e n t. ' P A IG E - D E T R O I T M O T O R G A R C O M P A N Y , D E T R O I T , Michigan W A R D & D O A N 22 Water Street Bsnklng House of HENRY CLEWS SCO. 31 ember* of N. V* Stock 11, 13, IS, 17 and 19 B r o a d S l , N. Y , Interest allowed on deposit accounts subject to cheque. 3ond and Xote lasuea of Railroad and Industrial Companies Boupht and SoJd and con- 6enra.tWo Advances made thereon, I ’D REIGN* X.HTTERS OF CREDIT I55TED Dealers la LIBERTY BONDS State-Engineers' Department in barge canal -ooogtroctioa and lias been. . sta tioned In this village for several years. M iry HsgiU is ixxns irons W illiam Smith College, Geneva, • to spend the ■weefcrend with her parents, U r . and Mrs. 'Thomas Masill- Mr. and 'Mrs. Frank M. Ryan are oc cupying their new home at 131 State Street. Frederlct C. Snyder of Beryl Ave nue shipped his household goods to his former home in JamesvOle, N. 1., yesterday. -Mr. Snyder wiH idotb with his family to that place as *ood as he disposes of his printing pleat in the Opera House Blodc in State Street. ■Mr. and Mrs. John H. Bri.cnall en tertained a party of friends from ’A l burn last evening. Miss Agnes Frantz, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Albert J. Frantz of Canoga ■who has been teaching in the Ovid H igh School for the past 13 years, has accepted a position in the Clifton Springs'High School for the next school year. Mr*. CM kn Entertained Seneca Pals, May 1.— Mrs. Beraard Callan was given a surprise -Thursday evening by a number of her friends and neighbors at her home in Ridge Street. The occasion was a farewell as Mrs. Callan win leave with her family Monday for her new home in ■William-* son ’Wayne County where Mr. Callan has leased for the year a fruit farm. The guests enjoyed a musical program after which a fine lunch was served. Mrs. Frank Larnanna Seneca Falls, May 1 .— Mrs. Marie Lam anna, wife of Frank L-amanna, died late Thursday evening at her home in William Street. The sur vivors are her husband, five daughters and two sons. The funeral was held at 9 o'clock this morning from St. Pa trick’s Churh Rev M. W. Dwyer oSciatlng. Burial was made in St. ColumbMll Cemetery. THR00P Throop, May 1.—School meeting will be held Tuesday evening. May 4. in tho Rural Schools. Miss Murilla Robinson, a msaber of the nurse’s staff at the Auburn City Hospital, is hos^e on a week's leave of absence. Miss Erma Sohmer is confined to her home near Hayden suffering from injuries received last week from, a fall down stairs. New Engineer Sociefy’IncIudes Service Men Washington. May 1-—The organiza tion of the Society of American M ili tary Engineers was announced here today by Gen. Lansing H. Beach, chief of engineers. United States Army. The organization will include ia its mem- liership both officers and enlisted men who served In the engineering units during the war. either in the United States or abroad. Local poits will be formal ia vari ous secdoas. The Genesee Motor Car Company, 543 E ^ t Gen esee Street, Syracuse, an nounces that for the pres ent all matters pertaining to the sale and distribu tion of Cadillac Motor Cars in Auburn and Cay uga County will be han dled from the Syracuse office. Correspondence and inquiries are invited
