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Professor B u d long Puts T a n lac T o T e s t P R O F . C. J . B U D L O N G , M a n c h e s ter, N. H . “It's #n a c t u a l fa c t . I'm in good blinding J im (Indies ancl h e a lth fo r tbe lirst tim e in .\0 y e a r* and I ow e m y present splendid condition to T n jjlac and nothing else,” ■waa-the em p h a tic statcm o n t of P rof. O. J . Budlong, well-known and highly respected citizen o f M a n chester, N. H .t residing a t 42 S c h o o l S treet. \P r a c t i c a lly a l l m y life I had had rheum atism , and -when 1 'say rheum a tism I mean ev e r y word of I t It \was all over m y body and especitlly b«d iu m y fe e t and logs aud there w ere tim es when I eouldu't get from m y bed to m y c h a i r -without help. And’ from the tim e I w a s a boy 1 couldn't sit down Mid e a t a good meal w ithout being In m isery a f t e r w a r d s and I woo Id h a r e terrib le pains around my h e a r t and freq u e n t a t t a c k s of palpltiir tio and dizziness. “ 1 had a stubborn cu6e of consti pation, w a s troubled aw fully with h a r d ly knew ■what sleep w as. -My su fferin g -h a d al m o s t m a d e a com p lete w reck o f me and I w a s so weak I w a s n 't w o r t h a nickel a s f a r a s w o rk waff concerned. 1 th o u g h t m y troubles b a d a life-long g r i p on m e and w as ab o u t a s discour' Jiged a s a m a n ever gets. \W e l l , b e f o r e ’ I land finished my flrat b o ttle o f T a n lac I realized It w a s d ifferen t from an y th in g I over tried , t l su ited my case e x a c t l y . And now f o r alm o s t tlie first tim e since I ca n rem e m b e r I can e a t a n y t h in g I w a jit and d igest it. I h a v e n ’t a n ache o r a p a in n n d h a v e gained 1 5 pounds In. w e ight. I am Ju s t feel good all o v e r and am full o t life an d energy th e s e days. E v e r y w h e re I go I talk T a n l a c . I t h a s n 't an equal.” T a n l a c is sold In A u b u rn a t A d a m s’ D rug S to r e and by C h as. H . S a g a r Co., and Jn W eedspcr'c by J . K . P u t n a m .— A d r. Tyrone, Queen of Mining Camps, is An Empty Shell Tyrone, N. Al., M a y 2 J . — Tyrone, Queen of the m ining cam p s of the state, built a t a co s t of $3,000,000 and given an a r t i s t i c atm o s p h e r e through tho InUuenco of .Mrs. Cleveland 11. iSodge, is an em p ty shell. A few sh o rt m o u ths ago -1,500 men. women and ch ildren w o rked, lived nud enjoyed life in w h a t probably is the most beautiful m in in g cam p in tho world. Now tlie Plielps-D o d g e Cor poration big copper m ines a r e closed, there is no ore aw altii^p shipm ent, no means of livelihood rem a ins, stores have been closed, in h a b itan ts are leav ing, the railroad h a s served notice that trains no longer w ill run. W ithin a short, tim e only a dozen men, left to guard the* mines nnd their expensive m a c h inery will he left Kven the I’helps-1 >odge Corporation general •store has closed nnd, the entire •Jtoek has been shipped I\ I a *-■ Tyrone hoantn tIn item lirnutiful railroad station in 'lie -uu. limit by the mining corp o ration Home* of m iners are bungalow s not. the usual shanty type o f W e s tern mining «nnn>' long a s th e copper m a r k e t rem a in s In Its p r e s e n t sta t e of stag n a tio n . A h o s p ital, theater, lib r a r y , elab o rate school building and one of th e bast e l e c t r i c lighting and pow e r p lan ts In th e s t a t e a r c among the tow n ’s a t t r a c tions. Say \Diamond Dyes” Take Mo Other Dye U n less you ask fo r \D iam o n d D y e s \ you m a y got a poor dye th a t .streaks, spots, fad e s and ruins your goods. K v o ry p a c k a g e of Diamond D y e s con tain s sim p le directions fo r hom e dyeing o r tin tin g any new, rich, fadeless color into garm e n ts or d rap e ries of any m a t e r ia l . No m istakes! No fa i l u r e s ! Adv. KING FERRY K in g K e rry. May 12.'!.— T h e rem a ins of .Mrs Edw in Glemslei* w e re brought fro m Ith a c a last F rid a y m o rning The ftinor.il s\rvioes were held in the E p iscopal rh tireh . Reverend W h ite of \nrora officiating Mi^s D o ttie Cummings of Auburn “pent the week-end w ith her sister, 5a> Lajney. ; Mt Company bouses w e re nut In,,it ,.f typp They a r e all illtY-i-nt Hi- ram p w a s tbe pet of \u i». i i f i.u. largely through h e r tiitli.em •• i N.'iin ern C a lifornia tyiM* of tun H i ; m , carried out. Closing of the tow n ];n n n , i . ,,n '|i vv sidered only a tem p o r a ry uhmmhc i \| cording to com p a n y o n iiia,-. u h .. |.. m<i u out that the shutdow n will ••.,um.iie ’ > I M -. and M rs. M athew H u m s and P d v t . Hurn.e of tin . ago m e w s itiug jih - i r I . ther ami, sister. W illiam and ■ .I m , i I Mr ml Mi ( Mr> I it.' M i ' ■ \■ lilt .1 ’ S-m.I.n <*l Mi t II r , (, ■■I lo r d of (,!•,, loti II i n y Hou it- ,,f Mr and Mr> i> N It; BEER FIGHT TO GOME UP SOON BEFORE 60N6RES Washington,- M a y 23.— W h e t h e r beer is medicine Is to be d e c id e d by Congress shortly In a ‘ c o a r s e o f a spectacular co n test- between th e d r y s and - tbe ■ wots, •which will d e te r m i n e also whether th e prohibition, l i d Is to be damped down - a s tightly a s I s ^e- flfbd by the A n ti-S a loon L e a g u e . Tbe dry*, acco u n tin g this C o n g r e s s even dcyer than.- t h e last, b e tter© th e •kids ar» «afely greased f o r th e ‘ p a s sage erf' the n e w Volstead B i l l p r o hibiting tlie use o f beer fo r m e d i c in a l ' purposes, suspending im p o r tatio n and manufacture of liq u o r foe a n y p u r p o s e until tho prosent surplus is e x h a u s t e d and otherwise tightening tip p r o h i bition regulation a . ' ' In tho m eantim e tlie ad m i n i s t r a t io n plans to Issue reg u latio n s fo r tb e p re scription of b e e r , under 'th e P a l m e r opinion, as soon a s the new co m m i s sioner of internal revenue ta k e s office. Beer then will b e available f o r m e d icai purposes until p rohib ited by C o n g r e s s in tho event of t h e . passage o f th o su p plementary V o lstead Bill. A d m i n i s t r a tion-senators w ill endeavor to h a v e the appointment of D a v id B l a i r f o r In ternal revenue com m issioner con f irm e d by the Senate th i s week. The Volstead B i l l is scheduled t o be reported1 by the H o u s e Ju d i c i a r y Com mittee shortly a n d Its ea r l y p a s s a g e by the Houso is predicted by t h e d rys. Opponents of -th e m e a s u r e .co n ten d e d that tho measure i,s superfluous and ineffective,, but th e dry f o r c e s p r o nounced it n e c e s s a r y in v iew o f th e Palm er ruling t h a t beer m a y b e p re scribed as m edicine and of th e lim i t a tion-placed upon th e prohib ition co m missioner iu d e a lin g with p e r m i t s fo r manufacturers w h o s o p r o d u c t s a r e used for beverage purposes. Nation o f Invalids. , Wayno H. W h e e ler, general co u n s e l for the Anti-Saloon League, re f u s e d to believe that th o United S t a t e s sud-N donly hna become a nation o f In v a lid s as would seem to be indleoted b y the enormotis in c r e a s e in the u s e of liquor ostensibly fo r m e d icin a l p u r poses. Ho told tho co m m ittee th a t 85.000.000 gallons w o u ld be w i t h d r a w n from tho bonded w a rehouses th i s y e a r for’ nonboverago purpose* co m p a r e d with an average o f 10,000,000 gallo n s a year for,such purposes p r i o r to the advent of prohibition. \Men in tlio T r e a s u r y D e p a r t m e n t who are lii a 'position to k n o w tho facts,’ -said M r. Wheeler, \e s t i m a t e that about 80 per c e n t , of the in c r e a s e d withdrawals a r e illegally d iv e r t e d . This moans tlm t about 1 5 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 to 18.000.000 gallons o f liquor a r e w r o n g fully used, 'The present la w does n o t give adequate power to the e n f o r c e m e n t department to co p o with thUt s i t u a tion.\ The drys were jgreat.ly aro u s e d o v e r the discharge o f 700 p rohib ition en forcement otlicers, w h ich it is a s s e r t e d will result in the com p lete d e m o r a l i z a tion of tlio fo r c e s ad m inistering the eighteenth am e n d m e n t These officers •nro bolng discharged because o f la c * of fluids for their pay, tlio In s t C o n gress having refu s e d to a p p r o p r i a t e the necessary $2 0 0 ,00 0 fo r th e r e mainder of this fiscal y e a r . T h e Treasury D epartm ent, acco r d i n g to tho,drys, could n o t be Induced to ask this Congress to appropriate f o r th e deficiency. There w ill be am p le .fluids for tho re-employment of en f o r c e m e n t agents on July 1. a n d the drys su s p e c t rhe administration d e liberately r e frained from ask in g for a d e ficien c y appropriation In o r d e r to get rid e a s i ly of 700 Democratic appointees \whose places can bo filled on Ju l y .1 w ith Republicans, DOLLAR S A L E DEPARTMENT STORE 7 9 G E N E S E E S T . . ’ - ■ . A U B U R N , N , v A Purchase of $ 4 0 ,0 0 0 W o r th of M e rchandise Wav B e low C o s t. P R IC E S S M A S H E D T H E B I G G E S T , B R O A D E S T , L E G I T I M A T E E V E N T E V E R S T A G E D — A B A R G A IN FEAST C R E A T E D F O R Y O U S a l e O p e n s T U E S D A Y , M A Y 2 4 , a t 9 A-. M . Sharp Cornell Man to Address Grange on. Rural Schools Sound Teeth a Priceless * i i >1 - Mt> \ f r i. M. . f. i: lreasure Do you--personally rcto^ nize this unquestionable ra i P If you are neglecting \oui teeth, you arc inviting future misery and enfeebled health My excellent dental work v. II prove your safeguard. Seneca Kails, M a y 23.— P ro f. G e o r g e A Works of Cornell will speak a t tb e Meeting of Seneca -Grange on J u n e 4 on “ Rural Schools and T h e i r N eed in .New York S t a t e .\ Professor W o r k s I* ••linirniai! of a com m ittee o f 21. \■ hit'll is making a purvey of a l l ru r n l vho.ll co.idll Ion i n th is .state a n d will report its findings to rhe E d u c a t i o n a l lvi'-irtment The com m ittee, co m p o s e d . , i.T -'i'ly of farmers a u d people in tou c h .'-petit mm , .>nntry conditions will w e lco m e .. I tiH ■■ u g i’Mlims an d recom m e n d a tions -i i' l-'U e V o • |' ■’ tlu> betterment o f rural sch o o l con- i 'i ''V 1 , 1, ' l\itnm« Everyone interested in ru r n l n „ M •>„ ,n r 1JV \ ,\ 1 f»* improvement of sch o o ls Monday in Au urCed to attend th i s meet tag. .'il.ro.ir \ K ited Mr* K tl_c Iasi wet k • il fir tin' railin g ..f por. h Mo;itln\ tr,.l L a d i e s ’ G eorgette W a ists, value ? 6 . 9 8 . now . . , v<. ................... - . ......................... ^ $ 3 .9 8 L a d i e s ’ - Crepe do Chine W a ists, v a lu e 1 5 . 0 0 — now ...............................................| 2 .4 S L a d l e s ' W h ite' D ress Skirts, value $ 3 . 0 0 , now . ; .................... , ..................................... . . § 1 . 0 0 L a d i e s ’ B lu e S e r g e Skirts, value $ 5 . 0 0 — now . ...................................................................... :$ 2 . 9 8 L a d i e s ’ H o u se D resses, sizes 3 6 'to 5 4 . $ 5 . 0 0 - v alue— now ................................. t $ 1 . 0 0 B u n g a lo w Aprons, ex t r a size, value 5 2 . 0 0 now .................................................................... . $ 1 . 0 0 L a d i e s ’ B a n d P e r c a l e Aprons, value 5 9 c . n o w ................ .. ..................... ... ................................ 2 5 c L a d l e s ’ Muslin Gowns,1 e x tra sizes, valu e $ 2 . 5 0 — n o w .............................. . ......................$ 1 . 0 0 L a d les' Muslin Gowns, pink and w h ite, valu e $ 1 . 5 0 — now . . . . ' . ............................. 7 9 c L a d l e s ’ Chemise, v a l u e .$ i .5 0 — n o w ............... 7 9 c C h ildren's Je r s e y Bloom ers, V a lue 5 0 c — n o w ......................................................1.................... 1 9 c C h ildren's B a t i s t e Bloom ers, value 7 9 c — now 2 for ................................................. .......... $ 1 . 0 0 ' C h ildren's K n itted W a ists, value 5 0 c — n o w ............. .. ............ .......... : ................................ 2 5 c C h ildren ’s K n itted W a ist Union S u its, . v a lu e 79.c— n o w ...................................................................‘............... 4 9 cu 1 lo t Children’s D resses, 2-0, value S 2 .0 0 , now . . .......................... ......................................... 7 9 c B o y s ’ W a s h Suits, value $ 1 . 9 8 — nov^. . . . $1 .Z S ' In f a n t s ’ D resses, value § i . 0 0 — now .......... ‘5 9 e In f a n t s ' Cashm e re Hose, 5 9 c value— now 3 for ....................................................... . $ 1 . 0 0 C h ildren’s Pine Ribbed Hose, value 3 9 c — now ....................................................................... 2 3 c C h ildren's M ercerized Lisle Hose, w h ite . only, value 6 9 c — now ................................... 2 5 c In f a n t s ’ Fin e H ose, all colors, value 3 9 c , 'now . *.................................................................... 1 7 c 'Children’s Lisle Socks, value 3 9 c — n o w .. 2 5 c 9 c 1 1 c 2 5 c In f a n t s ' H o s e , value 1 9 c — now ..................... C h ild r e n ’s Hose, 25c— n o w (............................... L a d l e s ’ S ilk Hose, till colors, 5 7 c v a lu e — ' n o w ............................................................................ L a d i e s ’ F u l l Fashioned Ho»se, w h ite only. $ 2 . 0 0 value— now .........................................$ 1 , 0 0 L a d i e s ’ F i n e Cotton Hose, black and brown 2 5 c valu e — now 8 fo r ................................. $ 1 .0 0 M e n 's C o t to n Hose, 2 5 c v a lu e — now. 8 fo r $ 1 . 0 0 M e n 's O n y x Pure Silk H o s e , black and w h i t e , $ 1 .0 0 value— now 2 fo r .......... $ 1 . 0 0 M e n 's X a in s o o k Union Suits, 1 .5 0 value— , n o w ....................................... : ................................ (M e n 's B a lb riggan Shirts and .D raw e rs, v a l u e . 7 5 c —n o w ................ .'............................. M e n 's M u s lin Night Shirts. $ 1 .5 0 value— n o w ........................................................................... C h ild r e n 's Straw Ilats. $ 1 . 5 0 value— now' C h ild r e n 's Straw Ilats, $ 2 . 0 0 value— how L a d i e s ’ Je r s e y Bloomers, pink and w h ite. 5 9 c value— now ............................................. • L a d ies' P in k Batiste B loom e rs, v a l u e — now 2 for ............................ L a d i c s ’ W h ite Batiste B loom e rs, 5 9 c — now .............................................. L a d i e s ’ Flow e red Crepe Pdoom ers, v a l e — now . ......................................................... 6 9 c i lot S a m p l e Corsets, $ 2 . 0 0 value— n o w .. 6 9 c F i n e P i n k Rubber Top C o rsets, $ 2 , 0 0 value n o w ...........................1.............................................$ 1 .0 0 ' i lo t D r e s s e s . Creepers and W a ists, values up to $ 1 . 0 0 —now ........................................... 2 5 c •Ladies’ M u s lin Skirts, em b roidery trim m e d $ 1 . 5 0 value—rtow ............................................ 9 8 c L a d i e s ’ L i s l e Vests, value 3 9 c — n o w .......... 1 9 c L a d i e s ’ L i s l e Vests, extra sizes, v a lu e 5 9 c . n o w 3 fo r ...........................................................$ 1 . 0 0 L a d i e s ’ P i n k Lisle V e sts, v a lu e G 9c— n o w 3 f o r ......... •. ............................... • ................ $ 1 . 0 0 L a d l e s ’ K n i t Drawers, loose nnd tig h t knee 7 9 c 3 9 c 8 9 c 5 9 c 9 8 c 2 5 c $ 1 . 0 0 ............. $ 1 . 0 0 value ............. 2 9 c $1.50 value /a c - •811 value 7 9 c — n o w 2 fo r L a d i e s ’ Lisle Union Suit; 2 f o r ................................... L a d l e s ’ Lisle Union Suits, value $i*50~ • n o w ..........................................................' ’ ~ J^sidies’ Brassieres, valu e 5 0 c -now . \ L a d i e s ’ Gingham D r e s s e s value $5.5(jH n o w ............................................................ C h ildren's W h ite D resses, sizes 6 - iVyear* value $ i . 5 0 —'now ............................ C h ildren’s W h ite D resses, sizes 0- i V year', • v alue $ 5 .5 0 — now ..................................\jy G ingham Dresses, 1 6 - 2 0 years, $5,0 value— n’ow ................................ .. G ingham Dresses, 6 - 1 4 years, $1 98 value now . ....................................................................... i lot.G lnglm m D resses, sizes 6 - l i yenrj, value .yi.OO— now ................................... Iu f a n t s ’ Cashmere C o a ts, $6 50 value- n o w ................................. In f a n t s ’ Cashmere Capes, $ 7 .5 0 value- now . ; ..................................................... C h ildren’s Bloom er D resses, ? i .50 value-' n o w ....................................................................... C h ildren’s B a tiste B loom e rs. 50c value— . now ...................................................................... In f a n t s ’ Shirts, 5 9 c v a lu e — now ......... ; In f a n t s ’ .Bands, 5 9 c now ............................. .. C liam b ray Rom p e rs an d Creepers, $1.0 0 - now . . . » ......................................................... .. Sm o cked Creepers, pink, w h ite nnd .blue, $ 1 .7 5 — now ............................................... .. F a n c y Bloom e r' D resses, $ 2 .5 0 value—- n o w ........................................... ............................ ju C h ildren's Middies. $ 1 . 9 8 value—now.,,,SU M u slin Skirts, em b roidery flounce, $1.0 value D o n ’ t c o n f u s e t h i s e v e n t w i t h t h e o r d i n a r y s a l e f o r t h i s i s p o s i t i v e l y t h e g r e a t e s t , g r a n d e s t s t o c k o f g o o d m e r c h a n d i s e e v e r p l a c e d o n s a l e i n t h i s c i t y . T h e p r i c e s q u o t e d h e r e w i l l gh y o u o n l y a v a g u e i d e a o f w h a t s a v i n g s a r e m a d e p o s s i b l e i n t h i s s t o r e . R e a d , r e a l i z e y o u r d( J a r ’ s w o r t h . C o m e f e e l t h e p o w e r o f t h e l o w p r i c e . S e e t h e f u l l s a v i n g s o f w h i c h t h e prio t i c k e t s t e l l . E v e r y a r t i c l e m a r k e d i n p l a i n f i g u r e s . D O L L A R D E P A R T M E N T S T O R E 7 9 G I N E S E I S T R E E T A U B U R N , N. J M rs. A lb e r t F u ller o f Holly and one brother, W illiam Tom p k ins of R o ch ester. T h e funeral w a s held from the home a t 2 o’clock this afternoon, Rev, W . S c o tt Tom p k ins officiating. B u r i a l In R e s tv a le Cem etery. The L a d y M a c cabees atten d e d the fu n t r a l lu a body. Opoti Meeting Tonight 'Seneca F a l l s . M a y 23.— An open m e e ting under the direction of Cudde- back G u rnsey Post, N o. 643, V e terans of F o r e i g n WaTS w ill Uo held tills evening a t S o’clock (new tim e ) in T r in i ty P a r i s h houso -Which every ox-eervlce m a n and a ll the citizens of this village an d county are urged to attend. An in terestin g p rogram has been, arran g e d an d the principal speaker will be R . J . Brow n , com m ander of L i e u tea a n t Edw in L. Mooney Post, No, S4S, (Syracuse. M r, Brow n is a speaker of m a rked ab ility and everyone should m a k e an effort \to be present and h e a r him. SENECA FALLS PERSONALS \i • i. n ASPIRIN N a m e “ B a y e r ” o n G e n u i n e DR. CUTLER’S Dental Parlors Ccr. Genesee and South Sti. Sundays 10 to 1 Open Saturday Evsnings I; Bon a t o ' I nloss vou •-.'o 'ho turnr l'..(yer 011 p.-i.-kaL’t' or on -ablet-, \on .•ire i...t gtiti.i_' irciMime A-pu-in pro -criticd hy a i-- f *r npe y o u r s anil prove-1 siIV In millions T a k e A.«pmn m >. i ,> i .[ in the B a y e r package for < ohN H ead iche. N e u r a lg ia, lti> uih . mimii Karachi* T o o th a c h e Lumbago. j» d fo r Pain Ila n d y tin hoxoc of n\^ W .- H a y o r Tui>- lets o f Ar-pirn: ro<t few c - n t - Drns- , i K ii \.I-1! l i f \ - |,.o k . i ; •» \ i> • rhe r:i-l- tr-t i, I’jt , o * r*-- of M - !<■* ’ ; ,, i-1.*- i f M •f - ffofel Man is Charged With Making Booze Cri ' -a Falls, May 2o. -G e o r g e net .ir' i-rnprietor of tlio b rick I --'1 at II- vt^' C o r n e r s was a r r e s t e d s- i ’ M'li> |-i S tate Troopers W . .1. 'it \e - .ni-l K. J . ltiiup and w ill lie riai„':n I l.pf.ire C o u n ty Ju d g e Ikuilne ii>-r,(i.i May He Is ch a r g e d >■ Mi vi.-'vi.-i-of th e Prohibition L a w s . I i' iniii.d that they had a s t i l l in ■ : it-:koii- of th o hotel, b a d eight t - f 'ti-t-ns h o m e brew in s t o c k , 25 i -H-ti'ii'. ,-f ma^li a bottling outfit, and ' vcru! i. imirrti, iiuttlr?. T h o hotel ;• oprti :i-r > u.fe w a c also im p lica t e d ■| tb nlu-tr.i ,in<i will be b r o u g h t .h e - r T( ,1 mlji- l!--.|ine. Mrs. K d w a rd C. Post. j > i lull* M a y 2:; -M rs. E d w a r d 1 I'\*! .-util ;,T. di(-<| early S a t u r d a y uiortnu; in the f a m i ly home in ( ’ Impel street Cniltnviiig a u evtended illn e s s with heart trouble Mr*. Po<t, w h o se .tti.iiileu name w as M i-s Jennie T o m p kins. wa< born in th e jow n o f B e r g e n inn hail rositli-d h e r e many y e a r s She i* Mirim-il |-v h .-r huslvintl rhroo 'II' .'h' r* \' - r.lvv 1 i-rt H.'ndr , f AVil iulit Mt \ , - - * I ii ..-— , ... -tii'l 1 . . v M rs t VI .1 Seneca F a l l s , May 23.— Mr. and Mrs. Seym o u r K inn e y of S tate Street have retu rn e d fro m a v isit in Romulus. M r. and M rs. A jah R . P a lm e r have returned fro m B o s ton, M ass. M n hlo.i R e e d and C h e ster H. Clark left today w ith O. M Ellis fo r the southern p a r t of the state to represent the W a g n e r R u g Company of Seneca Falls. 'M aynard W . Jacob y . Antonio P a ! mer. P n isy M a ster, Jam e s Nparpa.?--*, A. S. H u g h e s and W . H Harold z m‘- 'n R o c h e s ter today to appear :tj case o f tlfe two I t a l i a n s who passed the co u n t e r f e it m o n e y ’ h e r e tw o weeks ago. .Mrs. Je n n i e P a l m e r o f L y o n s Is vis iting M r s . L u c y • T a g g e r t . M iss Irin a Seekell o f N e w a r k is vis iring h e r parents, M r, a u d M rs. W. L. Seekell n o r th of S e n e c a F a l l s . M r. a n d M rs. G e o r g e Campbell of E l m i r a an d M rs. M a r t h a H u g h es of W a v e r l y , M ass, a r e g u e s t s of Mr. and M rs. S tep h e n W e a t h e r l o w in State S treet. R e v . W illiam B r ien o f R o c h e s ter as sisted a t tlie services y e s t e r d a y in St. P a t r i c k ’s . Church. L e o F . C a r ro ll an d A u s t i n UIcGrain cam e h o m e from S y r a c u s e to spend S u n d a y . , M r. an d M rs. G o rdon M e y e r of New ark a r e visitin g M r. a n d M rs. Milton R. S a n d e rson . M iss A lice Allen s p e n t Saturday In Ith a c a . M r. an d M rs. L o u is H . Hood and their g u e s t, Miss D e a n o f Ben Avon, Ta., w e r e lu I that, a S a t u r d a y for the Spring D a y festiv ities. _ iYiARTV7iLE M a r t v i ll e , M ay 23.— A . L . Dorujflawi w as in S y r a c u s e , T u e s d a y . W . H . H udson and fa m i l y sfrint li«t Sunday in Auburn M rs. B e r t C a r rl»r o f C a t o in town rc-c-c-htIr Mi.*s f'lftHiectiao o f Hy.-acuiw was in sown s w -,; iK-fore last, M r? h;ir. h‘-xn tiP'-S'Jin? 5s /<—/r o a r - Syrac-yw Mi-.* y »7 -..■/‘-m lnHt w<-el<- !n Auburn URIC A C ID T R Y THK WILLIA2C5 8S Cent Bottle (32 I W i F R E E Jit^f because you start t-.i* .» vvnrricd ntid titvd. stiff log.* i • ; mid m u scles, an ach in g libdu • v mid bearing down j«in # in t ’><- l-s.. f w o n j ou t before rhe tidy not think you have to stay ' ,v.t condition. Me strong, well w ith no snff sore mtt-icles rh e u m a tic paw>s. h < ^ . ' i; hack o r kidney trouble caused by tn-Ms If you suffer from bladder w e a k c' with burning. >caldiD.g pain.?, or If you a r e in and out o f bed half a d o r r a tim es a night, you will appreciate ihf: rest, com f o rr and stren g tu this trear- ment should give. To prove. T h e W illiam s Treatm e n t conquers kidney and bladder diseases rheum a tism nnd all other ailm ents when due to excessive uric acid, no m a tter how chrouic o r stubborn, if you have never tried The W illiam s T r e a tm e n t we will give oue Soc bot tle (3 2 doses) free if you »vill cu t out this notice -and send it w ith your nam e and ad d ress. Please send 10 cents to help pay p o s tage packing, ete to The Dr. D. A. W illiam s Company. Dept. T-2066. P . O. Building, E a s t Hampton. Conn Send at once and you will re ceive by parcel po«t a re s 'i ’- - >. , tie w ithout c|mr\e and w i .1 -'. ring anv oM igm.on 111 , in rUiting her Williams. Biaiadell enter- .-'■{<r!ny Lake. an»l Mrs. Belle at Sterling i-l: • .» t H r* i r.L-: I i-r- i A n * ^ ? ? ') * ,S ; i f > ’ r-^ < 'r,Us, - ‘ -y*,- I - i f j I , S'* .#f j ro;i W illiam s ef * iX-v *»* ~ -in d a y v-ith Ills .vf- >.w\ C h a rles Wil- ' .1 v J J 7 T i t u s h a d , the mis- *'< rn.'. ?, m a t h i n e 1 neeille ' r r , - j r ‘ h-■ *nd of hf-r finder when ■ \■/ “r * m a c h l u e rpcent- MERIDIAN May 2 3 — M r and Mrs. W >--atl,-. h a v e returne'l h o m o from Syr^- Allen Sm ith is sp e n d in g a few days al A u b u rn and K lbriU g e . visitinc friends. M rs. D e s ire T e rpening w a s a guest oi h e r son Ora and fam ily* of Ira., E u g e n e Lyons and .W i ll iam Miller of P o r t B y r o n were re c e n t guests at Ja m e s L y o n s . M rs. C h a rles P o o l e r and little d a u g h ter lia\e retu rn e d fro m Auburn C ity H o s p ital F lo y d Sm ith has re i u r n e d from the N o rth W o o d s w h ere h e h a s been en joying fishing M iss B c u lali M orley o f Auburn City H o s p ital w a s a recen t g u e s t of her aunt. M rs. F W a s h b u rn . M r*. 1 ; L. Applegate h a « been ill for three t, ,. r , , u. a;.i(, t0 . ......... . \ ' J - > acd *.* 1 . *nr h- n.-trk -t.rf 1 ' ‘ r Wn. - ) p o r t and M r. M a rshall an d w ife of F .ak e r D istrict, spent la s t S u n d a y with M r. aud M r s . M am es L y o n . T h e r e w e re about 33 p r e s e n t a t the A u x iliary , T u e s d a y , a t M r s . C. T. D r e w ’s. M rs. D eGraff, M r s . Smith and M rs. W a n d s assisted in serving. T h e m a n y friends of M r s . AV; B L u c a s w ill be pleased to le a r n she Is ■soon to be h e r e to visit. M r s . Charles H a w k e r m e t h e r in S y r a c u s e . She com e s from Cortland. = - = ------------------ = ------- .d k i . . . ^ . V I C T O R Y OUR PRICES ARE IN KH STRAIGHT THROUGH 1 S U S Y 6 T ^ w 1 V icto r y , M a y 23,— F r e d R o b in s o n en tertain e d his fa t h e r recen t ly . M rs. F r e d Robinson w a s in Red C reek M o n d ay. W 'illiam B e l l is ^slowly recoveringk fro m his recen t illness. M iss N ellie 'Mltchel w a s a guest of M rs. A lice E v a jis on T u e s d a y . P e a r l M itchell and fa m i ly sp e n t las' Sunday w ith frien d s in R e d Creek. M rs. C o ra M ack recen tly called on M rs. H. P a teh e n n e a r R e d C r e e k . M rs. C o ra M a ck spent a w e e k a t W o lcott, ca r in g fo r h e r d a u g h t e r :■who is ill. M rs. H a r r y W h itm a n o f .JTttlton, visited h e r p a r e n ts M r. a n d Mrs. F r a n k Vine. M r and M rs. Judson G o o d s e ll. and d a u g h ter L e n a and son C l a r e n c e , were io W o lcott recently. M r and M rs. Leon H a d c o c k an d lit tle A d rice w e re over* S u n d a y guests laat week o f th e ir p a r e n ts M r . and M rs. E d w a rd H a d cock. —* T h e com edy d ram a . “C r a n b e r r y Cor n e r s ” w ill be presented in th e Town H a ll n e x t T h u r s d a y even in g , by the B e th e l D r a m a tic Club. M r and M rs. E lias E v a n s , M r. aud M rs C. T im e rson nnd d a u g h t e r Ruth and M r and M rs. H e n ry T a b e r were la s t Sunday g u e s ts a t tb e h o m e of Ed Tim e rson. F o r d ca r s h a v e been k n o w n to do stra n g e things, but never b e f o r e were they over used to take dow n fences, o r plow gardens. F o r p a r t i c u l a r s just ask F r a n k about: it MORAVIA M o ravia. M ay 23.— Jo h n M isner of V e n ice C e n ter found la fro n t o f his p lace a New York S tate tru c k license. No i>13.7f)o com m e rcial H o lias 110 use fo r it and hopes tho o w n e r will call fo r it. tr f a n k Shank, who is em p loyed at the ( ad.v nnd Son shop had th e mis fo r tu n e to in ju r e two fingers o f his left hand S a tu rd a y m o rning D r. H. E . A n thony and D r G. W . D o d g e a t tended the patient M rs. A lbert W h ite is in S k a n e a teles on account o f the illness of h e r daugh ter. M rs. a . E P a trick , w h o h a s a severe a t ta c k of tonsilitis. M rs. C h a rles F o s ter is in Ithaca, the g u e s t o f M rs. V. M C o u c h F - W A ckerm a n and so n . Henry, w e re callin g on M o ravia frie n d s F r i day. K ev O D F ish e r o f W e e d s p o r t is spending a few days in M o r a v i a , the guest of Rev P J W illiam s , pastor o f the M e thodi-t Church C .-or.-t 1 . \ .. cm; F & \ m 1 \ 'n ; ■ ■;-! -ir . -inin.-n-- u a* T 41 ' e - . T |, f - s - .fc.jfiep B e s t w a ll comes in large sheets, apply. It makes a 1 Substantial Finished I Id I paper or-t paint. NO P A N E U S M NO CRACKS j showing-in — T H E - , C.A.POROT (Across from Osborne 80 State St. Fou*Wl DR. E: E. PUR1N61 d e n t i s t Comer North and Entrance No. 1 N j\ Phone 2543-n a w f c o - R dddates. A’l m as'er ; -er ii*50115'
