{ title: 'The Johnstown daily Republican. volume (Johnstown, N.Y.) 1890-1912, February 09, 1912, Page 5, Image 5', download_links: [ { link: 'http://www.loc.gov/rss/ndnp/ndnp.xml', label: 'application/rss+xml', meta: 'News about NYS Historic Newspapers - RSS Feed', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85042216/1912-02-09/ed-1/seq-5/png/', label: 'image/png', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85042216/1912-02-09/ed-1/seq-5.pdf', label: 'application/pdf', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85042216/1912-02-09/ed-1/seq-5/ocr.xml', label: 'application/xml', meta: '', }, { link: '/lccn/sn85042216/1912-02-09/ed-1/seq-5/ocr.txt', label: 'text/plain', meta: '', }, ] }
Image provided by: Johnstown Public Library
THE J'OHNSTOWN DAILY REPUBLICAN, FRIDAY, FEB. 9, i912. ho Cochrane's Extra Vlrgm Ollve Oil IN GLASS- 25¢, 50c¢, 90¢ CUARANTEED Charles O. Cross & Sons F ; EECKER'S A B C Plas'ers Cctre Lame Back. AN UP-TO-DATE . S'ore, Oflice Or Factory not only gives a Good Impresslon BUT Brings Business consuur | _ - P. M. SIMMONS The Builder 'Thone 261. 18 S. Market St. JOHNSTOWN. -- T__ _ on Bros. 40 W. Main St. Johnstown A Ge East-West Korth-South It matters not what section Of the town you hail from, Qur two thone service makes It as easy for you to shop heve as _ Though you lived next door. All- phone orgiers are taken caro Of in a thorough and competent Manner. -_ _ PTRE WHITE CAULIFLOWER HEAD LETTUCE CURLY LEAF LETTUCE FLORIDA TOMATOES COCUMEBE: RADISHES PARSLE OREGON APPLES MALAGA GRAPES K. Y. STATE CELERY SWEET POTATOES CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES tin the program. METHODIST CHOIRS DELIGHTFUL CONCERT | LOVERS OF MUSIC AFFORDED A PLEASANT EVENING BY VO- CALISTS UNDER DIRECTION OF PROF. FREDERIC HODGES. The chorus choir of the Methodist church gave a delightful concert be- fore a large audience last evening at the church under the direction of Prof. Frederic Hodges, organist of 4 the church and director of the choir. The vogal organization was assisted soprano; Harry Arnold, bantone, James D. Gbuldinu, Vlohnist, Fred J. Batty, corneust | Hodges at the plano. The program was sufficiently var- lied to ensure its pleasing all tastes, | and that it was most successfully carried out there is no gainsaying. This was largely due to the efforts put forth by Director Hodges, who result that was attained. |_ Miss Hughes, the soprano, is so well known in Johnstown that it seems hardly necessary to more than call attention to the fact that she was here last evening and assisted Miss Hughes is at present connected with the Utica Conservatory of Music, one of the best schools of musical instruction in the state. pleasing voice, which was heard to good advantage in Torrente's \Show Me Thy Ways.\ DeLangs \How Hawley. All three songs were ad- mirably interpreted. Mr. Arnold sang \Soldiers of Christ Arise.\ To those who hag tone soloist in the former quartette choir of the ' Methodist church, his who had never heard him before, | quite a revelation. Heavenly Love Abiding.\ by Miss Hughes and Mr. Arnold won many new friends for both. One of the most difficult numbers f on the program and one which af- forded a great deal of enjoyment was the overture, \Der Freischutz,\ ticipated in by Prof. Hodges at the organ and Arthur Hodges at 'the piano, Mr. Goulding playing violin and Mr. Batty cornet. The allegro and allegretto numbers from - Ros- sini's works also won the musicians many encomiums. - Prof. Frederic Hojges played Lemare's \Benedic- in a telling way every good point f in the “Methodist organ. by Miss Florence Hughes of Utica,. \ Eckerson, and - Arthur. worked indefatigably for the artistic | Miss Hughes has a very Beautiful\ and \Just As I Am,\ by | heard Mr. Arnold while he was bari- |- work was very pleasing, and to those par- / tion\ as an organ solo, bringing out - The organ duet by Frederic and Arthur Hodges won the heartiest recognition tram the audience. The work of the choir was espe- | clally laudable. In attack and inter- pretation the vocalists evidenced the good work that has been accomplish» _ed under the direction of Mr. Hodges. The members of the organization are as follows: Soprano-Misses S. Beaver, 5. ; Hann, M. Irish, B. Abbott, B. Parks, C. Briggs, M. Howarth, M. Smith, M. Purchase, R. Waterman, M. Mosher, H. Thrall, F. Hayward, B. Alter, J Peters, C. Kent, L. Adams, A. Young, | | a. Stearns. Altoa-Misses A. I. Leg, M. Adams, C. Ford, L. Stevens, A. Gorthy, M. B. Mason. Tenors-Messrs. R. Sutton, Leek, S. Abbott, R,. Haggart. Bassos--Messrs. H. Arnold, W. Dixon, W. Forbes, F,. Folmsbee, K. Haas, H. Behlen. BROWN, DEAD, IS | _ NCT OUR BROWN | Chief Manion received the follow- G. 'ing letter yesterday from Chief Cadin of Syracuse: \Enclosed find newspaper clippings of & man fqund dead in a Greek boarding house in our city, also find a leaf torn from a magazine, with the name, Fred Brown, 7 Water street, your city, and some other writing on same, possibly the dead | Please man may be Fred Brown. have one 'of your officers call at 7 Water streat, and see what he can learn regarding the dead man. An early reply will be appreciated, I am 'Very respectfully, \M. L. CADIN, \Chief of Police.\ When inquiry was made at the Brown home, it was found that Brown is glive and well in the city of | Rochester. Last evening a memmage was received from him, proving be- The duet, \In | all doubt that the Syracuse man is not the Johnstownian. It is not known just how the Saitine city re- | sident got hold of a page of a maga- zine containing the local man's name and address. STATE MONEY FOR CORNELL. Albany, Feb. 9.-The Assembly ways and means committee has re- ported bills appropriating $615,000. They include $200,000 for a new Cittle building and other improve- ments at the State Fair grounds; |- $327,000 due newspapers for print-. ing laws and $10,000 for the state school of sanitary science at Cornall university. | whiteness every time., -the best. delicious. « Use Crisco in white cake.. far superior to butter as it makes a white cake equal to Angel Food in whiteness. Crisco makes white cake equal to angel food in 2 - Butter, lard and substitutes vary so much in richness and quality that when using them, you never can be sure that you wul get the same results each time. With Crisco, you can have perfect success Crisco never varies. There is but onequality Every package is Just as rxch as your first one. It never becomes \strong\ as cooking butter does. rich cake with a delicate flavor that is It makes a fine You will find it Crzsco contains no moisture. It actiially gives better results t than butter at half the cost. Sold in 25¢ packages by all grocers . public schools who are connected occasion merited it following interesting program was ture room, where refreshments were ca chicken supper on February 22. | SOH, among the guests. CPTINN CVF hoooocooo- @ & ope fit RECEPTION GIVEN _ |8 OUR CONng‘ ANT0ATR71. @< Is to make this store a better one; a more desirable We aim at perfection in all details. |Q in quality, price and service. we sohmt an opportunity to please you. Acumen; Al BAPTISf n“! REV. AND MRS. FTuAfVK ANDER- soN, CHOIR, NEW MEMBERS AND SCHOOL TEACHERS AS GUESTS OF CONGREGATION. The Rev. If‘rank Anderson,\ pastor, Mrs. Anderson, the choir, the new members, and those teawesrs in the with the work of the parish in any way, were given a pleasant recep- tlon and social by the congregation of the First Baptist church last even- ing. Green and white were the dominant colors in the decorations, which wire elaborate and very attrac- tice, and quite changed the appear- ance of the lecture -room of the 'church in which the receptmn was | held. A large £qu3 green and white was one of thgngatermeceSQf the decgrator's art, - Hfhen thore were cozy corners, and seats h ranged with. fancy pillows and in; floor. “4:2 The attendance \ The guests were welcomey {Ly &A recepuon committee and after! agglutormal so- c¥al period adjournment was taken to the church auditorium, where the given: Selection by the orchestra. Ladies' Quartette, \On Music's ' Wings,\ Mendelssohn, Misses Went- ! worth, Miller and Crothers and amrs. | \ Duesler. \~ ‘ Cornet - Solo, \Silver - Threads Among the Gold,\ Wilbur Kingsley. Reading, \A Child's Letter,\ Field, Miss Fiorence Edick. Vocal Scio, Selected, Miss Edna Crotfihers. Address, the Rev. Albert Bacon , Sears of Gloversville. Selection by the orchestra. Mr. Sears took for his topic, \Re- | gard for the Church,\ addressing his remarks particularly to the young people. The dependence of all good things upon the church was the | thought most dominant throughout] the address, which was exceedingly interesting. When the program had been finish- ed, the company returned to the lec- served, and a social hour was en- joyed. - - @ 4ROUND THEE CITY i K. Edward Hennelly of Union college is home for the week end. The Ladies' Aid society of the Re- formei church have decided to nold John Ward, a student at the Al- bany Medical college, is home for a few days. The choir of St. John's Episcopal church will moet tonight at. 7:80 for rehearsal. The Teachers' Training class of the Presbyterian church will meet to- T night after the prayer service. Elrathan J. Moore, who is an at- bache of the Albany office of the Am- erican Express company, will spond | [W sunday with relatives in Johnstown. Miss Georgina - Speare's - opera stories class mot, this afternoon at 4 ' o'clock at No. . 200 street. The annual meeting of the Ladies' Aid society of the Presbyterian church was held this afternoon at 4 | o'clock in the chapel. A food and apron sale was held by the Mothers' clwb of the Presby- terian church this afternoon from 2 to 6 o'clock. There will be a meeting of the teachers of the Methodist Sunday school tonight after prayer meeting, | for the purpose of studying the les- upon the | ouch Wfllyaxxb t The annual social evening of the Round Table club will be held on the - at the , {home of Mrs. John, Hagadorn on | evening of February 12th, South Melcher street. Misses ing. serked, and the evening passed very pleasantly. Miss Edwards of Fonda and Mrs. Selmser of Amsterdam were Elizabeth: and - Francis g? | Scovil entertained at-cards last even- | ## 14 Na Delicious reffeshments were . f seve =\ PAGE F ‘IYE i Q source of supply. If not already a customer At.“ + SMOKED HA‘IS. hams are cut from the choicest corn fed pigs. They are lean and sugar cured in our own plant with pure granulated sugar, Mild, tender and have that smoky hickory flavor. Weight 8 to 12 Ibs. You can have a whole or one-half of ham at 16¢ a lb. BACON. Elsie brand. This brand of breakfast bacon is extra selected from corn fed country dressed pigs. It is tender and nicely streaked with lean, sugar cured just right, giving it a flavor that is unsur- passed. 3“to 5 \Ibs. Special 12 1.2%¢ a 1b. RABBITS. Nxce gray rabbits, 20¢ each. or 85¢ &a pair. SIDE PORK. Nice fresh side pork, cut from nice pig pork, nicely streaked with lean and fat. Tender and de- lHiclous in favor. 12 1-2%¢e a Ib. ° . BEEF BY THE QUARTER, We have gome extra choice rative beef by the quarter. Tender, julcy and delicious in flavor. FORE QtARTERS—Weighing from 65 to 100 Ibs. each. 7¢ and 7 1-2¢ a lb. HIND QUARTERS-Weighing 65 to 100 lbs. to 9¢ a. 1b. SAUSAGE. Elsm brand pig pork sausage, made from lean parts of country dressed corn fed pigs, seasoned with pure spices and cereals. In bulk. 8 lbs. for 25c. LARD. Elsie brand -—-Absolutely pure open kettle ren- dered lard, rendered from good wholesome hog hat, containing all its original properties. It is the finest shortening you ever used. Now we Sc it andin order to make it an inducement, we will gell it Friday and Saturday at a special low price of 11 1-2¢ a Ib,. You can use one-half of it and if it isn't the finest you ever tried, return it and we will refund your money. Ib. pails. Don‘t mies this opportunity. FRESH SHOULDERS. | . Nice little pig pork shoulders, cut from country dressed corn fed pigs. They aro tender and deli- clous in flavor, weighing 4 to 6 lbs. each. Very nice for roasting Hc a 1b. YEAL ROASTS. Cut from the shoulder of extra choice milk fat- tetlibveals, juicy, tender and delicious in flavor,. 14¢ a Ib. VEAL STEAK-14c¢ a Ib. VEAL STEW—Jz 1-.2¢ a 1b. CLUB CHEESE. We Have just reseived some New England club jars having covers that are closed by patented springs that permit of their being opened as fre- quently as desired and closed instantly, so that .they are absolutely air tight. The most economical way to buy cheese. $1.25 a jar. We also have this cheese in packages at 10¢ a pkg. Elsm brand. Delicious sugar cured hams. These I It is put up in narrow strips, weighing - It is put up in 3 and 5 cheese, a rich appetizing cheese packed in stone | would like to have every family in this town try | you a cent, 8 pkgs., 25¢. [ ctous, rich, creamy results. Special for Fm * 1 Saturday-8 cans, 256. pecial f I“ I quality. a 1b. . Special 87¢ a 1b. you sever ate. \ medicinal purposes and is guarauteed by? 1 SUNBEAM CORN FLAKES ' This brand of corn flakes is made from ”looted white corn thoroughly cooked, flavored with sait, ° sugar and malt, rolled into thin wafers and care» ' fully toasted. Put up in large packages, very good. Try a package, If not satisfactory, it won't out WALTER BAKEIDYS COCOA. 1 2 Walter Baker's breakfast cocoa, abkolutely nut-o. A put up in full half pound boxes. Régularly sold at 256 a can. Special for Friday and Saturday, - 18¢ a can. {Fog MOLASSES AND STGAR COOKIES. . lasses and sugar-very good, about 12 cookie: w f a pound. 8 lbs. for 25c. CANNED BEANS. Fort Schuyler brand. Golden war beans. and green refugee beans, put up in cans. Te Tendorm Qt excellent flavor. Your cans, 25c. » VAN CAMP'S MILK. I This is an unsweetened sterilized envortfiod inflk fisclutely pure 12nd wholesome, ® o contain no sugar, coloring,, Wu w thing but milk. If used for cooking, #ives delle . | CANNED conx. so aren Holland brand. This brand of corn is i 40- lHcious sugar corn, tender, sweet nd of W 8 cans for 25c. a Th WW lity, Special a ese are new goods of extra quality, clal ~ Jar Friday and Saturday. 8 lbs., 25¢. ae 0mm 'Red ripe cranberries, 10c¢ a 1b. T 1 CORN - MEAL A goiden yellow, extra fne tum m M from the mill. Special 10 lbs., 25%, NCT MEATS, We have just retwived another numb! ol M delicious fresh nut meats. Bold everywhere at Sie: DROMEDARY DATES. _ 29 These dates.are so, different from the m dates and are fresher and more. ous then . ayy They are packed in such a WW the original favor is preserved as though} the trvult < had just been picked. Get. & box and M byr 3 good dates can be. 10¢ a package. - '.~ - i HYDROGEN PEROXIDE. J This peroxide is prepared with great strength. The greatest thing to use «aftar i eyes, catarrh, croup, whooping cough, mam and wounds. For:washing the month there is nothing so pleasant and effect a hydrogen peroxide. Tartar will not qxl-i is used and the teeth and gums an healthy and beautiful. Special ,& bottles KALBE. CELERY.. PARSNI ENDIVE LEITUCE. . cu n 29g J. Sponnoble, Jr. € 0 d# 0- Q - BROOK LYN MARKET? 40-42-44-46-48 West State Street, €or ee s Two Phones: 115-116. Johnstown, N. ¥. -- 0-0--- 0 4 P; CD4 Our Special - DISCOUNTS will save you from 5e to15¢ on every dol- lar. treme reductions and be here early. | A Sweeping Clearance Sale of Women's Coats, Suits and Furs and Skirts A vast clearance that introduces price reductions, such as you have not heen uttered i! m places. All good valuable merchandise, marked at tempting prices for & hasty removal. 16m mow 3 i erie las Suits of all wool serges, approved styles. In the most popular colors. as follows: Suits, r THE COAT SALE - % includes any cloth coat in our stock. Polo, revers- ible and all other styles. Coats, regular price $9.98, reduced to ...... $7.49 Coats, regular price $10.48, reduced to .....$7.85 Coats, regular price $10.98, reduced to .... .$8.25 Coats. regular price $14.50, reduced to ... . $10.85 All others reduced accordingly. Fox Boa, regular price $12.50, now .. fine broadcloths, diagonals and other popular weaves. Made in. the m Coats are the proper lengths lined with satin, redwood Suits, regular prlce $898 Af .... eae e en e a es ee ee e 0000.01...CliollollllIOCDQQOQQOQ'OOQ $1. suits, regular price $1098 at...'...l. e o o a c e ia o 1..C'..-..'CI'QQ......-.'...'IC...'.. a“ surf-s, regular price $1750 at...‘...-.u.- a a v e e oue egular price $18.98, Ab. ...see ses e e or e ee erie 6k ee ev e e es wop e a we ee n 6 ap wn ane e e we see . Regular $4.25 Skirts for this week only .... . 88.10 I FURS. Wa are now in the midst of winter and the coldest and most disagreeable part will soon be here. :| Those who have not already supplied themselves with furs should take advantage of this mammoth ; | sale in order to obtain \Good Furs\ at cost and even less:- ..¥ a a a o e ee ae soe ee a e e a e e e a 6 ee 6 eon one 0 0 e a e e a a e e e 69 8625 a a a e a a e e a a 6 e n aoe 6 non e e noe soe be 6 $ e a » e ge s11.00 . SKIRTS. Here we mention some prices.) Only a very Yew of the big reductions offered on skirts this week. : | Made of voile, panama, chiffon, broadcloth and out. < er durable and handsome materials. ' , ~ Regular $2.48 Skirts for this week only ... . 81. 8 & Regular $3.50 Skirts for this week only ....82.68 Regular $3.98 Skirts for this week only ... - Regular $4.98 Skirts for this week only ....$%.79 | f The Queen Esther class of the St. { 9.25, at $5.23 a ar t ®\ \ * f Grey Squirrel Scarf, regular price $ At .uk. y ee e e ee e e ee s ee e e ep e e 6 en e ee ree n ee nene ees ., We haze; quantity of Navels i inance ,» omnes a ommumasm Maris hL“therinufgmrffmizuziiit Blue Wolf Scarf, regular price $8.98, at Les ks 8s 6666s a a a e e ee a e e e e i e e e n e e ae e e e &_ $4.49 ~ Of good flavor and fine fruit. p - s to the home 0 riles $30.00, at ....... ae ae e a ee ne n ae nis en een e ee n en 4a s ee ae e ee s e ves - $19.00 || ; Coney Coats, regular price $.; &. # 19.090 | Specially priced as to sizes, |, UII IIX Albany Bush last evening. During scho Cons. reatler price $49.00, Ab 22260006 ne sen eee en +0 rrr eee }} $36.95 | 'the first bour afier the arrival of the ‘rsiveighi‘ng party the business meeting ivas held, and this was followed by | games and a social evening. Coat, extra fine quali'y eoliar And cuffs of blendel opossum, same down front and around Congy Only one left, Regular price $60.00, at ......... a a e e se s as $13.98 edges. 17¢, £86¢, 250, 80¢ the dozen. -------- a vis e a % 3 Winter Specials 12 1.2¢ FLANNEIETTE AT 16c. OUTING FLANNELS. E Palmer's Cold and Grippe Tablets. Breaks Up g Anisng those from out of town | B ‘ 20 a Gold in 24 Hours. who atcehded the concert at the Our entire stock of best flannelettes in a range of | Here you have your choice of a large selection Two 1 300 ‘ 531 Palmer's White Pine and Tar Relieves Coughs E Meth0dés'1RCP‘1m“ if“; “fling a, were s excellent patterns, in all colors, reduced this week | of flannels in all colors, plain and figured, 10¢c and 9 James S. Riggs and Floyd R. Burns.} MM | , __ {9 1.9% to .... ++ ++} ... .10e y4. | 12 1-20 ya., 11on..........................9c T‘ipphones 516 a and COldS' Mr. Riggs was formerly baritone so- n from 12 1- 2b to ‘ *~ loist in the quartette choir of the w\ ' ~ \\'—'\ _ - Palmer's Ideal Antiseptic Toilet Lotion Cures of : vir of Tugs, Carpets, All \EUTTERICK\ Spring -Publications Our Special P ~f _ Chapped Hands, | Presbyterian church in this city. a 7 pec m | A number of Johnstown and Glov- | § _ Linolenms and Now on Sale Here. >: - DISCOUhIS &. a \ pi , . | ‘ | * a | ersville friends were guests of Miss | 1 Ready-Made . ; wt \ l | Laura Herrick of Veghte street Wed- | eady ‘ $111 save you A ' ' nesday evening. The event was a | Garments Sold rom Scto 150 SF ‘ B thoroughly enjoyable one. Mrs. Fair- on R | 4 | : ‘ on every dd\ i FRANK J. PALMER, PHARMACIST childs of Gloversville and Clarence Easy Terms. N n k I ¥ lar. . - Hagar of this city captured the | M | e 20 €) W. Main St.. Johnstown |. ® IEI IXI III , | -=- , , n tanh a
