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PAGE RIGHT SATURDAY, -A P.C. Kldney Pla The best plaster mad > for lame bac', 1 mba'fo and - kidney trouble. It is made. on red, flannel in a shape to fit the back, and does its work without bi istering. 25¢ each masters For All Purposes._ ‘ Van Van Voast & Thyne iPrescriptior} Spemahsts Cor. Main and Market Sfiyeets . -_- a manana o- comms , Our Valentine makers have flnl shed our line and we wait your in- spection. Don't, need to look else where as we have it. - soup Ao ements N E. c. NEWTON A ND Y That is Fresh and Pure ~ We aré‘vleadefsa’i‘i the candy trade. The reason-Whitman's Four Favorites are the best of high grade goods. Elana Sweets and Marion Fruits - fe _ Al Cur 29c Saturday Chocolates: O :r customers say it is equal to most ** . arein the same class. 41on no words from us. §~ m packages Try our candy. ® » by - At | a VORLD OF VALCE {gym Bend Cheese cooked Hun beautiful things offered for sale a this JEWELRY STORE. There is no investment safer nor surer than e DIAMONDS AND GEMS. Fancy Creamery Butter «Strictly Fresh Eggs « J. P. O'NEIL & SON Whoimle and Retail Butchers offer in the line of bargains. A SCARF PIN FOR YOU OR CHATELAINE BAG FOR WIFE. TEN EYCKH, The Reliab'e Jewe'er t WWW—N 9,04; ,0.0eO, O, O O, 01.050, 000 000 s FoR saATURDAY $ o. Prime roasts of Beef, Pork, Lamb and Veal. Choice Steaks and Stews at all prices. Home dressed Chickens...... .......... .25¢ Ib. Home dressed FOWlg..................... ZFC 'b. Home-made Frankfurters............... . 14¢ lb, Home made Saur- Kraut...... .......... . 16e qi, O'eomarrrdrine.........,......... ..... .. 25c ib, Mmee Meat Coin Special Brand........1Ge pkg, 'A. m. PUTMAN ~ 5 East Main Street | © gmN-h Pav an arian raza (eXeXk=KeXA=»Xk2) 35050, ,O=O=O, 000000 Bu: : 144 W. Main St. coco 1388—431”: DRUG STORE THEN 500 worth of Honest komt rr 25 ¢ On Saturday with each 25 cent sale of Black & White Cigars--The biggest selling five cent Cigar in the United] States today we will give one leathe Bilk Folder of the latest design--The kind that sells every where for 250. SATURDAY’S THE DAY VAN VEIETS ERUG eIORE| » CONYNE & LOVEYS, P 191 Props. THE DRCG STORE NOw 9 W. Main S1. Johns’ownr ket. can be seen by a glance at the Look in and see what we have t- GHNSTOWN DAILY REPUBLICAN THEN HOUSE iNTEROR BURKE TWO-STORY STRUCIURE BADLY DAMAGED BY FIRE IN EARLY MORNING, ral Nf tno to ( Frame Bui:ding Owned by William, David and Joseph Younglove, and Occupied by Tony Ranier and Family as a Boarding House Near- ly Destroyed-Both the Hoase and Furniture Were Insured. The interior of the two-story tene- | ment house at No. 112 Wakshingion street owned by William, David and Joseph Younglove, was destroyed by fire this morning at an early hour. The first alarm was sent by telephone | co the fire Shanon at 2:55 o'clock by a family that resijes next door. Al- most instantly after an alarm was rung in from box No. 16 at the cor- ner of Washingion street and Mar- When Driver Maynes started his horses out of the station, the sky was brilliantly lighted by the fire and although a very few minutes were consimed] in reaching the scene of the blaze, the fire had made such progress that the interior was a mass of flames. . Three streams were directed into che burning building, which is of rame copsuruction, but it was im- possible for the firemen to do more than confine the damage to the in- lerior. The inmense cold made the work of fighting the fames the more arduous and inflicted quite severe suffering on those who were obliged io be out of doors handling the hose. Peirer Chatelain helped out the fire- men by furnishing them wich hot coffee. 'lhe \fire-out\ signal sounded until about 4 / . was not The ' damage to the building is es.imaied .o be in the neighborhood of $500 .nd is covered by insurance in the of Eugene Moore. The cause ' of the fire could not be ascertained. It was reported at the fire this morning that the family of Tony Ranier, the oocupant of the building, which is used as a boarding house, iad been caught in the flames and Jurned to death. It was impossible o go inside the structure when the .remen arrived to verify any such umor, so when the flames had been ubdued, a search was made, but ater developments proved that the lamily was not in the building, ani that no one had been burned. The . SLIOFPY was related on the streets his morning. Tony Ranier ard his amily had been visiting in Cohoes, - or which place he left last night at ; o'clock. He arrived home this af-! ernoon and says that when he left, bere was fire in two stoves and :verything seemed to be all right. ilis furniture was Slmer Dorn's agency. FEW SEATS LEFT. The final number in the Y. M. C. A. Star entertainment course will je given in the auditorium of the :ssociation on Monday evening, when 'he Whitney Brothers' quartetie will \ive one of the excellent programs ; or which these vocalists are justly 'anous. 'There are a few good seats set, but the Whitney Brothers are io popular with Johnstown audiences hat there is no doubt but that they . will be greeted by a crowded house. To CURE A COLD (X ONE DAY fake LAXATIVE BROMQ Quinine Tablets. Dru0glsts rofund money if it fails to eure. E. W. GROVES sig. aature is on each box. 254. St. Valentine's Dance. Acorn Rebekah loige, No. 173, I. 1, O. F., are making elaborate pre- uaratxons for a dance and card party 'n Kennedy hall Wednesilay evening, February 14. Vosburg's orchestra \as prepared an unusually fine pro- ram for the occasion. All Re- ekalks, Odd Fellows and - their rienis are cordially invited. Re- reshments served. Tickets 25 sents. 0 * - 2-10t3 insured through SUDDEN DEATH OF AY AMSTERDAM MAN a Mat:hew Gagen, a prominent res- ' ddent of Amsterdam, died suddenly this avorning at his home in that 'city. Mr. Gagon arose at his usual nour and went out on the porch of his bome to look at a thermometer. Reifurring he made some comment on the weath=ss and sat down await breakfast. Ho soon complain- ed of not being able to see objects and immediately after tecame un- conszsious and before medical assist- ance could te summoned the man. ' passed away. 'the deceased was 52 years of age and practically all his life had been | passed in Amsteriam. He was a conspicuors figure in the politics o' | the fourth ward of the city of Am- sierdaim, being actively with the Republican party. Mr. Gag- en was a painter by ocfupation. Be- sides his wife he is survived by four sons and four daughters. He also leaves one brother, John H. Gagen. also of Amsterdam. AROUND THE CITY Albert Laning of East Clinton street is very seriously ill. Holiday hours will be observed at the local postoffice Monday. The banks will be closed Monday. Lincoln's birthday anniversary. Mrs. Sarah L. Moore will enter- tain a number of lady friends this evening. City Editor McQueen Fritcher of the Amsterdam | Sentinel Johnstown this morning. All Saints' Guild of St. John's Ep- iscopal church will beet on Monday evening at the parish house. Mrs. Arthur Shaw is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Claude T. Dawes at their home in New York city. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Meore of North- ville will be the guests of relatives in Johnstown tomorrow. Mrs. William Wait of North Chase street, who has been quite seriously ill, is reported to be improving. Miss Marion Rossman of Albany is the guest of her grandmother, Mrs. Hannah McLain of Prospoct street. The Thursday Evening Bridge club will meet with Mrs. Andrew J. Nellis - on Weinesday evening of next week. Mrs. George Marsh and Mrs. En- gene Flaniers of Doigevilie are visit- ing Mrs. Delevan Hewitt of North Perry street. . The Rector's Afi society of St. John's Episcopal church will meet at the parish bouse on Monlay after- noon at 2:30 o'clock. Miss Anna Campbell, teacper in the public schools of Utica/ is the gvest for over Sunday of Mr. anc Mrs, A. G. Doubleday. HAD FIXE SLEIGHRIDE, w Some fifteen members of the The- ta Phi fraternity journeyed to Rock- woou! last evening, where they were guests of the Royal hotel. The par- tly was chapsroned by Ross V. Starkweather and - Miss Elizabeth Briggs. A chicken 'dinner was serv- ed upon the arrival at Rockwood. There was dancing and cards, Wal- ter Smith presiding at the piano. William Dean gave -some selection: on the banjo. The event was most enjoyable. K. OF C. BALL The annual ball of the Knights of Columbus, held at Kenedy hall last evening, proved a delightful event. There were a numjber of guests from qut of town, furnished the music. A buffet lunch- eon was served. The committee in charge was composed of the follow- ing: P. Fleming, J. W. Connolly, J. Mulvey, J. Welch, J. Bendel, F. Fee- ney, J. Shiel, G. Gustin, C. Flynn, L. Dupree. F. Collins, D. Murphy, C. Keaveney, W. Carroll. STOCK The following stock report is to MARKET. a rnished The Republican by H. T. \Carey & Co., 66 Binadway, New York City, members of the New York Stock Exchange: Amal. Copper Am. Tel. & Tel. CO. Am. Smelting & Ref. Am. Cotton QOfl Atlantic Coast Line .........}.. a Atchison Raltimore & Ohio Brooklyn Rapid Transit .......... Central Leather & Chesapeake & Ohio .............}s> C. M. & St. Paul Great Northern pid. Interborough Met. pfd. Louis. & Nash. M. S. M. New York ICentra! N. Y., 0. & w. Pacific T. & T. Pennsyivania Readin= 1 Puck Islan sess ss ees s Southern Pacific ................ Unien Pacific CU. S. Stecl .... a a a a e e e e e e a e e e s movie U. S. Steel Did. a a a e e a a e e o e 9 e e a e o High. 63 1-8 140 3-8 70 1-2 49 136 104 102 1-8 77 2-4 18 3-4 T1 104 3-8 A Closing. 62 140 3-8 69 3-8 48 3-8 25 o-8 104 101 7-8 T7 5-8 18 1-4 T0 A- Low. 62 140 1-4 69 1-4 48 120 f 10% 101 7T 77 9 18 T0 3- 10 128 I A f ? 153 132 110 31 '47 322 . 156 22 1 107 162 | 1.54 107 bek bee -a ¢3 Or pt to eq -a 1 G Lt tS D fD ~I to identified I d 2 was | in- Willard's orchestra succession of severe gales. F‘s-WM“ mm en's and Young Men M FEB. 10, 1912. to a] ' Suits and Overcoats Distinctive Garments Every One and This Season's Every One at 1-4 Oif BOYS' sUITS AND OVERCOATS Why No! Buy the Boy some Great #4 New Suil Now for 3-4 of its Real Valuz-- “JS at $2 25, $3.00 and $3.70- Gloverswlle 'm 4ROUND THE CITY The plumbers have been very busy coday and were unavle to atiend ‘LO all the calls they received. The condition of Frank C. Wood, who is quire ill at his home on Spring . i street, remaing about the sgme. hiss Marion Nobbs, wuo has been i the guest of friends in Gloversville, «eft this afternoon for her houie in , Akron, Ohio. Qiuucer Ball arrested a plain drunk at the corner of Main and Fulton «treeis at about 1 o'clock this after- noon. He was placed in the city .ock-up and will face the recorder as wcon as he has sobered up. The case of the People against Charles Ehle, upon the complaint of Mrs. Ehie, came up before Record- er Cammedy this afternoon. The com- plainant alleges that Ehle refuses to furnisp proper support for his fam- ily. Mr. ani Mrs. J. Arthur Stocka- more, who Rave been spending a few days' wedding trip in New York, will return to this city Monday. Mrs. Stockamore, who was Miss Kavan- | augh, will resume his duties as teach- er at the Spring street school Tues- day morning. BERTHA AGAIN IN THE TOILS. La‘.s't evening Officer Adam Engell iound Bertha Winchell of Johnstown wandering ubout main street. Sertha was very much under the influence of liquor and also very happy, and ] when the otfhcer suggemed that she spend the nizht in the city bustile, . she made no objection. Upon being arraigned before the recorder this morning, she pleaded gu.ity to the charge of public intoxicauo.. * ¥* . ordered to get out of town as fast .s she could go. The last thing seen Jf Bertha, she boarded the local car for Johnztown. This was not the first offense of Bertha's, for she has been before the recorder of this city and | Lohnstown on a number of occasions. | FUNERALS Mrs. Emily Gurnee. The funeral of Mrs. Emily Gurnee was held at the late home, No. 112 South Main street, this morning at 110:30 o'clock and was very largely attended. There were many floral trioutes from the family and friends | of the deceased. The Rev. W. W. Ellsworth, pastor of the St. John's Episcopal church of Johnstown was the officiating clergyman,. The re- mains were placed in the receiving vault at Prospect Hill cemetery. INSTITUTES IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. The state department of agricul- ture announces the following dates and places and local correspondents for farmer's institutes to 'be held in Montgomery county: - Canajoharie, i March 1, C. L. St. John, Canajoharie; Glen, March 2-4, J. W. Lathers, Ful tonville; Rural Grove, March 5, A. H. Dicfendorf, Sprakers; - Amgss, March 5-6, Levi Timmerman, Ames. STORMS ENCOUNTERED. Queenstown, Feb. 10.-The White Star liner Celtic, which left New York on February 1 for this port anl Liverpool, was delayed for over thir- ty hours during her voyage by a rived here this morning at 6145. winnaar raza as morar In Evolution. The history of evolution is one long record of victory in tie face of appar ently insuperable obstacles. Man is man because he is eves doing the im- i possible~-or that which seems such to ; weakness and folly.-Rev. W. H. Si- ; monds. CASTCRIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought suvars Tho Gignature of FIZIXEIZ IEXEEEIEXIXE mum: 2nd. Annual Troy Automobfle State Armory, Troy, N. Y. Feb. 12th. to 17th. 1-2 DOOR RICETPTS 10 (HARRY (TEOY fiOSPiIAl) Open Dai‘y 11 A. M. to 11 P. M. Eand Ctncerls Afternoons, Evenings \As Big As the Biggest\ ESEEEEIEIIENE IXEXEEH - A WARNING AGAINST WET FEET. Wet and chilled feet usually af- fect the mucous membrane of the- 1 nose, throat and* lungs, an' ~ f Very True. There would be iess geed for mind: Ing other people's busifiess if there was an earnest and concerted effort to mind our own. Rea: Lue. The mintage of wisdom is to know that rest is rust, and tbat real lir-o‘ is in love, jlaugbter and work.-Elbert Hubbard. result. stubborn coughs give Foley's “Honey and Tar Compound. It soothes the inflamed membranes, and heals the Shame. Qur idea of shame is to ride back to She ar- town in an automobile hitched to & farm wagon.-Galveston News. | =- _ mmmemacaucseses Gonyne & Loveys. meoln S llrth- day Matinee 2:30 WARD STOCK 80 u 8 4 _ PRESENTING Prices-Children Adults 20¢ 72 A A2 0 79 9 ~ A 0 Ws {z t £2 P rices-10c-20c-80c. 7: Ladies' tickets 15¢, if purchased before 6 p. m. t Of I I eough quickly. Take no substitute. “The Man of the Hour” U grippe, bronchitis or pneunionja may © Watch carefully, particular- - '1y the children, and for the racking |.
