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FACE fOUR THE FULTON PATRIOT^ WEDNESDAY, JANUARY S, 1918 Forty-Fifth Annual Statement OF THE Fulton Savings Bank FULTON, N.Y. JANUARY 1, 1916 ASSETS (MARKET VALUE) Real Ertate Mortgages $1,578^86.09 Bond Investments . 669.Z11.74 Banking House 2831250 Money on Hand and Deposited in Other Banks 236,075.20 Accrued Interest 42^63.54 Other Assets * 7,49533 $2,562^44.40 LIABILITIES Deposits $2^88,540.87 Other Liabilities 40.00 Guarantee Fund 174,263.53 $2^62,844.40 INCREASE IN GUARANTEE FUND FOR THE YEAR 1915 $16,022.02 -\ MONEY DEPOSITED BY JANUARY 5th WILL DRAW DIVIDENDS FROM THE.lst THE fOLTON PATRIOT The Pulton Patriot 18 Issued every Wednesday from the office of the un- deraijmed. ID The Patriot Building. lit Oneida, cor. East Second street. Entered at the poatofflco at Pulton, N. T., as second-class matter. Subscription rateB—$1.00 per year; If paid In advance. Advertising rates on application. notices of marriages, births and deaths published free ft iharjro. Extended obituary mention, f solutions and cards of thanks, regular local rates. Dopy tor display advertisements must reach thlB offlife not later than 6 p. m. Monday. F. M CORNELL,, I* F. CORNELL. Official P»por City of Fulton.. Unofficial returns from Oneida county show majorities of 6,164 aguinst suffrage; 379 aguinst the bar^e cannl bond issue, and 4,954 against the revised constitution. Myron A, Stranahan, state comrnit- teeman, and H. Putnam Allen, chair- man of the city, committee, attended a conference of the Republican lead- ers of Northern New York at Oswepo on Thursday. The object of the gathering was to start a boom for the candidacy of State Secretary F. M. [ Hugo for governor, provided that I Governor Whitman—as has been stat- ' ed—should refuse to acept a renomi- nation. HINTS FOR THE BUSY HOUSEWIFE Easily Adjusted Bracket For Hanging Window Shades. The Patriot** Summary | ! Hon. Thomas R. Marshall, vice- . i President of the United States, has i J J otified Ule Oswego p n - en( ji y Sons of | | St. Patrick, that if Mrs. Marshall's I hlh ll i h ill b hi j of Politic* health will permit, he will be their j fcnd Politicians — Compiled from Everywhere and for Everybody. Ellis F. Staley, chairman of the Re- publican county committe of Albany county, issued the following state- ment Dec. 21st: \A study of the enrollment for the past three years is significant fts showinp the drift of- the voters to the Republican party since the i^aupura- ! tion of the Wilson administration. \The tabulation of the enrollment figii rea f° r the t.hree citie.s and ten towns in Albany county shows that there are 48,152 registered voters of j whom 27,434 are enrolled Republi- j cans,, 11,000 as Democrats, ami 764, as Progressives. j \In 1913, with 45,932 registered . voters, 18,806 were enrolled as Re- publicans, IS.SfcU as Democrats and 1,949 ns Progressive*. \In two years the Republican en- rollment has incxeaspil practically CtO I per cent., while the Democratic en- rollment has decrcaiioii.i over 25 per cent, and (.he Progressive enrollment hns decreases (JO per cent-, until it is !oss than two per cent- of tho regis- tered vote of the county. \Between 1900 anti 1912 the in- crease in the Republican enrollment in the city of Albany was only about \0 per cent-, which &erv*!S to throw into greater prominence the increase in the Republican enrollment since the boginmnf: of the Democratic na- tional administration. \Such a marked increase in the Re- publican enrollment and correspond- mp decrc&eeis in the Democratic and Progressive en.roUme.nts on t.he eve of » tmt.ton.a.1 election is & convincing indication of the swing of public opinion BWfty f-rorn the D'cnuxratic party and to the Republican.\ liruest at their annual banquet, March 17th, nt the Pontiac. The 1910 session of the legislature will convene tit Albany this noon and after organizing und hearing; Gov. Whitman's message will recess otl Thursdwy until Jan. 19th. Congressman L. W. Mott and his secretary. John M. Gill, who have been spending the past week in Oswe- go, return to Washington today. LUNG ty A movement is on foot to buy ti lung motor for Fulton by popular subscription. The life saving ap- paratus is now on exhibition at the Electric company's office on Oneida street, and the public is invited to caU and inspect the same, get some of the descriptive circulars a.nd get nc- ouainted with what this apparatus has done in other places. The record of the lung raotoV ha,s tw>en one of continued success; it is the greatest life stiver now on the market. It will cost SI60. Here is n chance for tho community big brotherhood idea to be worked out in a practical manner. How much will you give to the fund ? Woman sattrajv wits defatted by a majority af mare than 1S8,000 and f the revised constitution was rejected [ by n majority «c*#dmg f>O-i,QQQ at j carding to the atincrahccraant of the j Wtat-O bo^arcl ox ^ftn^^fliipif w rft miiCLe ^p'Xib*- i Ik nit. tb* affire of Se-crRary of S tat* > Hujw. '- jFho total*- do not include the ro- tMttkH. frttEfl OncAda c-oarity, •wher* the »O't# a? Utie» has b*eri IHPM up by B court order. ; Reform from all oihex cou-ntlw of J tiii» »(-ftl» sifct<air the fo-llowitiff mi*u.lt4:t FRANCE. H AlS\ (trttsi BnJ half RnciiOiM Pan Rtrcti «» J t^flrt S«.icrs }i cr fa r*—a I lurltitf f a !.r. y el nep ucti her »»Jci.n.f Km.! ieJ thru 1 T 1OHTL1\ B Her |,n.«>o»t *ftl be.r \f: [ii.'tu'r uf ': itt^inj: :i shade at tbe IUIA!L.U is nut ii d.di. Lilt oiw. but for L. 11 \ .ui t itu'it- tt re > cry fi w persons w ii o > • r>. n I H- r' o r: 11 l In- o p . • r. 11U' u s.n tl»- f:u-toni> Tt'f diftii-ultv !!«•••* In placing llw fixiurt-s VPJ\ •Ji'Ht •the- nvt.it pUiC*. A cuLsiurtisiurvnu'Lt of a sli-tit dt-gre-e rx'uders ibi- %\. L .rk u«.-lt\*.s. JLJ Uie flx- lures must t>t b t:iki-u down tin.1 j.iut up a g-a Lu. with tht. 1 renu 11 t L:i C t hc wood- Cc>ol» niiil screw tiolt-s. The bmrkt't stiuwii berpwit.b tins tx*eu rtWutlT [MHt'citt-tl tind tuis tiie fltlowt-il In liHnjrtnK. aud after [be fli tunas are In pLace they are csipiftble of ccuslderable snijaBtmeDt uce wajr or tbt> otber. &o that it Is on.it readtlv po»- sibJ* to mat e an error. Tbe Citure Is secured In place on the window frsmo by mean* of naLla or screws drire-Q 1 eJaax'Hted slot. THE GfRL WE CALL \HELLO.\ WORDS OF WISDOM,. T il CtRlTD *J AM keep AJI til* j't Ttn>«rv'B tV Ko- 5-. r*,lRt.ive to .rut*, fef int*wsKt on icUt* t&ttS i from tb i! pa.t thi utMM «rw fat tor, tKW, A m. eta&al: Fw , i n tm htve lar k *a*;mn»-? j^j*,: trotto tlkat citjc* i JLI ts • 874,«>0; M.1 cm UP co^JiJ well foirfgco. Still 'IH r«..r« we kindly ip*** N t ! Hl c*a their* tvt trwtr iff mr# tnd»MJ \f».H rt-rl» «• we c«J,l \'Ileitp.\ la think that nan mu.wi t » l o*J.V yo'0 knew, twsat tony ftbtini, <]i GET MORE For Your Money Hart Schaffner & Marx Suits and Overcoats at reduced prices right now C UCH goods as these are standard in quality; you know what they are; and they're always as good as at first, as good as you think- they are; such a reputation for quality as their's couldn't be maintained except by the real thing. ._ Because we start each season with bright new goods, we must dispose of our Fall and Winter stock now; these low prices are the means by which we hope to move things. Any reduction in price on these clothes amounts to an increase in the value you get for your money. More for the money is what you want; and we're offering it. Every $24 Suit or Overcoat at Every $18 Suit or Overcoat at $18.00 $13.50 Every $22 Suit or Overcoat at Every $15 Suit or Overcoat at $16.50 $11.00 Every $20 Suit or Overcoat at Every $12 Suit or Overcoat at $15.00 $9.00 Come early! Get first pick ! It will pay you! S. LIPSKY & SON 27 FIRST STREET, FULTON MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS Summary of the OEfociil Tran.i*ctio•• for the P*.t Week in City Aff»irr, and Other Item.i of Interest. The bo ard of p u b li c wo rks— M eissrs. W i 1 t-si e, Allen and O' B ri e n, met Sa t u rda y ar. d o rjra JI ice-d the board b y electi nj£ A. W. Wil tsi e ai president. It WILS decide-d to appoi.nl FVa.nk H. Rum.s.ey, superi.ntendent of public works and Clayton Hill a.5 city engi- neer. The office forte a.nd the La-b-orem in the water department ar* z.lso res d Gems In \Verse THE PEAC E PALACE.. LAURELS FOR OPERATORS. u-iiuier; n. t<e>»-UTu! p*i»-cr« \ S Tin? co a troiit be t w een gv Ttm.m.en t - ownfJ rclfrpboni? Bitrrici 1 * sj fl-n.co'u^- ten:-*! In Ear ape. iiiid the service of t>u* l^eUfiystfeai Ls con.sta.nliy beia^ «T'.n.i>^d i ixi liUie Incidents wb!cii a^fujar from J daj to day. The meat kiLtait# ted &1- I rcct ei^mple of this tint his cronwi tD i our Ettenllon In a iimff dm« La a Letter • of tJiaakx wrlcian to the c-peM.toes of I Oweffo, X. Y.., from a. Itdy wfa«o wi.s ' particui-a-rlj\ appr*cistl\re of tiietr werr- ; tee. In the llgbt of ber Earepean «xpe- i rl&dCT. Tbe Jetter apjpieajs la * ; article In The T«le$sboic«s Reftew, Mayor Lewis h.sus filed with the cit^r ' clerk the appoinfme.nta for the new. ci-vil sertice coiamissiaon. Fre>dericl; ' i Wolcott is the member of ihc old ' I b'ourd retained; Chwlea D. Wikax ; i and WiliUm E.. O'HflriD ax'e the new' mcaabiftr*. FranJc Quirk., Jr., UTJLB rfr i appo.iiit*d cJerk of tho board at to ! moC'tins Monday evejiin^j. ^ ! •• j \The loUbwissg lettxx i Ow«pJv N. ,V...WTtS ®ED:t try 1 i*&y rWKfcd- | taj In PbiTAAl-etpiii*. •wfco oaratijy 'Bpead* i hitt ru.mmfrs ia SKXTOPA. 'bot urtno eta 5 acccuut of due war toalc tap JIHSC «oaa- ! meJ re«ltleac* tirii ywer la Ow«co: ; of The fire and police board., aj its . last offlciai *et, on Friday •ttaaj.tj^r,' vot*d the Increjuwfii in salari'M of (&e ! fir* and poiic* chief», to coffl,m«»ce' on Jan.. 1st, mnt wltt And A * TrStwt* tct.br \Urtki 1 \ Qitrti, By A. JOCX1FB. CwtkwfcA, Jf, T. AXJVKBOTB tS «THB PATfUOt. Th.c t'Oar-i cf public w-?r!t;; i Friday ovftnlnje for a dfta^n allowed the n n.a.l iw.timit.eis Sixth wtrwt't nnd Har>t«r tail brid contracts. jui'd ain] (Ka( jW, an >;^:° Th e WJ3M33on cij'Uincil feeJd aniO'tJuiW,; and fl.nai wwwion, Priiday crKmi,Bjr to f appropri-at* IS76 for the hcHi'pitAJ for I A tih.e lait quart-rr of the yinar. :• wftd jhtJaum c* j**t * Tnlrwd Nww Of 0<r«wt Vai!iui<«. Oae at t&o sacwi •nd wad i / - ..1 IT •*• wK \' • nt enf «M' , Ml of lii *» la *» rttfM