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T THE FULTQN PA^fmOT, WEDNESDAY] JULY12,'l916 5U6AK IN THE CANf '- OUR EXPERIENCED HANDLING of meats and our thorough knowledge of the subject in- sures you complete satisfac- tion if you place your order here. We will fill it in a con- scientious manner and its on- time arrival will corroborate our promises in this regard. The Fiilton Market JOHN REYNOLDS, Prop. 203 ONCIDA ST. PHONE tl GITY flND 60UNTY —Breakfast cereals Are best in summer. Carhart, the Grocer, Has all kinds in stock. Use phone 23. Miss Rose Trambley was the truest of Osweg-o friends last week. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Crandall are borne from their wedding trip. Arthur Murphy has secured a posi- tion in the Citizens National bank. Mrs. Nellie Brierly and daughter are spending the summer with Utiea frienas. Edwnrd Carroll has gone to Colum- bia university to attend the summer school. Miss Susan and Ruth Kezar are spending their vacation with frienas in Chicago. Attorney A. T. Jennings and fam- ily are spending a month at Piseco Lake, Hamilton county. The increasing business of Meln- tyrc's laundry has compelled him to build a large addition to his present quarters. Mexico starts her Old Home Week events on Sunday, July 30th, and a fine program has been arranged for the week. ' ,—Wanted—A good middle aged woman for general housework; good wages; no children. Apply at 5 N. Third street. • 28tf Pulaski is making great prepara- tions for a Community day on August 17th. The event will be of the old home week order. Rev. and Mrs. J. W. Barrett re- turned from Watertown Thursday, where they were called by the illness of Mrs. Barrett's sister. The Modern Woodmen of this city and the Meridian Athletic club nine will play ball on the fair grounds next Saturday afternoon. —To Rent—Upper fiat of six rooms, with all modern conveniences. Apply to Mrsr -Hjcuffttio Allen, 316 Utica street; nhone 4312. 27tf At the special session of the board of supervisors last week, the members presented Supervisor Albert S. Bar- ker of Orwell, with a chest of silver, the event being his 50th wedding an- niversary. John W. Stevenson's pacer, \Cres- cent Todd,\ won the 2:28 class race at Windsor, Conn., Friday afternoon, going under the wire with a record of 2:14, with Edward Sunderlain of this city driving. \ <3. K. MASON DAVID & MASON AGENCY FIBE INSURANCE Miss Hazel Hart of Utica, who has been the guest of friends in the city, returned home last week. The Class of-1915 of the Pulton High school, held a reunion at Path- finder club house on Wednesday. Eugene Cushrnan, formerlv O- - ton, is on the V. $•. battleship Ver- mont, now stationed nt Ho up Kong, Chine. The hnrn on the premises of Mrs.. Gere Brip^rs at Bo wens Corners was burned Wednesday nijrht.. Cnuse un- known. —Wanted, 10 tons o{ jnvale hay; will pay top market price. Call ox write at oner. E. S. Foster, Pulton, K. F. D. 2. Bos U0. Thursday morning t.he 10 o'clock Central train .<.out.li. hit the auto of C. P. Winn of Brooklyn on South Sec- ond street, but the- only damage was it broken mud jrusra. ELECTIN6 h 4 \ L •> & •y§ PRESIDEKT Madison Defeats * Pinckney Decisively In 1 SOS. *•*•* HE Doiruvratic I*er>\.iWli-f.vis af Virginia in 1WS. His t«i at N# » Vijr fili<v(iw. to; 1 * jv5 ft art tise Tv*i«,. 1L. The KcjnvN <<PW Yrtrlc T-bo ftC-e wi NOT , K, fil WUHtifK'. OC. 4 'ITvto'**<*#• ttlft. of IRIS M«<S> »< w-fw siwidio hj\ wr m»vt !ii«t/«i..> —«O FREE! A Household Inventory and In- surance Record, together with bits of information about INSURANCE that everyone »hould icnow. Atlc for one. Whitaker & Bogardus, Inc. INSURANCE—Alt Line* Cor. Second «nd Cayufa Ground Floor This is \Eagles\ week in Oswepo. The Ruby carnival company is show- ing for the entire week, with other at- tractions each evening. A per cent- age of the receipts goes to tiie fund for caring for the families of the mil- itia men called to the front. —Unexpected company to tea And nothing for them. Don't fret—phone Carhart And he will supply you. All table delicacies. Miss Maynie Breads and Miss Ads M.. Wright left last week for Buf- falo, where they took passage on the lake steamer, passing through the Great lakes to Chicago, and from there they will go to Dwight, III., chore they will spend the summer. A movement has been started among several members of the Fulton Game and Gun club to secure from the Conservation commission a game refuge for Oswego county. As the Fulton club is one of the Inrgrest in this locality, the refuge probably would, be located in this section. After July 1st three bushels- mnke a barrel. The new Federal law t>e- ciirne effective then. This specifies that barrels used in the sale of fruits or vejrotables must contain 7,056 bic inches, which means 10J> quarts, approximately three bu&he' Fines of $^00 or imprisonment f- six months are the penalties provided for violations of the law. Don't Miw the Comfort Found in Smoking' 50-50 Cigars BOLAND BROS. FULTON Edward Wntcrhouse of Fulton, wa.? in town Wednesday. Wiiterhuus.f nu\! a couple of ohstps who were such i-vod company thai he invited them io squire hi.« room after they fill had been im- FORMER FULTONIANS. Dr. Henry P. deForest, wno is bet- ter known to old Fultonians as Har- ry deForest, has for! ten years been snrgon of the police department of New York city/with the rank of in- spector, and since 1912 he has been, the chief medical examiner of the civil service'commission of New York city. He annually makes the physical examination of 25,000 men and wo- men for all of the physicians of New York city, including the police and fire departments and for all promo- tions in these departments. He is professor of obstetrics in the New York Post Graduate Medical school and hospital. He was one of the or- ganizers and a charter member of the University club of Brooklyn, as well as being one of the older members of the Cornell club of New^York city. In the very exclusive book, pub- lished a few years ago, entitled \Who's Who in America,\ is the fol- lowing paragraph in regard to this Fulton boy: Henry Pelouze de Forest, physi- cian; b. Fulton, N. T. p Dec. 29, 1864 ; s. John Teller and Emeline (Steph- ens) D.; Fb.B., Cornell, 1884, grad. course, 18S6-7, M. S. (with distinc- tion) 1887; med. student Columbia U., 1887-8; M. D., Coll. Phys. and Surg. (Columbia), 1890; m. Anna Katharine Gibnour, (A. B. Smith, 1889,), of Fulton, N. Y-, Dec. 6, 1891. Began practice Brooklyn. 1890; in M. E. Hosp.. Brooklyn, 1890-1; Vienna U. and Hosp., 1891- 2, U. of Frieburg, 1892, Sloane Ma- ternity Hosp., New York, 1892-3, U. of Paris and Hosps., 1897, Dublin and Edinburgh hosps., 1902. Sanitary insp. Dept. Health,-New York, 1894- 1902; med. exam, rfepts., fire and po- lice, New York, 1902-3; police surg., New York, 1902-12; med. examiner of municipal civil service cornrnn., 1912; lecturer on obstetrics, L, I. Coll Holp., 1S9S-03; asso. prof, ob- seterics. New York Post-Grad. Med. Sch., 1903. Capt. and asst. surgeon 13th Inf. N. G. N. Y., 1893-8- acting sst. sure. 3d Div. Hosp. 7th Army .'•orps, Spanish-Am. War, 1S9S-9; mflj. and surg. 13th Coast Art'y., N- G. N. Y., 189&-12. Mem. N. Y. Acad. Medicine, Brooklyn. Pathol. Soc. (pres. 1900-2), U. S. Soc. Mil. Sur- geons, Brookly-n Gyne-col. Soc. (path ologist 1898-02), N. Y. State Med Soc.; sec. Am. Soc. Sanitary anc Moral Prophylaxis; pres. Cornell Assn. Class Sees. Contrbr. and o editorial staifMedico-Surgical Bulle' in, 1897-9, Brook!;\n Medical Journal, 1890. Annals of Surgery, 1890. The Post Graduate, 1904; Diseases of the Blood and Ductless Glands Butler's 'Internal Medicine,' 1902, etc. 'Address: 59 West 5-1 th street New York City.\ Dr. Andrew Gihnour of New York had intended to visit Fulton during Old Home Week, but a former agree- ment made with Prof. HaUoway of tiie University of Minnesota-, will compel him to miss his old townspeo- ple- These two g-entlemen started Saturday for the wilds of Canada to try and climb to the peak of lit. apstaff in British Columbia, readers will recall that these rwo men made their firs: attempt in the sum rner of 1915 and reached within 100 feet of the peak, cutting Fteps in solid ice. They stopped for the day and descended to camp only to find that a freshet bad swept away their sup- plies. Dr. Gilmour and Prof, Hal- Jo way in 1915 climbed Mt. Geikie fo the firs'! lime in its history. Sine then this great elevation has been re- christeneti by the Canadian govern- ment a.s Mt. Carvel in honor of the English nurse shot by the Germans as i\ spy. Dr. Gilmour has lectured be- fore Ctilunibia colle-cv and the Cornel] ant] the Yale citibs of New York city. He has been appointed ie-ciurer for the department of education of the city of New York. He has been elect- ed a member of the Explorers' club, aiui of the Adventurers' cluti and hi-s DBHH' has recently b-een prufx'ted for membership in the Royal Geu^Taphi- cal s-D'CJtf'ly of LoRcior:. the l:irKcs if . t-^- eieiv of its kind in the worid. Mrs.. Henry P. Pi-Kurt-'-:, for *h« ps,sT '«u ye.i-i.rs ha..* 1 he-en [.iri-jideiit vi the New Yort br:uu*h vf tin- Numona. Smi:.h collc-Kn 1 :it Nonh:imp\n, .Mass. She wn.s or.c of the nc:;-.f nu-mbers | sign of ;.he Wom vn's V:i :vvr>i:> c:ub o i i cre.i New York city and uue vf the \ ' L is-ers ii.lid charter meliibfrt 1 i.'f ANNUAL OUTING OF THE PUBLISHERS' ASSOCIATION On Saturday the Central New York Pnblishers* association held its annual summer outing in this city and it was a most successful reunion, The out- of-town members began to arrive at LO o'clock and the local reception committee met them at the trains and escorted them to the Elks' Home- Several parties arrived by autoa and drove to_ the Home, The morning was spent in a social way and at noon the group was photographed on the front porch. At I o'clock the party proceeded to the Clark House for din- ner. Prior to the serving 1 , Mayor Victor Lewis on behalf of the city of Pulton extended the hospitality of the municipality to the visitors and hoped their visit would be one of uninter- rupted pleaswe- At the short business session, the association voted to hold its October meeting at the Onondaga in Syracuse and the president was authorized to appoint parties to read papers before the association at th.3t meeting. The invitation extended by Editor Bradt on behalf of President Paddock to visit the plant of the Oswego Falls Pulp & Paper Company was accepted. After dinner the party returned to the Elks' Home, where several cars kindly donated by the citizens of Fnl- ton were filled by the members of the association and led by the car containing Mayor and Mrs. V. C. Lewis, Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Morin, representing the chamber of com- merce, and President Sikea and wife, representing the association, the party proceeded down the west river road to Oswego, visiting Fort Ontario and getting a fine view of Oswego harbor and Lake Ontario. The re- turn trip was made on the east river road to the Elks' Home, where the company disbanded. Several of the visitors went to the plant of the Os- wego Falls Poip and Paper company and President H. L. Paddock conduct- ed them thj*oQ;gh the various build- ings, showing them how paper is made and also through the new pow- er plant. At 6 o'clock the visitors again as- , sembled at the Elks home, and after ! expressing their thanks to the local | reception committee, the Elks' lodge, j Mayor Lewis and President Morin of r the chamber of commerce, for their ! unstinted hospitality, departed for j their homes. • Among the members of the party j were Editor and if re. H. B. Sykes of : the Courier, Clinton; Editor W. Stan- . ley Child of the Dispatch, Oneida; I Editor II. V. Atwoo-d of the Groton ' Journal and Courier; Editor C. H. | Skelton of tie Canastota Courant; j Editor and Mrs, F. F. Milrnoe of the j Canestota Journal and Bee; Editor! and Mrs. E. A. Blair of the Cleveland I Press; Editor a.nd Mrs. A. P. Bradt' and W. H. Kline and Mies Klien of i the Fulton Observer; Editor ami Mrs. ! B. H. Stone and their son of the Cam- ; den Advanco-Jo-urnal; Mr. and Mrs. • E. F. Mabie; Editor and Mrs. C. J. j Corr, Mr. and Mrs. EaVl Hilmer, Mr. ' and Mrs, I. C. Bates and their son of '. the Vernon News; Mr. and Mrs, Hen- i ry Judson; Editor and Mry, W. C-• Wheeler of the Tully Times; E. F. • Bussv of the Cato Cilieen; Editor and Mrs- C. K. Williams of the Phoe- \ nix Register; Mrs- O. C. Breed, Ful- ton; Mrs- Mary Allen of Kanms City, ! Mo.; B, G. Se-aman.5 of the Pulaski Democrat; F. D. Cors-e of the Sandy Cre-ek News; A. C- Oberlander of the' Syracuse German Press company;': Editor ar-d Mrs. F. M. Cornel! and \ Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Cornell of the •I V: HOME-COMING WEEK Chautauqua Week is gala time for everybody from the youngest kiddie to the oldest grownup.^ Why not make it Home-Coming Week? Invite your relatives and friends to help you share the six big days of entertainment, inspiration and com- munity good fellowship. It's the jollification week of the year. Let us help you entertain your friends at the big Chautauqua tent. I FULT0N»July31-Aug.5 Fulton Patriot. PROTECT SOLDIERS' WIDOWS. ScMier-i' wiJt-W!, should there un- fortunately be any such in this s't.a;.e • a,s the result of the pres-en; threaU-r.- ln^ condi'.iohH, are fuliy proitefted in t.be'ir prt\'perty ri^ fl h:.- under exist-i r.g four: Ueciy.iofia and AUurney E^'bur: E. Wo-o-dbury h&s made public an im- p-Q.n.ant buLJtf.tr. or. \he niatu-r Sjitur- vi a y Th e i o rn.i a I o p i r: 1 u n w a.» t-e n: to the S:-a:e T:-,x con:.mitr.3i 1 ..:i sit their In r e.si pr <:. p p-aid by '.he bibinp freely. first, 6-o WaU'rho loss of !i £-o\\l wiU He told the police his br:uus in As usuiU thay i;-ot up • .ouse is mourr., :i K the nlch ami $-4 in taor.cy. the story when he ivorkir.>; or%ier this mornit^p.—hjynu-u^e Jourr.sl, Thurs- day. We-jp.eE-d'iv eveninj: Bert Cudce- hnck of Athens. Pu.., who had ab.aiuv oneJ. his wife, niet the la\:<r on the si-T^ets of Pu!a.s.iii, and trio-J t.o g-f-'. her to re:sim to his home; s.he refO'S.txi \;•» hsive a.nythinii: to cio with him, when he j?ulje\i n revolver a.nd she\ her. ui- a.n d ran with V c y u t y Slh eri ff G rsiE t K\iici; in pursuit., ar.A as the !a'.i.w ^•sir-o-d on CudLi^b-aot. tin? faptiv^ tunu\i thv gim on Jum*«jf sn,i \firp.i a s-hot tiii-o his head, dyin^ ir-6\.jar.t]y. —To Kent—E:i.nh: rvocc iioy-w, new fu.m,*(.-e, Ust.h rv-iiisn dowr. B'*as.'>rs., op'pr. tire place su\».i every'iuriif wry sh.sn.'it\ t.rc'CS snd B h>&.TT.. This pr-ojv crty is nn otic of t.hc 1>M! iTr^c-';s ui K^tt^n. Inquire of Street<w & \'a.f;- s...' id ien* nis.n r. r.i t holds that h p-tnsi o n ' S'.i!t-s pev- i cecea.t'e«i -iTi p: irvm There are plenty of good places to stay at MACKINAW or in Northern Michigan Everything that water and land iiid woods provide for a vacation— the ideal Great Lakes Resorts. FISHING Bass, MuBcallonge, Mackinaw Trout, Pickerel and Pike abound. They are waiting there to tackle your fishing tackle. Low Excursion Fares For information about tickers, time of trains and low exenr- sion fares, consult local ticket igcnts. o ceni.lv of New York citv, which ^ npartnicMs of AlfrtM \ ^ the iliUniur* hutel. This : pro.minfnt women's c!u b ; Mists I-.ou.is.Ei V i\i: Wa.t,-^ pLiyixi her itrst cafafti M ar>ns.ret ARyhn, .inci h.st.s tvl her ^eo'ouJ year ir. th<- c Cyril M t\ u J e, i n t.h c p 1 >i v py.\ M IKS Y an W riKt r» *• :i only American in the c^.f:.. she sl&o play fit l n t,h e o p-f N. Y., for the bt'iic'tT oi iht- S Kc-ct Crv-ss society. Sht- hit < uriay for Chat.wu.K'Uay. ir: :i- r\T,dscks., vo spoiui a ttun'/.ii pa,r:y of nirlres^-et 1 . who wiU •p . \.he JXHN | who ! G i j 'v K us.b-ard*. ] iyt-d. \Thes-e a he ijueifV.oR I'-iti'.^ ,ov. tbs.'. *h# r*\v • Jti\ I heir BUNCH OF ACCIDENTS. t'it-jntigiiay n:orr, ir-^r ?.T. ay,-o from ti!*ro w-a,s rcaiir.^' :he turn a: h : e r. d o' 'it e '. o if e r fc r: 0 ^ e. ie?\ enr wu c o t.r:*• \-b c feajn e a.c\ \•!.\• av£:si a coLiu* on, the au \. er is-a^e ii.- escer^-icy turr. ar. l d way cafe WedncaJ c i\i v &••• j a bad cut or: : £ * h t a.j A r.-or :.s slowly re-covitris.ff '•-> J&.s*ph Avery, a:; vsr.^'.->T* , \- ftirop.a!iy, wiw hi: by A L<ei: .v 6 '.hi: rii,\h! :icr * ;r - ' J P Tht coi- a;? crivir..£. 5 N' sho^lirij? - eye by th o :7 w h e n i .:.ii c y esfi jfa lis-c 5\*jj;.n\fiy ilv Onc.iar M-.ss Ru !« of her t-ca Juty ' Lnm ™{ st h 1 rtWl. Tbt ras.] c.r of :hc of the bo - S'arp. *.irairn mill., c\^ Al !b» found yj i :h<: Dr WUUi.ni G. forffic: FulXoiiiB.!! t.'hfLr-'eis A. ar.othej J cr of i f the iv's. in ' Rcyr.oli aiui a s anJ Mis;s f (his oily, jj one eye ajnd car upecjaHiv's. Kew York cixy. He is M mernb'fT the Katiea.ft.1 Ophthci-tnicikHnj^! s>oci- ] evy a,nd of nhe Ophthalmolo^-ii-a! &cv r dcty of New Yorii city. He is aisio], ai,!.ccdtr.c *urK*ron in the New York ! njid Jiro-oVlyn ITy* ami Kar I:iftrta**| rics. Ami of St.. Mary'* h^sp-'^l. jj ( K'rsr.k A. W»te.rn.ta.n of New York. 1 ). *io.si of Mr. euni Mrs.. 1>. A. Wat-ermajil 1 of Kits city, ar.d a former Folt^r. b-o-y,;, is ma.Jiiajir ut«at pr^frrw*;* ir, the? mc^;' 1 * Prv-tfciswr cf P'hyifiio in Saush'* col- \ Jcijffif a! Nor^.hai'mp.il-on., Makss., a.nd hiti\ *on is * rfc«.nt g:r»duaS.o with hono.n, li at Prirscr'-cn university. | e.r.ds rat*. li*,, ; —r*.rs,T Wrtt* Th# Gihkt iKmsxo Co... \X-\S oir-di us, I We' «,it*.nt,^i,tv&Uir. L's'co wipT'lcl over,; p. u,8tfc -S ^J\ VSw gwv*t Urn. Kcirntr,fflj wist., 25c ' K. $* Wwrfifc, StTfty Ciiy, >\J . £&t JHIVBKIMM »' THE PATBTOT. StTBWCKIEB FOB THE FAWUO*. 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