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GigNKVA DAILY TI _ BtLL-ANS Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS DrOR INDIOtTSTION all kt people. Get thtn. be •Km, fa the cry ofsoaetjrandfaafuon. The overfed wrins their hind* ia mortification and belple* rfti t tidfaM of violent exercise, dreading the onwal- come and ua«frti»rying diet, until they bit upon the haimteai Mannola Tablets which flukldr and safely reduce weight stthe rate of two, throe c: four poufldi a week without any change in the mode of life. The fcfcal figure b soon obtained. wRh a amootber akin and a better ap- petite and health improved, Marmola T»Wet»cooUia all the ingredient* which nadetbe Mannola PreecripUoav fintoW. itbehoovcsvoato fcalrn, the attiafactorr, btneficia) eflects of this greats *af« fit SSMcerbvclviogtoMurdnicc aooablo price, one dollar, for a fit it- aw rait. Mick-.witha ng l to you a full box of •ad calhia r—per. TJ4MM tl \Gets-It 1 . The Nation*] i Corn Rtma J Slenderizing the Full Figure If you are of heavy or medium build you will fasti that Reducing locaoc tonoi IOE3OE losao,, Penn Yan and Yates Co. Penn Y»n Council of K. of C. Elect* Officers Penn Tan, Oct. 1—The new organi- zation, the Penn Tan Council ot (he Knights of Columbus, which was or- ganized nearly a week ago, haa started off with a membership ot fifty-sU and it I* exprecfed that the membership will be great!/ increased during the coin- ing\ winfej- months; . The officers of the newly organized society Is as fol- lows; Grand Knight, Harry C. Earles; Deputy Grand Knight, Charles A. Kel- ley; Chancellor, Joseph P. Craugh; Fi- nancial secretary, David Hyland; Re- cording secretary, William Grady: trustee for three years, M. Francis Corcorani trustee for two years, John H; Meehoii; trustee for one year, Jolin J. McBlUBOtt; Inside guardian, Will- lam T. Hoban; outside guardian, James E. Cougevan; delegates to tl'4 state convention, Harry C. Earles «jd Michael F. Buckley; alternate dele- gates, John. Hyland and M. Franks Corcoran. • Business Girls' Club To Meet and Elect Officers Penn Yan, Oct. 1—The Business Girls Club will hold their next regu- lar business meeting at the Liberty Street School. Supper will be served at 6:30 o'clock. Officera will he elected for the ensuing term at this meeting. This club was organized late last aba- ter and It has ail'ready steadily gained In membership. Penn Tan, Oct. 1—The open 'season for hunters for killing rabbits begins today, and each hunter wlU be entitled to kill six rabbits per day. The season closes on March 1st next. Skunks may bo killed from November lQth to February 10th. There are usually a large number of rabbits and skunks found in these parts. The pheasant season opens in the month of October, the open days for killing pheasants are the lest two Thursdays of October nnd the first two Saturdays In November. Pheasants are reported not, to be Very plentiful in these parts. Only male birds according; to law may be killed. Squirrels may be legally killed from October 1st to November 15th. Squir- rels are quite plentiful in these parts. rjjer hn*b*nd la this village and her father had from time to time vlalted her in this village.^ Penn Yan Briefs, Penn Tan, Oct I—Mr, and Mrs. Raymond Utter, of Crystal Springs have been recent guest* of friend* , ingraham, of the town of Starkey. ha* been a recent nest, of friends In this village an^ also at Pul- teney Landlnjr on I*ke Keifta. William Benham. of the town of Benton. was operated upon, at the Penn Tan hospital a day or ao ago for appendicitis His recovered Is expect- ed. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Oscar of Head street of this village on day, September Slat, a son. Sidney Ayers has-returned to Cor- nell University where he enters the Junior year «f hi* studies. Mrs. Abet Corbin recently enter- tained Mrs. Warren C(X3hr»n,\o* Brook- lyn ot New Tork City. <3eorg» Chapman o£ Buffalo; ts a guest of his parents in this village, Mr. and Mrs. Chapman, on Lawrence street. Mis* I^lllan Griffltta ha* returned to her home in this Tillage* after •pend- ing two weeks with Buffalo friend*. Mr. aad Mr*. 8. W. Abbey, of Can- andalgu*. are the- guegts of Mr; and ~ Mrs, J. A. barrow of this Tillage.. Mr. and Mrs. Calvin ' - - ^**™ •-»«•*• h^««¥*»4 y ^ * fc iil**%T^il* sai n vkiting; thair daughter, Mrs. JUiin E. Dexter, of WHUamsport, Pa. Mr. and Mr*. Charles T. Andrews spent th» fore part of the present week with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C. Andrews, of Buffalo. Bridg* Under Reoair. Penn Yan, Oct. 1—The Liberty street Bridge, which spans the outlet of I*ke Keuka, in this village, is now being used on only one side of the bridge, the other tide being boarded up as it Is out of repair. This bridge has rOra time .to time been reapired by he State but it seem* that a new oridse should be erected. Patrick J; Neagf*. Penn Tan, Oct. 1—Patrick J. Neagle died at his home in Elmlra, Thursday noon after a brief nines* of heart trou- ble, for soveral years a daughter of his, Mm. Walter A. Carr, resided with will give you comfort and a trim graceful figure. Of especial appeal to the large woman is the strong belt web- bing over the abdomen and the reinforced back and hip lines. Rengo Corseti \grow old gracefully.\ Youth, beau- ty and charm arc coming half way to meet you. The Eenga is Scientifically made for full figured women. .Jtengo .Cartels ere economic* itltv priced from S3 lo $1& lip-'*' Pr' *0'•\'''' te-- Roenkc&Rogers oiemast and annoying That disfiguring- skin trouble which, makes, you icratch—no ' a source t)f diigtiittoothert it Well at tor- ment to yourself. Try Reswol Ointment. It relieves Itching: at once, andheais eruptionpromptly. Prescribed for yean by phyiiciant for eciema and similar troubles. 82nd Birthday, Penn Tan, Oct. 1—Mr*> Margaret Purdy, who resides on the Lake Road in the town of Jerusalem, recently cel- ebrated her eighty-second birthday. General Hoyt, III. Penn Tan, Oct. I—General Hoyt is seriously ill at his home on Main street in this village, attended by two nurses. He served for several years in the United States army. Chickens Stolen. Penn Tan, Oct. I—Marvin Forester, who resides jUBt east of Hail's Station, one night during the present week lud upwards of 100 pullets stolen, and as yet there has been no clue as to who the guilty parties are. \ DUNDEE Dundee, Oct. 1.—The Baptist church of this village is to hold aa week in October. Sunday Is to be ob- served as Pay-Up-Sunday. It is hoped that this time all back in the payment of local and denominational pledges Will meet their indebtedness at this time. On Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, an institute* of afternoon conferences and evening addresses is to b# conducted, with three leaders from, out of town. Mrs. Frederick W. Tomlinson, of Binghamton; Dr. George A. BrlRgrs, of Buffalo; and Benjamin Starr, of New Tork City. The con- ferences will begin each afternoon at 2 o'clock, and the evening- meetings at 8 o'clock. The people of the commun- ity are cordially invited to attend these meetings. Tuesday will be devoted to Sunday schol and young people's work. Wednesday, to evangelism and,Thurs- day to Christian stewardship. Bach evening an offering will be taken to defray the expenses. All day Friday, from 10 a. m., will be occupied with a church roll and the annual business meeting of the church. Dinner will be served at noon and in the after- noon there will be an address by Mr. Starr., The Sunday following will be rally day throughout the church. Com- munion services will be held in the mominaT-andtbeannualaretT member canvass in the afternoon will be among \TeTOmarbf .the day^ j JEsJr Planned in Bellona To Be Held by Ladies' Aid \ ' ' m' BeUona, Oct L—*fafr Ladie* Aid Of the Methodist church will hold a talc in'the church parlors, Friday after- noon and evening, December Srd l»90. There will be a kftcattn booth, fancy work booth, apron' booth; canay booth and a food booth. The follow- iptor ccJDmiitt**, Mrs. Corn Ansley Mrs. Alice Turner and-Ml** Oertmd* Ansley. ^ . Kitchen booth committee, Mrs. Lott and Mr*. Twnlon. , .., t ! .Fancy work committee,. Kra. Laura Beattt* and <Mrs. Florence Ifewlander. Apron wnnnltteeVTUTrs WlU Gardner and Mlas. Jeaala Me Farren. (Sandy committee. Mis* Mabel Beamish, Mlaa Martha Emerson and' Mrs. Louise Kinney. Food committee, Mrs. Florence Golden Miss Harriet Emerson and, Beulah Turner. -Table- commlttnw Mrs. and Mrs. Edith Allen. Committee for putting up Glen Allen and Harry Neally. Claas Meeting. Bellona, Oct 1.—The Westminister Class of the Memorial Church Sunday school will meet with Mrs Fred Bar- nes Wednesday afternoon October «.' A good attendance is desired as there is much to be done for the fair to be-' held November_12th. Sprague—-Decker. Bellona, Oct 1.—Miss Myrtle Deck- er and Howard Sprague of Dundee were married last Wednesday at the manse by Rev. G. W. Orvis. They were attended by Mr. Sprague's bro- ther and Miss West «. ^* 11 £?£ > °°V *— Mra - Anwden Gage and children left for their hemo at *SF l ft£' Wedaesd *y corning a Johnson has returned J?\ °\ JtSSfiJ? fctrs. Chrl* Jensen ot the lake road as vssS^SS ORLEANS Ira Paubst of Schen- recent guests of Mw. *r -n -—---»j»rs. James Baker. Mrs. Robert Jones who has been spending a few days with her parents Mr. and Mrs. George Lathrop, was called to Rochester on Monday by the serious illness of her husband. Mr. Jones is In the General Hospital in that city. Mr. and Mrs. Lynn & Myers and daughter, Dorothv_..nf^J^hfiBt Penguins swim with their wings, tsing their feet as rodders. (QRANUCM) SSINDIGESTION «r 1m U* •» «*U r ._ »ichy. TnTTt insafiwlaisj QUICK RELIEFI . AWWIW TAtKT MAOc*Y*corr*i MAMUMOr SCOTT'S EMUUHON w \« »fi\*v»—^vM-vm r —=*«f—rweneatcr,—aa?g spending a few days among relatives here. • — Mrs. Richard Grimsley was the guest of her sister, Mrs. Leland P. StaurinS in Newark one day this week. There was no school yesterday a s the teachers were at Shortsvllle at- tending the Institute. John Dorsey who has been visiting 1 friends In Pennsylvania and New Tork City has returned to his work In Or- leans. George Galusha of Clifton Spurings has been spending the week at tha home of Clarence X Estey. Lathrop—Burnett*. Orleans, Oct 1—Clarence Lathrop and Miss Ina A. Burnett©, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Bur- nHte of Pfceli* were married at eight o'docle SatMrtay «ventnr a* the home ot the. bride?* cousin** Mr. and Meat Fred Dudley of «S Garson Ave, hi Rochester; The rhw aervl«« wa*'tate« * « was and'tHe'ceremony performed t»y Frederick Reynolds of the ParseOi Avenue Baptist church. After luaea* eon the bride and groom left for a* eastern trip, after which they will make their home at No. Hi Univer- sity avenue, Rochester. Mr. Lathrop, h til tl d hi h New Out to ^-^Tkestrh^om^mg^m^bu amohg these new October offenngf. There is alwayi new eatertainment whether the de$ire may be for the great music by the greatest artists, the 'latest popular jojpjgajtfjEhe Jay; or new and lively dance tunes. Any Victor dealer will welcome the opportunity to play any music ldltfcB7'^ SUfoUtto-Paraphraa* deCoacsat EaCafaM Plaao Alagro sTiiaflii a la P«#t (TnaaQaartetiaK Minor) H*Ma\TMnr*i Away (Fnsi' < XksOalirGttt H ) Vsls* ittmSmuittorStiiMBOrcbftitl Violin fWha SaaU Btaawl«s Stta Hmbcr Sba Vtic* AKrai Carts* 7«fi» fe |K7S 64898 10 1.25 74633 12 1.75 10 1.25 1.7S 1.25 1.75 GacakbaFamr 87313 10 Floasal^ Qaart** 74634 12 MaUlGaniMB64809 10 74635 U HMMNaraadJ^ev* (tnm \lloaatwr B wacaire\) 64901 746S1 12 2.00 10 1.25 12 US, 1JK Hear tbe«e new Victor Records tods* at any Victor dealer's. He will gbufly gtve you- an flfutratef booklet dcicrfbirfg^ ttrem. New Victor Records on tale at ail ddalen cm the 1st of each month. Victrolas in great variety from $25 to $1500. • '.-•V.-'.-S • .....^ -^ i fcl . e'^i ^ •*K,tg* •f.*»'.^.' i9ii'H rt . ft' rr ~ jrr-^f^} I. < - i—< •• IUL<U.V4 f't i «• tht iahstl flCTOK TAXXSHQ MACHlafB GO,* CaadM, If. 7, Victor Talking Machine Co. ' CsUBden. New Jersey 'They Work while you Sleep\ So you fed all tangled ur>-t>ilHous, constipated, headachy, nervou*, full ef who until recently made his home cold? Tnko Cnncateig tonight for yow here, I* with his brid* visitlnc hlsvar- i| V .. -i,,, h.,,,,, iti «,i-i»i.i__ «*„ .«.» amta, Mr. antf Mrs. O««rg« Lathro*. l - IM1(I boVp ^ to •\»l»htea n* vu<- t byot* pn stomach rrtrht, breath met anl «NI« inar'ftne. -% grlpiaa; or lafWTsailwia*. ChiWr«a low* CaaoMwta to*. lH, SK, ''\''' double-—nrk* 1 ^BBmS^Wa' •aSJlp '•'^^•'y j 1 keep* Urth dtmn AND GUMS HEALTHY. Kosptatthe Son* bealtbr «nd tft« nooth nraatrll miiBHiiiiUof teeth la place than tron dearj pgST ; mom teeth «r« fest thraa^ tk* ttetteMttetMdrtk* Dental K&nos to^aydsmanda Oat # IMA uasitnwstlwf **•<•»», yMW*UMc}MDtbeta«ta Matt m £(nutatedtom«*t thte r*iulrenias* H«mlt*U a* aW ii tifcij Mii Kmd ttijlril' SENRECO IS A WONDERFUL CLEANSER. lD«Uktoi •etsdiwe4r*«i '\^aal ; 1 '* i: ^B .1 . 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