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WEDNESDAY, JUIfE 13, 1917. THE EVENING ENTgRl^RlSE. POtFGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. We will refund the full purchase price of any suit or over coat purchased from us between June 11th and September 1st, 1917 — to any man drafted for the war on or before September 1, 1917. They Win in a Walk M en are keen for style— —criticle of quality— —and insist upon value On all these points m en have tested the celebrated Kuppenheimer Clothes —^have com p ared and inspected them — a n d they’ve invariably found th a t Kuppenheimer Clothes win in a walk. W e’re asking you to in spect now the sm art Spring and Summ er models at $2^ $25* $2P .up Shwartz Quality Clothes 1J IS 20 The clothes with the guarantee A w J M V that “makes good.” M. SHWARTZ & CO. The H o m e of Good Clothes Stetson H ats—M etric Shirts—R egal Shoes SOUND TE£W : GOOD HEALTH Ninety persons out o£ every hundredl have dis eased teeth and mouths. Every tw o persons o u t o f three contract diseases through the mouth. ^ K eep ing the teeth and mouth sound produces good health. The Cady Dentists are men of experience. They are graduates o f the best schools in Am erica. They diagnose every case carefully. Diseased teeth are crowned and m ade useful. Missing teeth are restored by bridgework. A ll work is done painlessly. Hours; 9 A. M. to 9 P. M. Sundays: 9 A. M. to 1 P. M. C ady D ental O ffice 284 MAIN STREET, POUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y. Can I Afford NOT to Buy A Liberty Loan Bond? Ask yourself this question: Can I afford not to do my part in showing our govern ment, our army, our navy, and our allies, that every person in the United States is solidly supporting them ? Poughkeepsie Trust Company GLASS OF ALL KINDS COMPO BOARD JOSEPH S. KEATING CARPENTER—BUILDER ESTIMATES FURNISHED. ALTERATIONS AND REPAIRINa Phone 813-J. Shop and Residence, 19 Charles Street. DUTCHESS MFG. WORKERS BUY LIBmBODS Employees of Big Plsint Prompt to Respond to Mrs. 'HulFs Appeal to Financial Support. A COMMITTEE HAS CHARGE OBSERVE EAG DAY TOMORROW Exercises Will Be Held in the Public 'Schools in Poughkeepsie. n a g Day on Thursday is to be ceie- -ated in Poush.jbeepsie , all the nubile flehools the High School axe to attend a pub! ..... - -,ej< iglilieepsie -by exercises ihools Students in TEXAN CLAIMS TO BE FIRST TO CARRY STARS AND STRIPES ON FRENCH FRONT.^ celebration to ibe given under th e joint auspices of the Home Defense Coi ^mlttee, Dutchess County, and t Poughkeepsie Lodge, B. P. O. Elks, 'hrough John H. Cusack, arrai The employees of tlie Dutchess 'Manufacturing Company are sub scribing literally to Liberty Bonds. Mrs. J. Prank Hull, president of the ■company, stated the campaign yes terday afternoon, when she made an appeal to the workers to purchase ^bonds. ■Mrs. Hull, Frank Sweetser and Charles B.‘ Palmer are the committee in charge of the Liberty Loan at the •plant. By night subscriptions will be closed, and it will Ibe ■seen how gen erous a response has been made to the appeal of the United State gov ernment, and of 'Mrs. Hull. “The Liberty Loan has been the subject of much discussion, and ■! am afraid of much misinterpretation,” said Mrs, Hull in a speech to the workers yesterday afternoon. “I have read and thought about It a great deal, and of all the printed matter, of all the things tt have seen or heard, the following -questions and answers taken from a newspaper puhllshed in Portland, iMe„ are Iby far the best. ' “/I think so much of these questions and answers that I have had printed copies of them made for each of you, which will he given to you by the supervisors and foremen., Please read them over and consider them care fully bye and bye, but 'please listen now as I read them. “The Dutchess Manufacturing Com- panying has always,, been in the front rank of everything public and pri vate, and I want to feel that we shall not lag in this important duty. I am sure there will be no hesitancy once you fully understand the plan, and .perhaps a good way is to consider S'Ome of the criticisms which have' been made of it. “These bonds are due in 1947; that sounds a good ways, off. Does it mean that you must wait until 1947 to get your money from this bond, if you need the money? 'By no .means. this Is an investment, it—■ like any other safe investment, can be turned into ready money In ■case need; or if for any reason you find that it is not convenient for you to carry it longer, 'This Liberty Lan hasi received the ■wisest thought of the most Intellect ual people along this line in the country and the plan is one which can and ought to appeal to every one; to women just as well os to \I ‘do hate like everything to think that only the men can fight in this war or help finance it or manage It, or anything else. I like to think that it has not been denied me because I am a woman to step forward and do my part. \We women have all had the advantages of the flag. Now why not want to help defend It? JOB 'VVORIK ITERPRISE PRINTERY BOOK WORK ssent a t the surrender of the enemy Yorktown, and fluttered “Good-bye” soldiers at Valley Forge, were tlie British when they evacuatt New York. In subsequent years this flag has been one which has brought forth the praise of other nationb, and there is good reason for our supporting It whole-heartedly. Announcement is made that the public will be w^ispom© at the exer cises In the High School auditorium on Thursday night at eight o’clock. The committee has asked that In formation be given as to places where the flag m ightbe flown where it is not now displayed. TEETH! TEETH! TEETH! We are making the very best for $10. Best material all through; others charge $15. Other sets $7 and $ 0 . Personal attention given to all work. Crown work, filling and treat ment of teeth. Dr. D. M. Newkirk, dentist. Phone 243-J. 311 Main ■St. The “Song of the Shirt” is our lay today. Now’s your time to lay in your Summer Shirties. Silk, of course, is the leader—never a better or more interesting array. Prices depend on the QUALITY, not on the pattern. All the other fabricsi in the new colors and designs. Crepe, silk and linen, madras, soisette, percale and Summer flan- Our New York Resident Buyer has just sent us a special lot of Ties. W. S. BEDELL 363 and 365 Main Street. ments have been made for the Glee Club of the High School to be present and lead in the chorus einging. Many pastors of the city have made point to issue patriotic appeals to members of their congregations, additional flags have been hung In a number of chuirches pulpits. The flag of the United States is less than a century and a half old. Yet, curiously enough. It is older than the present banner of Great Britain (adopted In ISOl), or Spain (1785), or the French trl-color (1794). I a t the . Thej >ber of year, and they were present when it a I and additional flags have been hung i in front ■of the stripes[pes wereere unfurlednfi a t th e battle of in October of the same w u Barndywine, in 1777. Germantown, • were, a t The thirteen stars Burgoyne was defeated at Saratoga. Tliy helped cheer the hungry dad soldiers a t Valley Fori H.S. ALUMNI TO MEET TONIGHT school administration building to night at half-past seven o’-clock. At this time the ■date and other de tails for the annual reunion and dinner of the association ■will b e de cided upon. Arrangements will aJ- whlich cialtion ia rraugemen ts will made for the m'oonlight is to be given by the in July. MISS WOOD HAS PARTY. A delightful surprise given to Miss Marion Wood at her home, 2 Perry (James were pla; served, and the guests spent a very Perry streetA last evening, dayed and refreshments auu uiv * >yahle evening. Those >3 May Benhardt, RuthW lllian •present were Ruth Potts, ims, Nellie Hurley, Mildred Sllvemail, Dorothy McOomh, iMarian Wood, Vera Wood, and Fred Morrison, ik Mulqueen, Francis Schneller, tile Hicks, Gallus Wermuth, Flor- ian Zenocher, Dayton Griffen and Wallace Hart. THE VASSAR AUTHOR OF “N'EGLECTED WIFE” GIVES RECIPE FOR SUCCESS. Only a very few books have ever been written that contain sufficient action for a motion iplcture serial of fifteen episodes or 30,090 feet of film. General experience has shown that It is necessary to write original stories for serials because of the vast amount of action that is required. To Mabel Herbert Umer, author of the “'Helen and W arren” stories. ‘T h e Journal of a Neglected ^ Wife” and “The Woman Alone” belongs the distinction of having written two hooks that, practically without change, were found suitable for ■Pathe’s latest serial, ‘T h e Neglected Wife,\ featuring Ruth Roland, to open at the Yassar Theatre tonight. RID OF A LINGERING COUGH Cold weather persisted so late this year that many more persons have colds than ever before at this sea son. You can get relief from racking, hacking coughs, from wheezy, sneezy breathing, from raw, sore throat and tight chest. W. G. Glazier, Benton- ville. Ark., writes: “I can Tar Compound, I 1 that I had for to have consump- m, but it cured me. Contains no lates, Children like it. 'Doty & irey Co., comer Main and Cranneli streets, Poughkeepsie, N. Y. jl-15 lie. Ark., w rites: “I can recommend Foley^s Honey and Tar Compound, I used it for -a cough years and was said tion, b u t it cured opiates, Humphr PRICES TODAY Kirkman's Borax Soap ----- R tar ................. .. ....6 I /2 C Pels Naptha ............................. Colgate’s Bee .......................... Satin Gloss ............................. P. & G. Naptha ...................... Babbitt’s Best .......................... Lenox jSodp ................... . . . . . S Y z c ....5 / 2 C . . , . 5 KzC ....5<4c .......... 5c Fairy Soap ............................. Cleveland Baking Powder . . . GREAT 27 CENT COFFEE CASTONGUAY Cash Grocer. 437 Main Street. MEDICAL CORPS TO BE FORMED Physicians and Surgeons Call Meeting to Pre pare for War Service. At ’a meeting of the Dutchess and CEhitnam County Medical Society called in this, c ity late this aftem o o ii steps 'will be taken to organize a 'Dut'Cbess •County 'Medical Corps for Service in the war. At this meeting a medical officer regularly commissioned in the U. S. Army will be present to tell the as sembled physicians and surgeans wbat is expected of them in this matter of medical preparedness. On June 16 examination of the physicians and surgeons who will be called into the service will begin at the Board of Health quarters in Washington street. It is expected that many local physicians will qual ify and .enter the service. The ap portionment for Poughkeepsie and Dutchess County, based upon the to tal number, is 31 men; but many others are needed and there is a feel ing that Poughkeepsie and Dutchess' County will respond readily to the call. ■ I t 'was said recently that 200 phy- K. h. A., a Texan, gjcians and 200 nurses must he sent overseas every month from America •to take the places of the French and British medical men who are break ing down under the strain of work in which there has been no let-up since the war began. Gunner ■Clan' claims to be the first American to carry the S'tars and Stripes into ac tion on the FreneSh front, which he says he did at Vimy Ridge on April 9. The flag was tied to his tjiyonet when he \charged with a Canadian regiment and the Star® and Stripes got their first view of the greatest of wars. Gunner Clancy was wound ed at Neuve Chapel, Oombles and Gommecourt, and he is now recov ering from being almost buried alive Alras. Dr. W alter Hines Page, American Ambassador to Gre.at Britain congratulat'cd him on his spirit and promised to help him his application for a commission in the Ataierican Army. AT COHEN’S ■On Friday and Saturday the pa trons of the Cohen’s Tibeatre will be given a special treat. The greatest achievement in motion pictures,- the taking ■■of pictures of human beings playing their allotted roles in a drama which Is being performed on the bot tom of the ocean, has \been accom plished by the Universal Film Com pany In their wonder picture “Twenty Thou.sand Leagues Under the Sea.” The story of this photoplay is a dra matization of Jules Verne’s master piece of imaginative fiction which has been read by millions of people under the same title. In the filming of this photodrama the marvelous Williamson inventions were utilized to take the moving pictures under the surface of the ocean. By this •patented device many thrilling scenes, including the fight with the octopis the trip through the shark infesi- ed waters near’ “Mysterious Island” were plhotograplhlcally recorded. The taking of this picture required tiwo years’ time and Sie services of 2,000 actors and is indeed a \wonder pic ture.” THE BEST >6n Wednesday a wonderful ’ biig double, show has been procured. On the program are the favorite stars, OBJarle Williams In “Apartment 39 and Clara Kimball Young In “The •Dark iSIlence,” for the Best Theatre. “Apartment 29” is one of those very interesting pictures which hold )ur interest from beginning to end. [ystery, thrills, suspense,; romance and love, all follow one another in rapid succession. It is a wonderful picture, acted as only this noted screen actor can act. “The Dark Gilen'ce” Is also a won derful picture which will make you hold your breath and wonder how it going to come out. B'imply won derful. A magnificent 25-cent show for 10 cents. THE LIBERTY “iSNOW W H ITE.” One of the most charming pictures that has ever been seen at the Lib erty Theatre will appear there to morrow and Friday when Marguerite Clark stars in the Famous Players adaptation of the beloved fairy tale, “■Snow White,” which is the Para mount attraction for the -week. “Snow White” was directed >by J. Searle Dawley, Who has presided over all of Miss Clark’s most recent successes. Realizing how important “the sev eral little dwarfs would be In the pic ture Director Dawley spent a great deal of time in obtaining the ser vices of seven real midgets. NO WATER EXTENSION. At the annual meeting of the Hyde Park fire district held last night the jquest of the residents of the river district for an extension of the water service to their part of the village at estimated cost of $9,099 was voted down. The sum of $2,350 -as placed in the budget for the maintenance of the department for the ensuing year. The present board of trustees was unanimously re-elected. They are: rge 'E. Bilyou, Edward Foster, Henry B. Schryver, Ezra W ard and George C, TiUou. First Call For the Children \We offer Strap Pump Oxfords and Sandals in Taji, Black and White for boys and girls this week, at prices that will please the most exacting parent. Buy early and save money. IBOUGHKE^PSIB DODGE, 'NO 904. Loyal Order of M’Oose. All mem bers of the M'oose are hereby notified to meet at the Club Rooms Thursday evening, June 14, at 7:30 to attend the Flag Day exercises at the new Poughkeepsie High (School at 8 p. m. Wear badges. By order of 'C. J. Cary, Secretary. . jell-13 DOBBS STUDIO PIANOFORTE CLARINET S9 Cannon St, _____ Poughkeepsie. The saving whicli comes from always buying your Footwear at MILLER’S is a considerable factor in the course of a year. Just now the finest of Bum mer wear for ladies and gentlemen is ready for your selection. MILLER’S PETER MILLER & SONS The House of Better Shoes. 131 n^aifi Street. OUR NEW FUR HOUSE READY FOR YOUR INSPECTION. Poughkeepsie’s largest fur housJ was recently crowded out of its oia and smaller quarters, and is now l o | cated at 26 Garden street. Here is an ideal place to come a n j have your new furs made or you] IS re-modelled. The ne- le sheets for Pall are ' present ones style sheets : you can learn of the’new mo( Here, also, you i re here, too, s Here, also, you may bring your fufl to have them stored—secure from l o l or damage of any kind. j Your inspection of our new home I cordially Invited. D - C . K E N T 26 Garden 'Street The most modern and up-to- date Furnished Apartment House In Poughkeepsie. We have single rooms, also suites of 2 or 3 rooms, with Hot and Cold Running W ater ,in every room, also rooms with Private Baths or Shower Baths. Rooms range from $3.50 per week upwards. to have every convenience of An opportunity for ever; Modern Hotel for a Moderate NEW SCHEDULE. DAVIS MOTOR SERVICE — BETWEEN — Poughkeepsie, Millbrook, Amenia, Millerton. LEAVE FROM LUCKEY, PLATT & CO., DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAY Leaves Poughkeepsie for Mill- brook 11:00 a. m.— 4:30 p. m. Leaves M illbrook fo r P o u g h k e e p sie 9:15 a. m.— 1 :30 p. m. SATURDAY NIGHTS Leave Millbrook ............ 7 p. m. Leave Poughkeepsie ........ 11 p. m. Leave Poughkeepsie for Amenia’ Millerton, 4:30 p. m. Leave M i l l e r t o n ............ . .8 a. m. Leave A m enia.................8:30 a.m. F o r Poughkeepsie. Ibe Dependable Route. Beautiful scenery —Expert chauffeur. BUS MAY BE CHARTERED FOR a n y OCCASION. Address GEO. E. DAVIS, . Millerton, N. Y. } PHONE 18-3. JOB WORK. THE ENTERPRISE PRINTERY BOOK. WORK !T 42-44 Cannon Street STRAW HATS Panama, • Leghorn, Palm, Toyo, Split, Sennit, Mackinaw. Sole Agent for Dunlap & Co., and Young’s Hats. FRANK VAN KLEECK 259 Main Street. P.C. DOHERTY C0.I PLUMBING AND H E A T -| ING CONTRACTORS. .Water Systems, Power,! Lighting and. Vacuum plants | installed. Estimates furnished. Phone 287. 112 Main St. j Jlnrrkrl SPECLALTY SHOP NEW MILITIA' HAT Reflecting the Spirit o f 'WHITE HA' in g th the Day TE H AT S FOR SUMMER W E A R 311 iSlUl Poughkeepsie, N. Y. WM. F. CANTY HEATING, TINNING, JOBBING. Cornices, Skylight and Metal Ceilings, Roofing, Leader and Gutter Work. 129 THOMPSON STREET, Phone 1450-J. Po’keepsie, N. Y. DANCE AT STAATSBURG EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT. Gents, 35c. Ladies Free. GEO. F. LEO Manager. GLASS Store Fronts Mirrors re-silvered. i Glass for table or desk tops. ' B. RUBIN 142 Main** Street Phone 1592 J MADSEN & WIST OFF CONSTRUCTION CO. General Contractors and Builders E s tim a tes Cheerfully Furnished. 42 Market Street, Room 32. Telephone 1137-W. Edward W. McGready consulting Accountant. A c c o u n tant, A u d itor, S y s tem a tizer. — \ Accounting Exf in St., Poughk' Telephone flO ipsie, N. Y. 'There Are 53 Other ‘‘S M I T H S ” IX THE TEDEPHONE DIRECTORY We have a distinctive ser vice to perform for you— Won’t you please memorize our telephone number— i t is Thirteen-Fourteen J. I 3 I 4 - J ENG' lude m e n t W a r ITHEN CREDIT. Include U. S. Govern- Bonds among your assets. They strengthen credit. We in vite your subscription to the Liberty Loan and wfll be pleased to execute y o u r PIANOS TIINH) Repairing and O v e r h a u ling. Player P ianos and G rands a specialty. BORIS M. ROSE, 9 L exington A v e n u e . T e l. 2283-J H ickok M usic Co., 358 Main Street. Tel 227. 65-note player m a d e to S8-note olayef J' INSURANCE Fidelity, Workman’s Compensation, Glass. GRAHAM FIRE INSURANCE 62 Market Street.
