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9 ^KEffTRYUST FOR HANDICAP ATAOieua BROOKLYN HANDICAP FIELD. ^ Horse, Age and Jockey Weiglit 'Roamer, 6, A. Shuttlnger ...128 -4-^ Boots, 6, J. lioftus .............. 127 -t- - Stromboli, 6, J. Butwell ....123 -f^ - *Regret, 5, F. Robinson . . . . 122 -f Old Rosebud, 6. C. Beak ....120 -f Ormesdale, 4, J. McTaggart.119 >- - *Borrow, aged, R. Troxler ..117 -f - Old Koenig, 4, Gy B y r n e -----112 -f I'‘Omar KMj'yam, 3, CoUlns ..110 -f -.Caiiclet, 5 ................................ 107 -f ■Clematis II., 4, M. Garner ..103,4- *Whitney entry. -f - 4- ^4=4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- + ! re- tbe I New York, Jun'o 25.—Since the Imangement o^” handicap events fc-ooklyn Handicap has taken rank ^ t h e most decisive test for handi- 1 horses in the east, and the race Bduled to take place today at the ►f the Queens County Jockey sting et Aquedust promises ■rove no exception. The early, j ^ a p s have weeded out the |[er elements, and none but tried J stood the test will lineup for the big ! this .afternoon. , |iere will be several' new candi- ■epresentlng the best that has developed by racing in Ken- ■y, and for once the most for- fcble thoroughbreds of the west I the east will meet in a contest 1 should go far to determine the Jicap champion of the year. Finn failing to take up ^29' pounds allotted to him by ^andicapper, the post of honors, ht is concerned, will I assumed by the rejuvenated per. In winning the BxcelSior ^cap at Jamaica Andrew Mil- MOHPAY, JPHg gl>, SHERM^S DOTS TH E DOTS H E L P IN G UNCLE SAM BY CLIFFORD LION SHERMAN. PEOPLE WHO KNOW PREFER THE ENTMRPRISB POUGHKEEPSIE^ N. Y. CLIP AHD 5A V I .POPYOUP 5ISNAL BGDK 1 1 D^4t a 1 9 k f e < |7 .a ■eat horse proved that he By that victory he lined the form that made him two and [ed In the big bandii 1 years ago. By tl Ted a p e n a lty of five pounds, fch brought his weight iin to 128. iven at that he is likely to rule ;urday he electrl- jrite, as on ’Saturday the dockers by reeli Bt work of any of the candidates. ■eatest consideration, for ■at Roam Inning to TANK M M TEtSHOWlT SEEMS m E Paris, June 1 (By Mail).—How does it feel and sound in the \innards” of a British tank in action? Bullets clattering-against the steel covered sides of the newly invented \A suggestion said the officer, ‘ good one. It is for me to give you a complete set of the diagrams all in as ma-de to me,\ nd I think it is a ENTERPRISE WANT ADVERTISEMENTS _____________ a d v e r t is e m e n t s UlStOER THIS HEADING 20 WORDS 25c CASHES INSERTIONS. A DDITIONAL WORDS Ic each BLUE LIST YOUR SHOES NEED REPAIRING TELEPHONE RBLIABI.B MOTOR DELIVERY JORDAN SHOE SHOP ROOMING AND BOARDING 1347 NICE, WARM. COMFORTABLE and light rooms, single; also suites for ^\\sekeepinj Montgomery strpet. light houst Apply 86 h! Phone 1690-R, NOTICE OF HEARING. Notice is hereby given pursuant to. Title 6, Section 111, Sub-division 2, of the CJity Charter, that the Board of Public Works deem it necessary that Pox Terrace, froni White street to Mky street,-be improved by the construction of a 2-inch Rock Filled Asphalt surface on a concrete foun dation. A public hearing will be given on the above improvement at the regular meeting of the Common Council to he held Monday evening, July 2nd, 1&17, at ePght o’clock. OSCAR COSSUM, Je21-Jyl 'City Chamberlain; PURSUAKT lo an order of HON. DANIEL J. GLEASON, Surrogate of Dutches.s County, NOTICE IS H E R E BY GIVEN: that all per.sons having claim s a g a in s t the estate of Barbara M. Clarke late of the City of P o u g h keepsie in said County, are required to exhibit the same-, w ith • v o u chers thereof to the undersigned Executor of said estate, at his residence No. 6 D a v ie s P lace in the City o f P o u g h keepsie on or before the 15tl ' August, 1917. jfore th e 15th d a y 1917. £E-a6. th is 5th day JAMES DELLOT, Executor. one drawing. So here you are, and with the work that you have already- done you shoiWi-not find It very neo8s#ary. But when you are In a- hurry you can look up the letters here. I realize the whole thing re sembled a mystery at first, but, like all mysiterles, it is easily solved rvhen you have th e ----------- .” NOTICES PURSUANT to a DANIEL J. GLEASt . D u tchess County, NOT GIVEN:IVEN: thh a t allll BY G t a t a persons having claim s aga in s t the estate of H a ttie M. Noxon, late o fthe tow n of Eas't F ish- kill. In said County, are required to exhibit the sam e w ith vouchers there of to the undersigned at the law o f fice of C h a r le s L. M cCann, 226 Union street in the city 6f Poughkeepsie, N. Y., on or before the first day of November, 1917. D ated th is 9th day of April, 1917. EUGENE STORM. HENRY N. VAIL, Executors. Charles L. McCann, A ttorney. a9-o8 war machine sound like myriads of hailstones against the window of a moving train. A direct hit by a shell shakes the monster from stfilfi to stem and rattles your teeth but in :on, for the reason 1 like this it merely tickles your Roamer has the reputation of 1 ribs and they wallow on. A 'firs ting narkable .time is worthy of the, he reason 1 rSis [A . K. Macomber’s be Sururban, will ■ e s s th a n R oam er. Sng along nicely in his prepar: tn d in his final trial did 1:55 7with-' worthy th( ation of | ribs and they waiiow work when called upon 1 hand description of a tank fighting ‘ ■ - • - • of the was given here today by one loots, winner of! crew of H. M. Landship “Ichthyosau- irry one pouht! raa,” He speaks from inside informa- b .being extended. Next to R o a m er ‘ial. for.or. thee rac'e icomplished by Harry P: ■the best trial, f th ■ com] Lx-iil' j tion. ■ •a was ac- rry Payne Whit- which, with Borrow, carry the hopes of the Brookdi j “You need your sealegs to ride a 'tank,” the land seamdn said, describ ing the slow rolling ride towards an enemy machine gun “nest” some where oh the Somme. The tank ap proaches tlie German wire—brown ‘ ■ rusty entangl'ements in multitudinous ^“ Irows. It slides down an old mine :52. the first mile of which was waddles up the other side. b r « “ p o ^ S s a n d ® L ^ » ? .‘? „ r ^ i I t - t . Aroigh th e j o r ^ t ot I with scratchy crunching sounds and just ahead is the “nest,” piles of peerless ■itable. On Friday ■•eeled off a mile and a sixl p ly langerous factor. ■white sand bags with, little loopholes here and there. “We fire -without ceasing hand on to the Ico-pihole gun and eye pierced in the steel with sweat pour ling down our forearm-s. A thud; a I I powerful pantifig, a last and ’almost imperceptible stop. The nose of our tank scatters sand and cement bags I throwing them right and left as if it I If your teeth require attenticn— I were ploughing up a field. Then comes nd you are looking for a good re- I another violent shook, and h^vy able Dentist, if you come in ^ ^ onsult us. you will receive e-. a r y ^ ^ ourtesy, and the work done by us 7ill be done with the utmost care tnd In the most scientific way, by a killful Dentist. Our prices are as noderate as the best work can be lone for. EXAMINATIONS FREE _ PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS DR. S. LEVITCH \> ' D E N T IST t GARDEN ST. Cor. Main St. Evenings. .Phone 1735 ItO Years. Guarantee With All Work Diamonds Watches And Jewelry at Reasonable . A. SPACER JEWELER 1 pay high prices for old nptd and Sliver and discarded straight through a wall and are pu verizing machine gunfe. Grenad' burst upon the 'tanlc’s armor. We are in the midst of the \nest.” All at cjoe enemy heads with terror on their faces appear on both sides of US. Now is our turn. Our machine guns crackle; our bullets whistle in to the German trenches which we are enifilaiding and we throw' lead Into the under ground passages leading from the ‘nest’ to the rear. The Ger mans are in the greatest disorder. They throw themselves flat on their stomachs, they raise their ams to heaven and fome of them try to run “A whisitle sounds in the tank and we stop. Then wild cheers come faint ly to- our ears. The Tommies are just behind us; They take possession of the ‘nest’ a-nd gather up everything [[living which remains.” TWO PAOTIST ■ PLANS UUNCHED fist” Established 1911, THOMAS J. ZIMMER, Jr. g e n e r a l c o n t r a c t o r Concrete. 35 Market Street. Room 25. Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Washington, June 25.—Two “paci- it’’ organizations have launched a huge campaign that if carried opt of ficials state would greatly hn- der-mine the selective draft law These organizations. It was stated, are attempting to open up a channel for escape from military seiwice. 'More than 10,090 have enrolled In the paganda. Agents'of \the Department of Justice are fixing their attention upon the activities of representives of the organizations. So far efforts of the \pacifists” are confined to attempts 'to have inserted in the exemption «>e8yilatlons' which will he published clause that woult draft and enrollm* the implied promlie that their mcih- ' U r ih ip t^nstltutes them “oWeelwrs”- efforts of -the “paciflsi 8 'to have li i>ee)ilatlons' i published probably Monday a that would specifically permit persons professing “conscientious ob jections” to WANTED. First class business man to sell over twenty different lines direct from over twenty factories, to merchants only. We allow a drawing account Up $26 per week, payable -weekly, with Ifoeral commissions, commissions F'ayable monthly. Applicant must give small personal bond. Address U. S. Steel Ware Cb., Pittsburgh, Pa. 25-27 mlpay- WANTED. Young man familiar with mocul ■Working. Lane Bros. Co., opposite Vaesar Hospital. 25-27 HOSIERY SALE Ladies’ black hose, i5c value, special this -week, 10c pair. Children’s little cutle socks, 15c; children's mercer ized fancy top socks, 23c. Good! bar gains In all kinds of'h-osiery. Beehive, 17'4 Main street. 25-27 FOR SALE ■Five room cottage In orre of the best locations In Oak Dale Park. Large, deep lot with garden all plant ed and iPi'.vet hedge in front; house has all conveniences Including’ tubs and heat. To the right party, we will sell this house for $150-cash and $20 a month at a price that will interest you. S'ague Realty ISiyu'dlcate, 62 •Market s’treet. C. Freeman 'Weed, Gen. Managed. 25-27 YOU WILL. SAVE TROUBLE With your eyes if you have glasses properly fitted before It Is too late. B. Wimpelberg, 292 Main St. (Up- sairs). For past year with Wallace Co. tf RED RUBBER FRUIT JAR RINGS Buy them at the Rubber Store, and your canned goods will keep right. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. NEW FRUIT JAR RINGS We have just received our ship ment of Fruit Jar Rings, they are the best made. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. DUTCHESS TROUSERS. Ten cents a button; $i,00 ,a rip'. Large assortment on hand of all new summer styles. Price $1.00 up. A. StOIn, 184 Main street. '25-27 FOR RENT. Five room cottage in Oak Dale Park; all Improvements; references required; rent $20 a month. Sague ■Realty Syndicate, 62 Market ktreet. C. Freeman Weed, Gen. 'Manager. 2.5-27 HOSIERY SPECIALS. Ladles’ fabric silk hose, 25e pair; ladies’ silk lisle hos®, 2J.c pair; hoys' heairy ribbed hose, 15c pal.’’: girls’ fine ribbed hose, I5c pair; slightly toperfecL Perlmutter’s, 385 Main WANTED. A few soctlone of used filing cases, preferably of eteei. tetter size. Wh'at;s your proposition? ^Address B, Enterprise. 25- 27 ROOM TO RENT. In pirvate family; coil, pleasaint, all conveniences; kitchen privilege to clean people. Address S. S., -Enter prise. 25-27 DELATOUR AND DIANA CHOCO LATES .are always fresh and deliciously dif ferent When you want the best in fine candy—try them—at The Koze, 3 Washington street P^hone 2019. PRINTING that la more than paper and Ink is done at the Enterprise. We com bine originality and brains to help make your printed matter PRODUCE. Phone 1922. tEDERAI^ '\T O U Cable Base\^ X'sTIMS item tires are in the cost of running a car. You cut this item dow n to -the low e st figure b y equipping with F e d e r a ls. T h e y are known as “ExtraSer?ice” T ires--and they are. Come in and talk over Fedarals with us. T. J. HERRICK 428 >LUN STR E E T WEST VIEW HEIGHTS LOTS. ^ We have several fine I'Ots in this dev'elopment The price Is right and .the terms ore easy. Sague Realty Synidicate, 6*2 Market etreet C. Free man 'Weed,.'Gen. Manager, ' 25-37 WANTED. Cook at once. 'Chauncey's Res taurant, 101 Broadway, Newburgh, N. Y. Good wages to steady man. 22-25 SAFE-POLISHES To use on your car Wonder-Mist, Johnson’s. Wax, Utility Renevator', Matchess, Glass And Idquid Veneer, Buy them at the “Rubber Store”. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. 10c. A DOZEN, 3 POZEN 25c—RED Rubber Fruit Jar Rings. At The Rubber Store. Ailing Rubber 'Co., 268 Main street, . FOR SALE ' H'ouse for'sale on Sio. Clover street; 2 family, brick, 1-0 rooms, -with im provements;’ price $3,3-00; cash $400; balance on mortgage. James Murray, 107 ’Church street, 22-24 THE BRUCKNER HOUSE 25' Cann-on street, rooms from 50e. up per day. * $1.50 per week; steam heat, bath' and electric light; well furnished; central. location. MPone 1588-R. ' ' tf. VICTROLAS FOR DANCING. I-fieal dance music whenever you wish. No one tied to th§ piano and missing all the fun. Many styles to choose from; easy payments' too. IDEAL MUSIC CO., 29 Marke. St. tf USE PERM A-LOG For repairing your tubes, it makes a repair as good as Vulcanizing, can be put o ^ in five minutes, and tube can be us^d Immediately. Guaranted to 'be equal to what we claim or your money cheerfully refunded. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. BRAKE LINING You can just as well line your own brakes as not, we carry all widths. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. AUTO DUSTERS Protect your clothing. Imitation linen dusters, $1.25; all sizes. Buy them at the Rubber Store, Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. AUTO O'WNERS, I buy and pay ^gh prices for all kinds of cars, such as old timers, ’Old -wrecks; condition no object. I call anywhere. D. Lippman, 378 Mill St., Poughkeepsie, N. Y. Phone 1991-M. dl-tf IRVING & ACKERT. Carpenter and builders. J-obbing promptly attended to. Agents for Upson wall board; also high grade Vulcanite roofing, carried in stock. Estimates furnished. 57 Catharine St. ■ ' . IF You TAKE OUR ADVIGE You would buy all yout Rubber Goods at the Rubber Store. Our stock is kept fresh, by fast selling. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main street. S DOZEN FOR 25 CENTS Fruit Jar Rubbers, made of thick and wide red rubber, packed one dozen in package. Value 12c, spe cial 8 packages for 25c. Jos. Sam uels, 21 Academy St. Phone 1247. CHAMOIS AND SPONGES If you have a car you- need these goods. Buy them at the Rubber Store. Sponges 30c. up; Chamois, %65c. up. All'lng Rubber Co., 268 Main street. ’ 1916\S MAGAZINES Can be hound into attractive hooks by Bates, the bookbinder. Phone 353-J and we will send for them, tf GINGHAMS, llj/zc. A special price for a few days. 15c quality at ll% c- This is a bar gain. Don’t mistake ‘the numher-^— 208 Main St. ' The SURPRISE STORE. CHARLES Plumbing, heating and roofing. AU stoves, ranges, tinware. oS atte Poughkeepsi receive prompt afreet, ' tf ids of stoves, rar Irders for jobbing Attention. 2 South 3ie. ATTENTION TO PARENTS. Girls wanted, $5 per -week, to learn the trade of cigar making. We taka girls and boys from the age of 14 up. If you are to send your daugh ters to work b© sure to have her learn the best paying trade in town. Experienced cigar makers make from $15 to 20 a week. Steady work the year round. Come in to see us. W© will be pleased to explain our plan to you. Samuel I. Davis & Co., I f North Cherry St.. Poughkeepsie,^. Y. ICE CREAM SODA, pride ourselves on making rvr?Q soda. \^We use only the best flavors and add a generous portion of Reid's —that good ice cream. For good so da come to The Koze, 3 Washington street. Phone 2'0'19. ^ THEY ARE SELLING FAST Those Red Rubber^JF’ruit Jar Rings. Your fruit and vegetables keep under these. Ailing Rubber Co., 268 Main PIANO OWNER Ddn’t exchange' your old piano be fore you have consulted us. If the piano la worth repairing or rebuild ing, we will estimate the cost and guarantee ^ the instrument to be as represented. Osterhoudt'B ■ Piano Shop, 511 Main St. Phone 1433-W. If you would ) )rr Khaki pants you’d be convinced as to the big value. See them at Isaac Eisner Sons, 98 Main street tf. >EWING MACHINES—PHONE 2500 ForFor thehe Whiteite Sewinge-wing Machine.ine, t Wh S Mach isy Payment Plan or Cash. Sewing ichlnes repaired.repaired, exchanged or rented. Parts supplied for Luckey, Platt \ ' langed all makes, tf. THE KOZE is the Ide^l place to come ail'd have an ice cream eoda. Our parlor is certainly the coolest in the city and we carry the best soda and ice cream it is possible to make. The Koze, 3 ■Washington street' Phone 2019. FLATS TO'LET. Six rooms on Wlnnlkee avenue; all improvements; electric light and hot air heat; $18. Five roonis on Union street; city water, gas and toilet. Jo seph Perlmutter, SSS Main St. tf HOSE THAT WONT FIT FEET—IT fits the faucet, and sprinkle L| VtXiU Dy>X tQ6 garden, and makes the vegetables fit for feeding. Garden Hose from the Rubber Store, 268 Main strei WANTED. A few of the securities of the Cen tral Hudson Gas ^ Electric iCo. bonds or stocks. Will take bonds partly, paid for on ■ dress I. W. Street. ' installment basis. Ad- Sherrill Co., 35 Market tf 'Highest prices for discarded old Gold and Silver old discarded teeth WELL ESTABLISHED It the fact that our repairing de- lartment works wonders on genera] rleCi 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 Water In every room, also rooms with Private Baths or Shower Baths. Rooms range from $3.50 per 'week upwards. An opportunity for everyoi Modern Hotel for ^ FRESH CUT FLOWERS Geranium and' some bedding plants, . tomato, egg, ■ pepper, and cabbage plants, 'William F.- Hoffman, South avenue Florist, Tel. 45-J. and dental fillings. Jeweler, 396 Main St, Spenci NOTICE. have any kind of second- ‘ture for sale drop a post irams-ky, 126 Main stre I buy all kinds of Antique\ Furniture, bureaus, beds, etc.; also new and second-hand furniture for sale reasonable prices. Phone 2715-J. Ilf you hav hand furnitun to ©. F. Abr£ lers, spri] “'1 greens. California Fruit Co., 217 Ma: ^ St. Phone 1013.' ' 22-; FOUND. A purse containing small sum of money .on Main street. Owner may have same.by identifying it and call ing at the office of the 'Board of Pub lic Works. \ 2i price. Plant a garden and raise for your lot ment -while yoi low price. Plai your own produce, on eas'y terms an( home for your family. Siyndicate, 62 Market street. man W©« id plan 1 ally, Siague Market s C. Free- Gen. Manager. 25-27 REID'S ICE CREAM is the purest and sweetest ice cream in the city. We will deliver It to your home for 45 cents the quart Cbrick), if you telephone The Kc .3 Washington street. Phone 2019. YOU WANT YOUR CANNED FRUIT to keep. The rubber rings you use irtant, buy them at .the Rub- lances. AI- Maln street.' are important, buy them a ber store and take no chi ling Rubber Go., 268 Mair WHAT GOES UP MUST COME down. Prices go up, but don’t lem to come down, the price on oiir arden Hose is ■down, grab it w its down. Ailing Rubber Co., Main street. • ‘ LE'TTER HEADS—ENVELOPES The Enterprise can print you \a new set of office stationery the kind Will be proud to see go out 12 . yjur name. Phone 1922. jry convenience ( itel for a' Moderate. 42-44 Cannoi^^ Street partment works wonders on genei repairs. PrlcCe reasonable, consistent irlth good work. BROB. -tf WM. t\ CANlT HEATING, TINNING, JOBBING. Cornices, Skylight and-Metal Ceilings, Roofing, Leaddr 129 Phone 145( and Gutter Work. THi OMPSON STREET, iO -3. • Po'keepsle, N.' \N 2,000 men and -women their Panama hats clef blocked. The Po’keepsle Works, 7 Academy St.. Cit to have ed and :at tl 40,000 FRUIT JARS, 75c DOZE*N. Glass tops and fitted with patent airtight clamps and best rubbers; value $1.10; special, 75c dozen, Jos. Samuels, .21 Acadbmy St. • tl ECONOMY MEANS' ' Paying a fair price for somethliig worth while, or one. of our.$9.45 suits. TtniAJDS , STW.F.T., See them at Isaac Eisner's Sons, Main and Cipver.Sts. Jf. NOTICE Power- 'Vacuum fileenlng estimates cheertully furnished. Van . Kenren. 23 N. Clinton .St. .Phone 707. tf. JbUAJja SLVBB, .GOLD. The ' - ^ g e s t ■ line in the city— positively; mlngs; lac Who realizes . these Fancy Voiles, 40. In. wid yard. (Regular 39c quality). SURPRISE STGRE, 208 M^in irgains. 25C The St. 50 bubtohs, tritn- SURBRISE . STORE—^b© sure of our loco/fton— 208_ St. JUST THINK. Sweet-Orr union. ma'de r. This Is the lue ev( Sons, Main We sell Khaki p: best vail lants at $1.2S pair. -er **-ed.re 3v offe and Clover Isaa«5 Eisner itre'ets. tf. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND ■Monday only, Juno 23, 25. All kind's of stripe plM'd and plain taffedas and satins;-regular prices $1.7:?, . $*i.r,9 $1.49 and $1.39 to be sold. Saturday I to $1.2.5 Surprise S^tore, 20S tf Maiaitt street. tior BOYS WANTED. Wo have a/ m ^ b er of good! posl- for bright boys; opportui advancemi Dutchess Mifg. Co., loys; opportunity ;. Apply at once. 0 ., Orannell St. tf UNDERWOOD —Typewriters for sale or rent. ’Phe winner at all speed records. Branch Office, 62 Market St., Poughkeepsie. TRUCKING! Hy new-m.oto.r van' short hauls, freight. Furniture and' ] )ds a specialty. Telephi TRUCKING! in is -built for long We handle all kinds ilture and household Harry A. tone 2685. tf WASH SKIRTS. A most complete assortment of white and coloi^d wash skirts Just received. Our order for these skirts acedced lastast Fall,all, whichhich meieans 3 pla l F w m a considerable, saving on the price' of skirt. We pass the benefli each skirt. foreslg]ht and be con-Tinced, I Bt. Ig along to you. Come * ^ Perlmutter’s. ; IT IS A GRAND AND GLORiOU feeling w^en you work herd, to get ypuir fruits and vegetables canned, ahd have bought the best Red Rub ber Jar Rings at fhe Rubber Store, yuu can feel sure your canned goods will keep. Ailing Rubber Co., 2^ Main street. DUTCHESS TROUSERS. Ten cents a ^tton; $1.00 a rip. largearj^ sEipment,uii/uATyin,, all Just received a l o sizes, new sumnier styles. Price $1.00 up. Also Du'ticbess knlckerbpchers, sizes to 20, fi l'S4 (Mialn strei from $1.00 up. PINEAPPLES FOR CANNING, $1.00 DOZEN. Guaranti muskemelo'ns, plums, fornla cherries, crai •beans, coui s.^%: sweet watermelons, irlcots, Call- fruit, string ragus, ;^it hou;e onions and beet SPECIAL SALE FOR SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 23 lAND 25.^ Silk- Poplins,. 36-in.-40 .in. wid4 Saturday and -Monday, only, will be^, soldi from 75c tq $1.19 per yard. Re-’ menlber us other days for these great reductions. The Surprise Store, 208 Main St. tf STARCHER Woman to starch nd plain ironing. berty—St. shirts and collars ■Major & Kay, 14 A p a lf of S.weet, Orr an Khaki pants; cost only $1.25 __ would serve you well. Think it over— litter made at any prl< nope betf Eisner S< CAN ALL can you street. ND WHAT keep right if you buy \?he Rubbex- 268 Main . YOU CAN- wlli keep rl] ub^er R in g s £ Ailing- Rubber Co., YOUR DADDY LIKED our printing plant. We pleased him frOm the start of the business 35 years ago. We know cur printing work -will please you. Just telephone 19'22, at the same old place, 283 Main' street. Enterprise Job Prini rintery. REAL ESTATE. Will buy, sell, manage and insure Broker, Buildini iroperty W, Guernsey, Real Poughkeepsie Trus SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY AND Monday only, Juine 23-25. All colors of Georgette crepe. Saturday and Monday , only $i.2>5 per yd.; regular pidces, $1.76, $1.65 and $l;a0; no o'ther days at these prices. The \Sturpirse ■Store, 208 Main street. tf. ASSEMBLERS WANTED. 'en men for night work in Assem- Department for ebo- iree weeks. Ished can j bly Departi three \ Ished cj on day gang. Apply a Co., Poughkeepsie, N. ' 22 -; DO YOU DO ANY CANNING? Do you buy your Rubber Rings at The Rubber 'Store? If so, your fruit will keep. Ailing Rubber Co., 26S Main street. n o t i c e . Thousands of .satisfied eye glass 'wearers is our he&t advertisement-. We have jqo dissatisfied customers. When you need glasses we will save you from 25 to 60 Ter,cent. Free exam ination. B. -Wbimpelberg, State Registered iSpecialist, 292 Main St.-;' opposite Garden St. (Upstairs). For merly -with the Wallace lOo, tf NOTICE. We clean your -wd'ndo-ws month, year or contract, end do janitor. work. Our prices per cent, less than any oth pany. 'Our work Is guaranteed. write Poughkeepsie Window and >us6 Cleaning Oo., 96 Main St, al9-tf H o u s e C leaning Telephone 678. we also 1 - are 50 Call w a n t e d AT Man to act as ( in feeble health. Beacon, N. Y. EN! o n c e impanion to a malT Address Box 23-6, 22-25 MEN This Is great value. Sweet, Orr's Khaki pants only $1.25; noth in g bex- ter; made at much higher price. See them at Isaac Eisner Sons, 98 Main street, tf. , - .NOTICE. In need' of eye-i As- come to us. We spectacles- come to us. We guarantee a perfect fit at about half.what others sharge. Free examination. Glasses rge. Free examination. Glass' as low - as $2,00. B. Wbimipelberg, State Registered •Specialist, 292 Main St., opposite Garden St. (Upatairs). Formerly with The Wallace Co. BOYS' SCHOOL SUITS, $1.75 & UP. B o y s ’ hats at low prices. Good, strong leather shoes for the hoy, 95e and up. Melhado’s, 105 Mein St. WHEN YOU NEED GOOD EYE GLASS SERVICE COME TO US. We save you from 2^ to S^O per cent. Free examination. We have thousands of satisfied customers and know we can please, you. B. Wlm- pelberg, O. D., State Registered Spe-* ciallst, 292 Main St., opposite Garden (Upstairs). Formerly with The Wal lace Co. SPECIAL sa l e for SATURDAY AND MONDAY, JUNE 23 AND 25. A full line of colored crepe ,de chine, all high priced goods, will be sold Saturday and Monday only from $1 to $1.25 per yard. Remember, no other dates for this price. • The Sur prise Store; 208 Main St. ' tf FOR GIRLS AND BOYS. thing needed Big bargains in everything needed for School Wear .Positively depend able goods only, and the prl< ■guaranteed to 'be lowest in tl Melhado’s. lowest in the cltr 105 Main S t CUSTOMER WANTED. give away these bargains, received a q u a n tity .'W hite Washaible Skirting, 49c grade 35c; ,de for 29c. Tke SURPRISE , 208 M a in ;St. '.To STRAW^ HATS. i'Big reductions -on all straw and ■ *- -- ,Panamas, $3..50; (Panama hatt $2.50 and $8.0'0 straws, , ^ra-ws, -$l.-0b. Also % full line of summer caps -at '59c and '$1.00. A Jteiin, 184 Main street. 25-27 TOURING .CAR FOR SALE. Pne Touring Car In good con__ f- - 'dition. Can he seen at private i?' , ’ garage. Five ne'w tires. Address ^ Touring Car. j22-25 FOR THE LAND’S SAKE Buy some of that good garden and awn hose that the \Rubber .Btore” ells, at 268 Main street. FETTICOAT'BARGAINS. Ladies’ -white embroidered trimmed 3Sc. !5-27 TOW ELS— T O W ELS, This week is Towel Week at Perl- muster’s. We have made an un u s u a l p u r c h a s e , com p r is in g a large variety of cotton, buck, and linen to-wels and .are offering them this week a t extraord in a r y low .prices. See our window display. Joseph P e r jm u t ter, 385 Main St. tf. Bostick’s E] »ved to 'No. kinds of hi call. * AlTl vindow 385 M: NOTICE.\ imployment Office ). 99‘ < • Catharmi supplied. LE. lots on Smith povements; also bm bungalow with, three lots just over the city line. Price $920, on easy.terms.. See larine St: ' 23-26 ice $920, on easv.terms. M. Bostick^ Agent, 99 'Cathar 'Miss Olivia Gould has opened a first class hair dressing parlor for colored ladies and shall be pleased to see, her many friends. The Indol Perfect Sytem used. I also have Mme. Walker’s Preparations for sale. Address 99 'Catharine St.- 23-26 WANTED. Apply Smith Brothers. 22-25 NAME CARDS. Business Cards, Social or Commer- Stationery. Highest grade of dial Stationery. ■ork. '.Moderate prices. 53 Main Street. ast grai I. Enterprise, tf FIRE W ORKS, B'uy your Fire Works now. Stock assortment large. Prices are •west in the city. Our specialty Is to sell all our Fire Works at a close margin, as we carry none over. Come early and make your selection. ■Wholesale and retail. Calif •Fruit 'Co., 217 Main St. 2-jy4 ilifornia Phone lOl'S. je22-j EVERYONE WILL . it If they one “Garden Hose”. 268 Main street. ECOMMEND use it, that is our Ailing Rubber Co., WELL ESTABLISHED . Is tna fact that our repairing partmeut'works*-nmUderff. on'.ger: - 'ACKLEY-CHINA CO. . '.general Stop! Consider This Bargain ■Heisy Glass Ice Tea' Tumblers—Regular $1.60 dozen—special for Wednesday only ' $1.10 dozen. ■ f
