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jbi~> It. V- £&^£#**#^*^^4HH4****#f THUESDAtv.MAiY. 25, 1^16. Items of News PertaMng to Cape —^Only a week more of May. —The perch fishing is good. , .—Keep the lartvn mower 'going. -^rNext Tuesday is Memorial Day. —Look, to the laibel on your paper, —If you want results advertise in the Eagle^ N .—The .Fourth of July is .the next legal holiday. '• —Judicious advertising always #ays -,the advertiser. . • Wanted, at oribe, a good cook. Ap- ply to Mrs. fi. T. Sacket,—Ady, ..^Josejpih iflavret is greeting a barn .on his farm east of this village. —Le Yard's Nashville Students at Odd ffello-vVs' hall Saturday evening. —Optician E. L. Wheeler will be at %e;. Hotel Qarleton, .Gape Vincent, on -Friday, \June 2.—Adv. -^-Ladies' and children's summer \ unionvsu'its, selling at 25c and up at W-, -B. Johnson's.—Adv. -^F. G. Blum would lilcS to have you -, ,call - and look over 'his stock of suit cases and tra.y.aling ( bags.-^-Adv. T-4)he James-' it Miller Company, of Water'town, na^ an- ;adverti«eanent in . this issue of the- Eagle. -Bead it. —Mrs. / Thomas A. Gibson left Tuesday -morning' for Syracuse, where she will spend sevei'al days with rela- tives and friends —One hundred and sixty parcels were sent last week by the American consul in Kingston .to Canadian sol- diers in Germany. —Be iWarned by the old epitaph: \Here lies Uncle Peter Daniels who early in the month of May took off his winter flannels.\ -^-Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Coon have taken up their residence in nicely ap- pointed rooms in the seed house build- ing, at the foot of Market street. —Linoleum, carpet paper, window shades-mus'lin curtains, etc., at W. H. Johnson's. It; would pay you-to see these goods 'before you buy.—^-Adv. —On Tuesday morning of tfhis week iMm -Gilbert Chapman was' taken -to the Hotel Dieu hospital - , Kingston, where she -will undergo an operation. —To rent, 25 acres of land, 18 'acres pf same meadow. Located -2 miles east of Gape Vincent; a portio'n of the Dodge farm. Inquire of W. E, Dodge, Cape Vincent.—Adv. —The latter part of last week the Jefferson County Sportsmen's Club caused to he placed in the streams of the county one hundred thousand trout from the Cape Vincent hatchery. —If you contemplate the purchase of anything in the furniture line it will be to your advantage to read the large advertisement of the Hardiman- Woolwoitb. company on .the second page of this issue. —Fifty years. of paint making js the history of the Sherwin-Williams Paint. To-day it is the widest known, the best liked, and by far flhe most used paint in the world. Call for color card at Spafford's.—Adv. —Bought that new hai-noss yet? If not, call at Daley's and take a look at his stock. He- keeps nothing but first-class goods and sells at reason- able prices. He also has halters, whips, harness sundries, etc.—Adv. —Somebody is bound to get into genuine trouble if the nail scattering business on the State road between Cape Vincent and Watertown is not stopped. Sunday of this week, 8 ac- cording to the managers of the auto 'bus line, Ave punctures to tires oc- curred. The nails are new and are evidently scattered maliciously and • for the sole purpose of destroying tires and hindering traffic. A strict Vatch is being kept to find* who. the •guilty party or parties are. —County Treasurer B. S. Hayes has received a cheek orfm the State comp- troller for $100,748 for highway m'ain- ymance for Jefferson county. This is the largest check County Treasurer •Hayes has received. He must furnish a new bond for $100,000. A law was enacted by the last legislature mak- ing this necessary. Assemblyman JWachold admitted Friday night that he did not know of its provisions un- til the county- treasurer called his at- tention, to them. The money was not forthcoming until Mr Hayes had fur- nished the bond. This makes the bonds for ,0he treasurer cost the coun- ty oVer $600. TAKE NOTICE. Having disposed of my* business in Capo Vincent, all peisons owing me are requested to make settlement at once. Can be found at my residence, second door south of St. John's church, Market street. A prompt attention to this matter will be appreciated. Mrs M. S. Coi'nair. FOR SALE. House, barn, henhouse, - cider mill. and about two acres of land. -Inquire of A.'BIarlow, Cape Vincent.—Adv. For earache, toothache, pains, burns, scalds, sore 'throat, try Dr. Thomas Eclectric Oil'' a splendid remedy for emergencies.-Adv. '—N«wraia» sells railroad mileage, —tl>h,e best harness oil «vade-~Hos-. i iwer's. Get it iat Daley's.-—'Adv. : —'Make every inch of youy premises. sanitary. It is \a go6d heal€i move- ment. . -%.The Odd!, EeHQWs will imeef in vsgjijar. session on Friday; evenip'gof >thig week^'j!;.-^ - - -,\ ^ \\'.—Ctairity-!. Beadle\ c-f St.. tiawrejjice,., recently pui-chased-»'. four-passeh'ger gtudehalcei!' aufomo ! bile. ',,--, -4-May so far has been $ood for: grass, but--J); will take 'June-to -decide; the size of the,Hay.crop, •**lij ig-reported; tMt. the Wyckoff faintly will not' c-vrcupy SQie 1 Villa,'., at' Carlefpn -Island-, this. :stunmef. , . -^Miss. Estiella Sypher spent Sat- urday and Sunday-with, her mothei\ •Afi's, Edj'tlh Syphep, a,'6 Watertown. V-The Key. KoyaVG, &&%, of Au- •bw,n,;\ylu officiate- in the'Presbjrteriah' •cj}urch;next Sunday mornipg and eve/; ning. '.-- • '•\'.' '.'•'•; ^ .] —See-the big stock oi-ladies' -shiit; waists, .at »W< & -, Jotoisoh's. White- -waists, embi'oid^red, selling at 50c and' -lip.— Adv..: - -•-. ;.• \ — \ T^The: iirfarit son .of. .Mr, and Mrs. Artbui' Peters, i'esjd'iiijf south of this, village^ died- on. Tuesday'' afternoon,, aged #jout a year-. ..-.'• ; -sEafily; thia month;. George E,- PiU- more . tpofe from aii' incubator. 150 lively' -ohieks,. repj;eSeritihg -several choicfe'stpaifts. ofiponltoy. .,.:.r^Taiife a camera, with-, you' when. jirou. go on your vacation this, summer.; You' can get.-cme at F. -Gf, Blum's .-at a very reaspnahle figure. He also has Et full line of-photo suipplies.-^Adv. —Why.ttie Sherwin-Williams paints are,the iriQ^t used paints }h ihe^vprldi is ^because ifliey hey.er disagpflmfcin; -their spreading quality .pi\ wearing Quality. Call at Spafford's for color card.—Ady. —-Mrs. S. H. Countryman says that the Feeny Vacuum Cleaner works easier than a broom, and when you get through the dust is all in the cleaner and not all-over the woodwork, furniture, etc., and that she can get in' places where it is impossible to clean with a broom, and tha't the Feeny does, not wear the rugs or carpet; She says' she finds daily use for the Feeny Cleaner and would not part with it. Sold by Fred Failing.—Ady.._ —Let the other fellow do the worry- ing. Think good thoughts, never gos- sip about your neighbors, .do the best, you can financially, take plenty of ex- ercise, -mow your own lawn, get up at cook-crow, go -to fbed with the chickens and eat plenty of spinach and you. will live'to be 115 years old, providing you don't get run over by an automobile, fall oft a ten-story building, eat toadr stools by mistake, monkey around a pesfftiouse or die a natural death. .—Tuesday of next week is Memorial Day, and, as usual,-(the Eagle' office will be closed in the afternoon. There is sure to be, on account of the late- ness of the season, a scarcity of flowers for decorating purposes. All who can should furnish flowers and leave them at the store of John G. Roseboom by nine .o'clock next Tues- day forenoon. By so doing they will certainly oblige the handful of vete- rans left to perform the beautiful ser- vice. —The Cape Vincent High school baseball team won from a Three Mile Bay aggregation at the fair grounds last Saturday by a score of 14 to 5. The game was a good one. The few spectators wei'e surprised to see the big improvement made in the local High school team, especially in bat- ting, since their last game two weeks ago. They were able to hit Hassard at will and had men on bases in every inning. Rareshied pitched good ball for the locals, allowing only three hits. Next Saturday the Cape boys go to Three Mile Bay. —Watertown Standard: 'With the price committee of the Waterfcawn Prpduce'Exchange fixing, the basic price for cheese Saturday at 17 cents for large .white and 16% for small cheese and large colored, and the buy- paying 17% cents generally, a W. Mount, Three MUe Bay, N. Y. ' '• ' \ . - \ ' • . ' •'- - - * • o Brushes, Glass, Etc., tit ^4 H S^4 > ^^^^^'{^^ l ^^E'^*^4*^^*^*.{*^^*l ,( {*^ | {<^>^* , & i S f *S 3 ^ i ^ , S l ^ > l*^'^ ,i •^-Thji ih-arbe»s ill -Kingston have-; raised the ; ; price, of; shaves from, ten; ijo fifteen cents. •';_?• .' • • \ . •' ^-Summer underwear for men, wo- men and children,, in all sizes at W- H. Johnson's. See how cheap he.selis these goods. . . —If- ypu want 'groceries, that are^A' ,Mo. 1 gol.to.F,. Q. Blum's..- He always carries a 'fresh, up-to-date stock sard* prices are right.—Adv. —Oh the first page of this issue we print an article dealing with the bus- mess of Cape Vincent, Milieus Bay and St. Lawrence in .1866 and .186.7. —Use the Sherwin-Williams Paints., They dry with a hard, glossy finish and wear the longest. Sample card at Spafford's. - —A term of supreme court will con- vene in Watertown on Monday, June 5, Justice Ross presiding. Cape Vin- cent will not be represented in either the grand or trial jury list.' ' —It is expected that- Miss Helen Stumpf, who was operated upon at the Hotel Dieu hospital,- Kingston, last week, will he able to return -to her home in this village\ within a few days! —Governor Whitman has signed the bill -prohibiting the taking of pike until June 1. Fishermen should bear this in mind. According to other changes in the law hunters must wear at all times while -hunting a badge showing the number of their hunting license. Permits may hereafter be is- sued for taking dogs into -preserves, but the dog must wear a tag number. The -compensation for game protectors has been increased, each protector of the first grade getting an increase of fifty dollars per year until lie is re- ceiving $1,300. —The Hay Trade Journal of last week says: A little more hay is moving than last week, but general re^ ceip'ts are still light and markets firm. The edge is off of some markets, es- pecially where \the arrivals have shown an increase during the past few days, but values show little change. Good hay shows no yariation but some medium grades are not as Strong, and all poor and damaged sorts are hard to move. Planting is from two to three weeks late this year and the pressing and marketing of hay has been delayed'. Lighter shipments than usual is also due to the poor con- dition of the old crop. record price was established for this season -of the year. The fight between \Eddie\ Coon and the Lowville dealers continued. It was reported by Mr. Coon that he settled for some of the cheese he. got a -week ago at better than 17%, and for none did he pay less than that figure. The quotation of ihe price committee a week ago was 16% cents. The cheese is of none too good quality, as cows Were being fed hay and grass, when the cheese was made. The product offered for sale next week will contain more milk from cows out on grass, but it is thought that the heavy rains for four days will have a tendency to deteriorate fee quality. The salesmen were most jubilant over the price that they re- ceived Saturday. The Nashville Students. The attraction at the Odd Fellows' hall on Saturday evening of this week, May 27, will be. W. S. Le Vard's Nash- ville Students. This the 27th annual tour finds this colored -organization with a full scenic production. Mr. Le Vard has surrounded-himself this season with a company of colored artists who are premier of their race in their respective parts, and has added all new secenery, new songs and latest dances. The entertainment, lasting 'two and a half hours, is full of ginger and overflowing with laughter. The vaudeville Which is given is of the highest class and consists of music, songs, magic, etc. For a few hours of l-eal enjoyment visit the Odd Fellows' hall ond witness a perform- ance by the greatest colored organiza- tion traveling—The Nashville Stu- dents—Saturday night.—Adv. To the Public. Do you feel dull and lazy,, and is your appetite poor or fitful with a feeling of loss of ambition, or have you had any sickness? If so, Tip Top Tonic will put your system fight and make you feel like a. different person. Mr. H. H. Shaw, formerly, of Three Mile Bay, wrote: \I have used Tip Top Tonic at different times during the last five years, and I find it is the best thing to build up the system I have ever used. I would recommend it to all who are' in need of a good tonic.\ Ask your dealer for Tip Top Tonic and if he will not supply you write to FRED FAILING, Cape Vincent, N. Y., and he will see that you are sup- plied.—Adv. • Watertown-Cape Vincent | lus Line • | I Deafness Cannot Be Cured by local applications, as they cannot reach the disestsecf'portion of the ear. There is .only one way- to Cure deaf- ness, and that is by constitutional remedies. Deafness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lin- ing of the Eustachian Tube. When this tube is inflamed you have a rum- bling sound or imperfect hearing, and when it is entirely closed, Deafness is the result, and unless the inflamma- tion can bo taken out and this tube restored to its normal condition, hear- ing -will be. destroyed forever; nine cases out of ten are caused by Catarrh, which is nothing but an inflamed con- dition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred Dollars for any case of Deafness (caused by catarrh)\ that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Curg. Send for circu- lars, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Proprietors, Toledo, o: Sold by Druggists, price 75c. fake Hall's Family Pills for consti- pation.—Adv. # \ Leaves Watertown | 7:00, 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, | | 4:00, 10:00 p. m. _ f I' Leaves Cape Vincent 9 '? . <2 ' | 8:00, 10:00 a. ra.; 1:80, | I 3:30 and 6:30 p. in. ^ ' '4 -.-^The Nashville Fbllosrafchall, Saturday eVj .—Wpiard-Rle»6'eck, of visited relatives in this' Saturday, —John B.\ Donaldson and^ Watertown, paid, a visit- to \ cent friends Sunday. '; '. t —See the- new stock ;o£.'! children's dresses at Wv H John; Selling at 25c and up.—Adv. \' ^ —Lawrence Pluche, of Watefttfvy^T, spent Sunday in this village with'.Jiis parents, Mr. and Mrs ri Alfred PhichC. - —Medium weight .and 'suininer underwear, for men, women and'ehilr dren, big stock at F. G. Blum's.—Adv. —The Rev. Charles Dayton, of'..Au- burn, officiated at the Presbyterian church Sunday morning and evening. His sermons are caid to have fc'een very interesting. • \' r —The next meeting 'of the Cape Yincent grange, Saturday, Jnne 1!,^yall be observed as \Childre'nls Day.\ The, program will 'be prepared' 'By Jfiss-; Anna Fitzgerald, Flora,' assistedwby Mrs. A. diaries. '';•'.. —The following Cape Vincent Shriners attended the ceremonial'ses- sion of Media Temple. A. A. 0. N,-M. ; S., at Watertown, last Friday eve- ning: J.- W. Carnaire,. C T. Sacket, W. D. Laird, C B. Wood andvH'...Ji. Allen. . —Only four members of the Cfejpe Vincent Gun Club put in an appear- ance at the traps in James street list Friday afternoon. The following are the scores made: J. B. Nichols, 22; C. T. Sacket, 22; Archie Garlach, 14; Dr. N. P. Bentley, 13. Mr. Nichols and Mr.'Sackett Shot of the tie, the former getting four out of five, and the latter three out of five. The.Club will shoot again on Friday afterhppn of this week —B*. J. Wiedman, of Watertovm, will speak at the M. E. Brotherhood meeting next Friday evening at'eight o'clock. Mr. Wiedeman Was convert- ed at Dr. W. E. Biederwolf's meetings, and the story of his life and the vital change wrought by the spirit of God will be of practical value and interest to all. This meeting is not restricted to the members of the Brotherhood, but all the men of the 'community, are coi'dially welcome. —The Syracuse Herald of May i'7, speaks very highly of a male quaiv tette at Marcellus, of which the Rev. WalterE. Cook, a foriner reetor of f't John's,.church, this,village, is aJ5KJ*s0! ber. The Herald says, that \\it is not alone a real pleasure to hear them, but to. watch each one, and as a whole. They do sing very, very well indeed, in balance, harmony, spirit, enuncia- tion, and all told delight every hearer, receiving . heartiest encores. Their work is fine, and if it does require lots of time to practice; the effort is re- warded in the true pleasure it affords many friends.\ METHODIST CHURCH NOTES. Services on Sunday and during the week as follows: 10:30—Class meeting. 11:00—Morning worship. Theme : \The Leading and Life-giving Spirit.\ 12:00—Sunday School and Brother- hood meeting. 6:45 — EpwortH League. Topic: \The Ministry of Good Cheer.\ Lead- er, Mrs. S. K. Ainsworth. 7:30—Evening Worship. Subject : \Best Proof of the Christian Life:'\ Prayer meeting this (Wednesday) evening at 7:30, followed by choir re- hearsal. The regular meeting of the Men's Brotherhood will be held Friday eve' ning at eight o'clock, in the church parlors. Mr. J. B. Wiedeman, of Wa- tertown, will speak. \ ; Everybody welcome to all services. Rev. Philip Tonkin, Pastor.' Point Peninsula Man, While Deranged In Mind, Shoots Himself. William Bisnett, aged about 40 years, committed suicide Tuesday, at Poiut Pemnsula., by slippting himself. In the neck. •He died soon a-f ter the shot was fired. , Bisnett moved to Point Penin- sula from\ Three Mile Bay a few weeks ago. Of late his mind had.been oj3; o and Tuesday he went to the home of his brother, Charles Bisnett, a short dis-, tance from where he lived, and there he found a gun, with which he ended his life. Dr. W. A. Vincent, of Three Mile Bay, was called but the man was dead before he ar- rived. Bisnett leaves a widq,w and a brother, Charles \Bisnett. —Warner's Rust Proof Corsefs for sale by Mrs. E. K. Holland. —Girl wanted, Apply at the resi- dence of J. A. Scobell, William street. —Ford Bailey is the recent pur- chaser of a ifive-passenger Studebaker automobile. v —Thomas Killean and Leo Wheeler, of 'Watertowh, were visitors to the Cape Sunday. —The best bargains ypu ever saw in ladies' corset covers, petticoats, robes, brassiere, etc., can be found at W. H, Johnson's,;—Adv. ... •Dr. D, J. Corrigan'aiTd- family, of AjTebi Ster, N.. Y„ £and Mrs. John Corrigan,,of Denver, wer.e the' guests of D. L Fitzger- ald and family Sunday. —Mi\ and Mrs. Goorge Roadhouse and daughter, Miss Gladys, of Water-' town, were Sunday guests of Mrs. Road-house's parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Shafer, in William Street. Your money refunded if Pratts Lice Killer does not destroy insects on Cucumber, Squash, Melon Vines, Rose and Currant Bushes. It's hot poison and guaranteed by Parker Bros., General Merchandise, Cape Vincent.'\ 3C 3E 3 E30C 30E2 E 3E D. Vo Seeber • Agent for Every Form of .Insurance Farm, Fire, Life, elation, Money Loaned on Real Estate, Bank Building Cape Vincent, N. Y, ac 3C 3 E30I IOC3E ax Jest Ax Carload of the RtibhnTs Superlative and Ardee Globe Timothy Seed, Cloyer Seed of all kinds, Vetch and Canade Field Peas. J. A. Scobell, Cape Vincent, N. Y. Dog Flour, Flour Midds, Ca S §, —Landlord and Mrs. Andrew F. ICeough and children left Tuesday morning for Syracuse, where they; will visit relatives and transact business concerning the Hotel Carleton. —If you are going to paint this spring call at F. G. Blum's and let him tell you albout the paint he sells-. He guarantees it to be the best on the market. Ask for color card.—Adv. —Letters warning physicians of New York State that failure to report cases of tuberculosis and typhoid fever would result in prosecution un- der the public health law, have been sent out by Dr. Hermann M. Biggs, State Commissioner of Health. In the announcement of his action, Dr. Biggs said that more than half of the tuberculosis cases and three-fourths of the typhojd fever cases were not being reported. —Beginning the first of July all boxes put out by the patrons of rural and star routes must be one of two standard sizes. Both are to be larger than the - present standard box, the larger being adapted to the needs of those who mail considerable parcel post matter. A convenience that will he appreciated by the carrier will be the eoinholder, Which will do away with the annoyance that searching for coins now entails upon the carrier. Specifications require that the boxes be painted with a heavy coating of aluminum bronze, excepting, of course, the flag. Cealcote Roofing is guaranteed to stand, and \wear on any roof for a per- iod of seven years. If it leaks or is otherwise unsatisfactory, the manu- facturers will replace it at their: own expanse. Shingles, tin or steel are .-jgot guaranteed in this way-sAsk r^sWortli •&' Hai'teess foi !;, \a ! ;JptW booklet that tells more about it.—Ad. FOR SALE. , The whole or part of a good farm, ptween this village and Clayton; Urge water front. Address B., Ea- i .e Office, Cape Vincent.—Adv. i£ — „ . ,. „, 100 Visiting Cards 75c. Mash. Seed pos*o, Almost any variety and all tested seeds. Low Lift Spreaders, Riding Cultivators; Grain Binders, Mowers, liakes, Wagons, or any machine wanted for Farm Work or Repairs for the same. - • • ' • iii,- i „,, ..'....••..._. .-I.-Wf.^,. . . ....... •„,•-. i • .1 . . .Hi .1 . in..., Hinman M£!ker 9 Better and more sanitary than hand milking. : . . ___ _ N Lehigh Portland Cement Seed Barley v W. & GRANT CO. Inc. The man of courage is never a bully. .—o— The long prayers are not always effective. —o— You cannot count the ribs of the humane man's horse, The snob is the individual who al- ways overrates himself. —o— The handsome boy very often fails to turn out handsomely. There ought to be no tricks in bus- iness that is legitimate. Keep out of debt and, in a measure, you keep out of trouble. A lie will not travel very far unless you and I put logs to it. —£>— Kindness is usually best exempli- fied in deeds, not words. —o— It is well to consider both feet best- in the forward business. —o— The smallest mind may contain the largest amount of malice. —o^- The devil has considerable truck with the insincere .Christian. $>—o— There are times when danger comes for want of procrastination. Friendly rivalry is better in the average family than friction. -^o— • Justice seeking may be made a ve- hicle to secure counsel fees. The man with the chip on his shoul- der is usually a row breeder. . Watch yourgelf and .you will have no time to watch your neighbor. The diamond onay denote extrava- gance instead of the millionaire. Equal parts of discipline and love make a mighty governing power. When passion is in command reason has but\ little chance to convince. It is best, if possible, to get out of the gutter by your own exertions. —o— The too eautiousf nian often fails to take advantage of circumstances. Sometihies it is bad. to separate the boy from his good, hearty whistle. Many an innocent person -suffers' from' - the gossip of the community. 'J.: ' V . . • —o— No man ever lost anything hy culti- vating the habit of being courteous. •—o-^- I am of the opinion that good deeds aie more helpful than good sermons. Nino times out of ten, I believe, the man who lacks ambition lacks brains. Some men entertain the idea that woman was horn to \be ruled—not rule. The sins of the so-called righteous always show up bad in the lime-light. —o— Have a care about indulging in com- parisons, lest you be the loser there- by. —o— Be positively sure that kindness is powerless before you resort to brute force. —o— The most correctly creased trousers may be minus of money in all of the pockets. This old world is full of people who are perfectly content to be classes a.s amateurs. _o— The successful office seeker always has his eye on the political byways and hedges. Don't lose heart because you can see your youthful follies reflected in your children. —b— A lot of church goers would much, rather'pass-the contribution •box'TJhan-; contribute to it. .—o— A lot of advice is simply presented for the sole purpose of meddling with affairs not your own. —o— We .sometimes call it hard luck when we have suffered and lost because of downright foolishness. The 3eeds of dissipation don't need any sprouting to make them grow and bring forth a full crop. A bare-floor prayer may be answer- ed quicker than the one uttered with the knees on a cushion. • Because talk is cheap, it is no valid reason why you and I should indulge in a questionable variety of it. '• — o — Many people \do things that are right simply because the law makes '.them, not because they want to. The family quarrel—if it must exist —should never get into the highway of public comment and criticism. - —o— The most useless member of the secret organization- may wear the emblem of the order the most promi- nent. • __ Uncle Philander. This announces the arrival of Felt Hats, Caps, Straws, Collars, Shoes, Rub- ber Boots and Ready-made Clothing. The Brandegee Kincald Clothing I carry is noted for its Style, Finish and last but not least it's Fit. I wish to call Special Attention to the FRANK- LIN SHOE, bought direct from the manufacturer. These shoes at $2.50, $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00 are\ hard to beat at prices ranging from 50c to $1 higher. \\\\ '\\\ o Will do Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing. My Motto—A Fair Profit and One Price to AIL BRAYTON E. LADD. a n That's Our Kind. Don't be a ready-made man. Have individuality about your dress; \Those little details\ which mark you from the ready-made man are carefully looked after by us. -Let us build your spring or summer suit and it will be built upon honor and'built right. Our long years of experience and small expense gives you this kind of tailoring. Suits fr6m §18.06 to 140 JO ~ Cleaning, Pressing and Repairing, \Dry Cleaning. By Practical Tailor. Our motto--\A Square Deal.\ S. H. Countryman, Tailor, Garlach Store Cape Vincent, N. Y. Feeny Vacuum Cleaners for rent ' . by day or hour. Buttons Covered. itwmTOTBiwwmrr\-Hrr'TrT~-''-'ffriff'VifiW l t f J1 ) '§.' Levard Presents for his 27th Annual Tour The Greatest Colored Organization The Buck and Wing Dancers, New Songs, Coon Shouters, New Dances, Jubilee Singers, New Scenery 25 and 35c X irffigsaaeaBsasa •pit: 3G0EE o i lit write „« wmw „..v, Insurance Also Regular Fire, 1 Accident and Compensation. First-class Companies Represented. Come in and let us talk it over. CORNAIRE & GARDNER 'CAPE VINCENT - NEW YORK \a 1! 30EEE a J Detroit Vapor Oil or Gasoline Stoves, • Genesee Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Perfection Blue Flame Oil Stoves, Boss Ovens mi\\ Glass Doors, Red Cross, Andes and the _.< ; STERLING Tf \ The ho,d a day Range*» Ainsworth & Hartness Cape Vincent, N. Y. r y
