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T H E POST-STAR, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 28
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By adding our phosphate to m anure a t
rate of not less than 100 pounds to ton
of -manure, you check tendency to
heat, with attendent loss of, nitrogen
and at same time increase the per cent,
of phosphoric acid, a very necessary
addition to manure.
D au g h ters-of Isabella to E nter­
ta in B y Giving S oeiaf
H allow e’en Affair
falloiye’en1—£he 33,st,
rite a frosty ‘toueli
'the air, isn’t
fere? "We lqiew that „
fa rascal, Jack Frost,
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fell, we’re all ready
■him in regard to
scvier clothing, are yout
featers with the collars,
150 to $10.00.
ckinaws for men,
50. & $9. . /
jThoys; $5& $6.’ ■
S^ort qSats $12.
6 t e J TW a i s t c o a t
5 $ 6 .-
;ch Gloves 50c to $2.50.
Birrel lined gloves-$5." ;
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FO U R P R IZE S FOR G U ES TS
■■■.- The Daughters of Isabella, have com­
pleted all arrangements for, a Hallowe’en card and dancing party In Ridge
Hall, Haviland building, Wednesday
evening, November 4. The committee
in- charge.is comprised o f these nam­
ed.
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Missea -.Elizabeth Sands Sherman,
Margaret**Fitzgerald, Marne Line1
Bess Hoey, Hazel Thompson,-- Mame
Sullivan, Catherine Dwyer, Ann'Trving*
Kathyrin: Irving.
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Successful as were the ^obit’s tor?
mer parties, if is planned to have “the;
forthcoming -event eclip'Be all previous'
ones and .pAtrons .are assured a:.royal
good time.
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Four -prizes- will be awarded as fol­
lows to toe-wtoners of the card games:"
- LtfdieS'rfiret,'-bft paintlng hy Mrs. A.
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A P le n ty to b e
H a d H e re
N ow
A dd Barium-Phosphate to m anure and
increase its effectiveness ti^ ^ fc ld at a
nominal cost.
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Handsome, indeed, are
the new co^ts for women
and misses. The fabrics,
whether plain or mix­
tures, are exceptionally
attractive and new and
the styles vary from the
plain to the elaborate.
For furffier parficolars and ioform atioii address
G m W lth e r h e e r S h e r i s 6 Ci^
P o r t H en ry , N . Y .
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-Box of silk hose. Sweet cider and'
doughnuts wili be'SOrvea. Card play-'
tog will be started promptly at 8:16
o’clock and danctagVat IQ p. m.
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FoodDoes It
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food that pats life ^and
vigor m toxone* but doesn’t .
clog the system.
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Grape-Nuts
The entire nutrition of
wheat and harL%, incluil-Tng the vital mihhral salts
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feos§ "fehkld) easil^i digested,- fieady tol.eat;. ahV^cteaBd,. or
milk,- ifBoid-;f & s • in ; ma^y,
combinations. * .
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Rose Q’Brien.ia In. Whitehall
site is visiting her sister, Mr's,
ad Sisson.
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Ella Finn and Miss Elizabeth
pney ate passing a tow days to
Y-ork. w* ,
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s s. Morgan f i . Pish has heen callp GahsSvohrthy toecrltlc’al illness
" bs BeBBie Kelsey** r. and Mrs; Newman *,Peabody nhd
. and .Mrs. Howard Thomas Bave
i to Brandon, T t , for a few days’
_■ hunting.'
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Ira. .A. B. Abbott yesterday -went
■Plainfield, N. V„ to visit her son,
on M. Abbott Sher expects to
the lattey . part, of- the winter to
htogton with her son, J. Burton
holds;
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[Mrs. Oliver S. Newell yesterday reTmed from a visit of several days to
iw'York.
•■’ Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Martin of Bufwho -hftrve been "the 'guests' the.
week of local friends yesterday
at to New York.
ins Ruth Carter of Albany visited
ends ta this city yesterday,
S t. A. Montgomery of New York was
Eth.e nite.y:eB!;exday*
[Mrs. Flothnee MSSon' of ‘rlcondorhMrs. Ethel Ttoney of Corinth and
as -Mabel Solan of Schuylerville
lore yesterday visitors in the homo of
Ira . W.'X Miller, Notre Same street,
..George Barley of Brooklyn, special,
kgent of the Standard* insurance Com*ny, yesterday looked after business
ateresto to thia'city..
Rev* F. Bivingstone of Lfike'Georgc
•Islted Glens Falls yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Achenbach have,
^returned from antsy*hi a few days in
iNew York.
i Mrs. J* H. Bellingham has returned
►jrom a visit among friends to Indiana,
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R Mrs. J . W. McConnell, who was the
Pguest of her parents, Mr, ahd Mrs, P.
l-Moynehan, Glen street, yesterday re1turned to her home to Piercefleld.
.1 Mrs. Daniel Sweet yesterday went
■to Rose Bank, S. I., where she will be
l a guest o f bet daughter, Mrs. Edward
l-M. Fegntae.
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Vi Mrs.Thomas GOundrey and son, Eupgene, -yesterday, returned from a visit
tot nix Weeks to Brooklyn, where they
rwere guests of Mr. and -Mrs. P. J, Hahar. Mrs. Mahar accompanied them
home and wUl remain in Glens Falls
t until after Christmas.
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Both
Phonea
Gas Fitting
Shc«t >Setal Work
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soldby Grocers,
M em bers and F rien d s-ef G irls’
Club A re, in A ctive /
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G. E . LEITHNER IN CHARGE
C OMI NG E V E N T S
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More than 125 tocal-people are\each
afternoon and evening rehearsing the
musical, fantasy, Fi-Fl of toe Toy Shop,
to be presented Tuesday and Wednes*
THUR8DAY—
day, November 10 and 11, by-toe Glrls:
Club and in the Empire theatre.
Hospliai Guild rummage sale.
Fi-Fi .Is an imposing humorous? ’
*• Mothers’ Club rummage sale.
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spectacle that made a hit in all th ^
Charles ,8. Whltpian speaks to Empire theatre, 1 1 a, m.
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large oitteA
Masonic and Elks’ ctobe’ pool and billiard tournament, MaThe-Jarge cast orprinclpajs and th e
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sonic temple,' evening.
many-singing and dancing choruses
Churoh of Messiah Woman’s Guild meeting, ParlBh hall; 8:30
have all 'been Selected and toe ar~
p. m.; parish toa, 4 to 6 p. m._
rgngementa bid fair to make Fl-Fi one;
- •> Churoh o f Messiah Junior social.club m®etlng,A p .m .
of thaitoest-Borne.',talentvroductlonsT
Christ Church Lyceum organization meeting, dinner.
ever seen tot Glens Falls, Each mem­
ber o f toe cast impersonates'some
Basketball, Fort Plato vs. Glens Falls, armory, evening.
kind, o f a doll or toy creation of a toy
ahopi-jiuch a» sailors, soldiers, French; ,. >.~FRIDAY-tti
dolls, gentlemen dolls, nag dolls, tunny
Mothers’*Club rummage sale.
colored dolls; tin soldiers and many
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Hospital Guild rummage, sale.
Others.
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Baptist jPhtlathea class meeting, 7:80 p. m.
■The' plot Of toe play I s toat Bonnie,
'Churoh of Messiah-History Class meeting, 8:15 p. m.
toe toy'shop keeper’s daughter, wan­
Presbyterian Mlzpah- Bible clast meeting, home o f Miss Estella
ders into the woods near her home o t
Pinkerton, 1 5 -Murdock avenue, 7:30 p. m.
toe close o f toe day, She Is overtake^
' '* GIN.’ Club Board of Directors meeting, 8 p. m.
by th e Sandman, Who casta her Into a
magic sleep.' She” dreams a wonderfut
-SATURDAY—.
drdam; wherein all the toys, dolltf and,
Blue Birds and Little Mothers’ League meeting, 2:30 p. m.
other hlsdue creations of toe toy me1
ker’e shop come to life. - A night o f
Westminster
Guild Hallowe’en party in Church house, 7:30
adventure follows and many strahge* s.
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happenings * bofhli toe dolls before
SuporvUed Dance, Ridge, hall, r p . m. until mldnlgfcfc. ^
morning’s light Spatters toe chafers
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The members Of the chorus have
been selected fOr their grace and beau­
ty and they will Impersonate *paper
dolls, bridesmaids, China dolls, NoAhto
Ark animals, jumping jacks, -tin S01-‘
diers, butterfly fairies, dance of -the
winds, letter blocks and many others.
The play is under the personaFhl*
rection of G, E,. Leitoner of Chicago,
who will also tarnish the scenery and
special costumes."
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The new ripple backs
and the military effects
a re particularly becom­
ing to a great many
women.
Black, blue, green and
brown are the favored
colors, although many
others are here.
WEDNESDAY-^
Mothers’ Club Ttimmagie sale.
- . Hospital Guild rummage sole.
C h u rch of M essiah gymnasium-olaan meets, 3:30 p. m.
L> O. T, M. rally and drill, Macml)ee hall, evening.
8ona of Veterans and A,uxlliairy dance, Ridge kall, for th e bene­
fit of too (Red’ Gross Aid society. *.
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„;. -rE|ks Club meeting, evening,
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Post E. M; Wing, Gr A. R., meeting, Crandall block, 7:80 p. m.
Pythlap Sisters’ masquerade party, Pythian hall, evening.
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Prices—Whatever you
wish to spend.
D A I L Y XASHXOH H XN S.
Gofn? To
Groote Winkel?
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H O SP lfA L G U IL D ’ S SALE “ C ards Are P layed an d An Enjoy­ Or. P rest S ta r ts Inquiry, But
BEG INS AUSPIOfOUSLY
ab le P rogram Is
Has Found No C a ses
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?irst Bay’s Receipts Total $1-50
— ifainerouS Bargains Be- -■ The reception given la st evening in Dr. Charles S. Prest, sanitary super­
the chapter bouse by toe C. W. -B. L. visor of the state health department,
main for Shopjpers
was 'an enjoyabie affair. Tbe guests stated last evening that he? had heard
•The first day of toe. rummage sale,
conducted under toe, auspices ;0f the
Hospital'Duild was a brilliant success,
too'proceeds amounting to $150. Mrs.
Howard J.* Bush and Mrsl W ..J. Lapham Were cbairmen Of the committee
ip Charge.
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sMrs. A. ~W. Sherman an Mrs. H.
Shermah will be in charge today, as­
sisted by the other members of'their
committee. The sale is being held in
Lapham &. Hoyey black, Park AVenuA
and the- doors
-he iopenedi'thls
enterprising shoppers.
FAREWELL MEET0O
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TOR ADJUTANT
Ensign' and M^.'Stoiy to Oome
to Glens Balls To- "
tociuded members from Hudson Fails,
Fort Edward and Saratoga. Cards
were played, the prizes going to Mrs.
Totten, Mrs. Dkniel Regean and Mrs.
Kennedy pf.Saratoga, Mrs. Mary Shea
of Fort Edw ard.and Mrs. James B.
Tooie of'Hndson Falls.
Vocal selections Were rendered by
Miss Angela Hackett and mdsical 86leetions were given by Misses, Made­
line Donovan and Eilfeen Sulilvan. Miss
Bertba Smith* of Hudson Falls enter­
tained with a recitation, “The Mani­
cure Lady" and the following recita­
tions were given by pupilB of Miss
Beatrice Palmer Bannon: “The Mas­
ter’s Voice," Miss Julia Mannix; “At
the Box Office," Miss Ciaire Pfau. ,
£ 825.
Lady’s Dresa.
Simple enough for home wear and
dressy enough for the street, this dress
has a plain blouse, with drop shoulder,
long plain sleeve with band cuff, side
ftont closing and slightly open neck. The
three-gore skirt Is gathered in the back
and closes at the side of the front. It
may have high or regulation waistline.
An excellent model for serge, ehsvlot,
gabardine and the like.
The dress pattern. No. 8826, Is cut to
sizes 84 to 44 inches bust measure.
Medium siae requires 3% yards of 44-inch
J iNTHfPlSLE
material.
A LLEN H U N T E S ’
This pattern can be Obtained by send­
A daughter Has been born to,M r.
and Mrs. Jerry Lehan, 14 Morgan ave- HOme made sau sa g e , fresh : d re s s e d ing 10 cents to the office of this paper.
fowl*. Special sale o f Sunshine cakes,.
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A d d r e ss .' P attern D epnrtm env
■wotild Be ancer for
of the prct*
A farewell meeting whs held ta the
gatv&tlon'-Arhiy^ Gltadei -last evening
Being
for-. Adjutant' and. Mrsl -Ben Coy who
shown
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wiiihav'eiheeri transferred jffoin this- city
.They -came here six 'months ago' from
like
over
Toronto, Canada. Ensigfa’Story of. Netv1
200
of
them
'and
the
subjects
York who succeeds Adjutant Coy will
arriye here tpmbrjfoV with Mrs. Stoty of them all are very interesting.
And7.! tomejfro’y . evening. -, a welconie
meeting will, take place in tne citadel. ItRr^ei^^andScapeA, Old Mas­
.. Adjutant C.oy ,last evening express­ ters and many others beauti­
ed, his heartfelt thanlcs to the .mMy
heriohs^whp. have ahsistdd' hfm) And fully, i&Janied. im 1natnrah -wood.
Mrs. Coy during toeir stay here. / ; Yonr choice for 50 cents.
p O aiJtT A R VVANT AD6 PAY. *
rumors that cases of toe epidemic of
enteritis which raged in Hudson Falls
and Warrensburg. were;found to Glens
Falls. He has started an inquiry, but
no definite records of cases have been
secured as yet.
• Dr. Prest last evening Attended a
meeting of physicians of Warrensburg
to Investigate the disease to toat town,
fie was given records of 39* case's. All
but one of the victims were adults,
and Dr. Prest stated the epidemic was
undoubtedly caused by the water, sup­
ply. Requests were made for repom
of Other cases and recommendations
similar to those made to Hudson Falls
were offered in Warrensburg, A sam­
ple of toe village water h a s been sent
to Albany for analysis.
B . A F O W JjE R COMPANY*
2 lbs., 25c. Also S u n sh in e specialties.
Call a n d in sp e c t o u r stock; 'P h o n e No.
322. 8 9 Bay streeL
AUCTION SALE TODAY
E. J. West, jr., of the Adirondack
Farms, wishes to announce the auc­
tion of 60 head of saddle, driving and
draft horses -at Mfle Track; -at |0
o’clock this morning. Several wean­
ling colts' also will be offered -up for
sale. This Is a great opportunity for
toe purchase of t h e , tig h t stock at
reasonable prices*■.
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PGST-8TAR WANT At>3 PAY.
?eai-tit&.~. G lens b'ahs, N- Xu
Bargains ln Millinery. ’ f*.'
M. Colwell returned from New York
with the latest fashio i in nats and;
fancies. 2 May street, upstairs.
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A t E. M. Cook’s F u r Store
8 Washington street* IS displayed a
large lliie of todies’, misses’ and jun­
iors’ cloth coats, fur sets, muffs, fur j
trimming, fur heads, tails sklns.etc. T
No rent; reasonable prices, i t will ,
pay you to' call. - .'* ^
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Hot chocolate at Foley Brotoftfl’i -
S a fe ty F irs t
Many a man is influenced more by a high
dividend rate than by bed-rock security.
.Wise is he who is on the safe side—who has
an account with the FIRST NATIONAL
BANK of Glens Falls.
W e p a y *3 p e r c e n t, c o m p o u n d interest on
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S A V IN G S A C C O U N T S .
Assets over FOUR AND ONE. QUARTER
MILLION DOLLARS.
First National«Bahk
—o f G lens Falls-rBYRON LAPHAM, P re s id e n t
A R T H U R .W . SHERMAN, Caahler