Star-Gazette from Elmira, New York • 12

-a AUGUST 3, 1915. JF rOt DESIRE TION, ylC A vvro 'SER. ULY to bny, sell, re -at, exchange, or have a want of any kind, yon get Auin.iAit, DAYS results here. rnillTIT TTTl ELMIRA STAR-GAZETTE. rutu i wvri.

(T AA WORD. Fllta-r II JL WANTS FURNISHED ROOMS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE HELP WANTED- FEMALE PLACES TO RENT WANTED To buy hay standing or cut on shares. MacWhorter, 406 Roe avenue. York 1096-W. a3-6z THE WEATHER Elmira, X.

Aug. 2, 1915. 3 p. 85. 9 p.

m. 73. i Aug. 3, 1915. 7 m.

70. 12 m. 65. 1 p. m.

64. Madame, Why Not Rent Your -Extra Rooms? Do You Want to Buy, Sell or Rent a Store or House? 210 Mt. Zoar, Morrow or a2-6x BOARDERS wanted. Ten minutes from LaFrance. REGISTERED bay stallion, gentle in every way, weight 1240, height 16 hands two inches.

Sired by Hatto, he by Nutwood; age 7. Jacob Decker. R. F. D.

No. 2, Elmira. a3-ttg-s3x STOVE with water front. Cheap, if sold at once. 460 South avenue.

Bell 1590-R. a3-6x DOUBLE splendid Vrove Pjs GIRL FOR general housework, for about six weeks. Not necessary to tay nights. X-85, Star-Gazette. a3-tfz WANTED Chambermaid to assist In dining room.

Welles Sisters, 169 Baldwin street. ii? CANVASSERS for hair goods. Cher-noff. 612 John street. a3-6x WANTED Girl for general housework.

Must know, how to cook. 110 Madison avenue. IiADIES We pay $5 cash weekly copying names and addresses for us; home, spare time; experience unnecessary; send 12c in stamps for i-i ct.n1ir1 Pnnvl WANTED Furnished or unfurnished rooms for housekeeping, on Southside. Address H-71. Star-Gazette; Jy31-a4x FARM WANTED 50 to 100 acres, with or without stock and tools.

G-70, care Star-Gazette. Jy31-a4x WOODEN bed-room suite and oak heater; reasonable; in good condition. 354 Grove street. sni. rt FOR SALE: Top buggie and single harness, nearly new.

Geo. H. Rod-bourn. Breesport. N.

T. "ICII 1 HELP WANTED-MALE CLEAN CUT young Americans compose American Navy. Enlist and you'll find yourself in good company. Healthy, interesting work, sufficient sports, steady advancement in pay and rating. Opportunities to learn trade and prepare for life's career.

Investigate now. Visit Navy Recruiting Station, Post Office Elmira. N. Y. a3 ments: offering w.ti TRUNKS, bags, suit cases, ladies' hand bags, renaired.

Eyres, formerly with Tillman. 206 W. Water. Bell 1723-W. jel2-aul2z estate.

Ridge Fi 8ain to Building Emmons. Rofc; i' if pu bo FOR SALE Automobile tires, 33x4 for $14.00, 30x2 for $8.75. Carbon burned from your cylinder, 50c while you wait. Elmira Taxicab Both Phones 1150: 455 East Market HOARDERS 213 Columbia. Well 8U-SL mlo-fa 1006 ALN UT street house: on ravH es8ht-rr.

HEIGHTS, several small houses, all improvements; low rents. 216 Oak-wood avenue. a3-6x Copy material. ciauumu Nashua, H. ltx STENOGRAPHER with experience.

References required. Morrow Mfg. Co. a3'6z location. All -street.

away; can be bought rieht i ot; Emmons, Robinson r7m, RliR ELMIRA HEIGHTS It SINGLE FARM hand, work year around. B. F. Livingston. Chemung, jsj y.

a3-6x EIGHT-ROOM house, city water; reasonable rent. 103 Bloomer avenue: a3-6x smith PLESANT furnished or unfurnished rooms. 310 WV First, a3-l 0 PLEASANT furnished front rooms, 11.50, $1.25 per week, every convenience. 376 West Gray. a3-6x FTTR'NISHED rooms.

light housekeeping. 131 W. Market corner of Main, third floor. ltx NICELY furnished rooms at 508 William street. Housekeeping if de- sired.

a3-tfz FURNISHED rooms for rent. Electric lights, all conveniences. 653 T.nlro street. a3-6x FOR SALE Valcun gas range, $7. Phone 580-M.

a2-5x FOR SALE Four used automobiles at unheard of bargain prices. Make us an offer at once as we must make room for new cars. J. Bruce Bishop, 455 E. Market street.

a2-5z pairing with piece of ground Price $650. Call 975 A1 HOUSE for rent on Irvine place. All modern improvements. Inquire 332 Irvine place. a3-6z YOUNG MAN to look after our interests in Elmira.

Salary starting, $12.00 weekly. Xo canvassing. Frontier Mfg. Niagara Falls. STENOGRAPHER and bookkeeper wanted.

Must be experienced and have references. S-80. Star-Gazette. ltx WANTED Girl for general office work. Stenography not necessary.

Address C-66. care Star-Gazette. j30-tf WANTED Woman to do family washing. Call 519 Robinson Bldg. a2-5x particulars.

1 ijTwTw -1 nouse all Priro 71 ln Blct DONALD GRAVES INJURY SERIOUS FOR RENT House. seven rooms and attic, 357 Pomeroy Place near Xo. 2 school. Inquire 10:30 a. m.

to 4. a3-6x house, price $800. Tor th8" HOUSEHOLD goods for sale cheap, on account of leaving city. I will sell all my goods cheap if sold at once. Inquire 368 W.

Fourth street. a2-5x ovu.inquire 975 E. Clint, $30 WEEKLY, evenings at home. Everything furnished, no experience, no canvassing. Don't worry about capital.

Boyd H. Brown. Dept. D-77, Omaha, Nebr. ltz FOR RENT Six rooms first floor, 101 W.

Chemung place. a3-6x TWO FURNISHED rooms, electric lights, porch, all conveniences, $2.00 per week. 501 John, corner John and Madison avenue. a2-5z vine place (Morrel rooms, modern throughout FOR SALE 35 h. p.

saw mill complete or will take large jobs. L-74, care Star-Oazette. a2-4x for selling. elly. 164 Lake STORE 159 Baldwin.

Ford's Cafe, 167 Baldwin. inquire a3-6x STEADY, reliable man for janitor and night watchman; references re-quired. P-78, Star-Gazette. a2-4z mn 1 vr FOR SALE 1914 twin motorcycle FURNISHED 3 -room apartment, a snap if taken at once. 628 William.

a2-5x Walnut street. JL I DINING ROOM GIRL wanted at once. Apply Delevan House. a2-oz WANTED Girl for general housework. Family of two Address B-6o Star-Gazette.

jy30-tf WANTED Women to make dust caps. Will buy entire output. Big profits. No canvassing. Material furnished any distance.

Pleasant steady employment. Stamp for reply. Union Mfg. Supply Kokomo. Indiana.

Jy29-aax FOR RENT Six room house, 41 Grove street, $12.50. V. Elmendorf. a2-5x central. $1800.

Kelly. 164 S'e? Undergoes Operation Yesterday Boys Invite Friends to Camp Sanitary Drinking Fountains at Eclipse Plant. a'- and side car, also tandem attachment. $160 complete outfit. 157 Orchardstreet.

jy31a4x 25 WHITE LEGHORN hens, a good laying strain, one year old, selling to reduce stock. York State Phone 27-E, Horseheads. a2-5x a1 1." x- m. WANTED Man to assist in lunch room. 703 South Main.

a2-5z WANTED Driver for coal wagon, steady work for reliable man. Chemung Coal 299 E. Washington avenue. FOR RENT Brick house, all modern improvements. 211 W.

Second. a2-5x FURNISHED ROOMS, front room, one gentleman, two $1.75 rear rooms; one gentleman, two. $1.25. All conveniences; centrally located. 203 West Hudson street.

a2-9x TWO ROOMS Furnished or unfurnished; large and pleasant. All conveniences. 4 23 Partridge. a2-4x FIVE-ROOM house for rent, cheap. Inquire 379 W.

Fourth. a2-tfz w' CI p-u fei tl ti ei tr tl lr 1 lr tc 6 0 1 HELP WANTED AUTO BARGAIN Hudson touring car, Model 3-Z; cheap for quick sale. Elmira Builders' Supply 101 E. Chemung Place. a2-9z ABLE-BODIED men to qualify for firemen, brakemen $120 monthly.

Railway, care Star-Gazette. a2-mtw-slx Elmira Heights, August 3. The FIVE ROOMS first floor, $8.00. 217 Lynnwood avenue. Heights.

a2-5x HOUSE for rent, eight rooms, modern throughout. 656 Maple avenue. In-quire 618 Maple avenue. jy22-tts-a3z city limits, on street car iL Plot ground; seven-room bath; electric lights; ftcr wood trim; open stairway new home; big bargain "tad terms for a quick sale. Ridge mons.

Robinson Building. FOR. SALE a fine business; central; low will sell, payment down time. Add FOR SALE, to close boys of the Y. B.

C. Club who went WANTED Men, women, $75.00 month. List Government jobs open, free. Franklin Institute, Dept. 2o8-F.

Rochester, N. Y. J2-se2x PORTER wanted, immediately at Delevan House. a2-5z OR EXCHANGE, seven-passenger Peerless. Make good truck or livery car.

Bell 18S3-M or 626 Reynolds. Jy29-tfz-a29z HOUSE for rent, modern improvements at Tracy place. Inquire 540-J Bell. WANTED Reriable middle aged man on small place, to work by month; good home. Wilcox Osier, Bell phone 2-F-2 jy31-a6z SITUATIONS BRICK HOUSE 265 W.

Clinton. Inquire 657 Magee street. a2-5x and lot containing one and one: into camp yesterday near Chug-A-Roon crossing near Wellsburg have named their tenting place: "You Better Come" camp, which corresponds with the initials of the Club, and extend a cordial invitation to their families and friends to visit them during the week they remain there. They have an ideal location for bathing. The camp is also on the Waverly street car line, which makes it easy of access TWO FURNISHED housekeeping rooms.

large closet, all conveniences. 313 High. a2-5x TWO FURNISHED light housekeeping rooms, kitchen complete. 405 Dewjtt. jy31-a4z FURNISHED rooms for light housekeeping.

258i West Hudson. jy29-a5x FURNISHED room lor rent. Every convenience. 112 College avenue. jy71tf BLICKENSDERFER Aluminum Featherweight typewriter, weight 5 pounds, with sole leather case; three extra wheels.

Universal key board; practically new. Cost $55, will sell for $35. Fine for home or library. Call Bell 1808-J. a2-4z 01 iana.

iiouse in fair tion. Small barn, orchard- oZ, mile from the village nf rw HALF DOUBLE house and rooms, and barn at Heights. Bell 1893-M. a2-5z P. O.

and trolley road; cheat WANTED Men to learn barber trade. Short method. Wages after first month. Steady position guaranteed if desired. Wrrite for catalogue.

Moler's Barber College, 207 Bowery, New York City. jy31-a6x YOUNG LADY, understands stenography, desires general office position. Salary reasonable. Addess W-84, Star-Gazette. a3-6x WOMAN wants work by day or hour.

710 East Water street. a3-6x FOR RENT Six room house and bath; improvements, 310 West Hudson. Inquire 122 S. Main. jy3 1-az EAGLE STEEL frame lawn swing, good condAion, less than half the original cost.

Bell 1808-J. a2-4z for those who wish to visit the boys. FURNISHED ROMS With board. 6 57 Park Place. M17tf X.

Y. producTnTlhirS. 40 per cent, of purchase acres, $3 800, good buildings Wei! located, $1500 required G-o Farm Geneva. WANTED Machinists for planers, lathes and automatic screw machines Address or apply in person. Ingersoll-Rand Company, Painted Post.

N'. Y. Jy28-a4z HOUSE, 1869 Davis, opposite Reformatory. Rent, $12. Inquire W.

H. Teasdale, opposite Reformatory. jy31-a4z a 1 FOR SALE Two good road mares, 5 and both by Starlight Chimes; weight 1000 and 1050; have good speed. E. Delamarter, 1317 Pratt.

Call between 5 and 7. au2-tfz ROOMS FIRST-CLASS cook wants position In saloon, restaurant or lunchroom. Honest reliable and steady worker. Address E-68. Star-Gazette.

jy31-a4x STENOGRAPHER Beginner, desires position; reasonable salary. Address W-63. Star-Gazette. jyl7-al7r WEST HENRY street. tm.rt The boys have a sleeping tent 14x16, feet square, a tent to cook in, and a third small tent which they use as a dining tent.

Two of the boys are appointed each day as cooks, and as several of them have been trained by their mothers to make pancakes, cook meat and potatoes and make cocoa, they are assured of substantial meals. house; improvements; central kl tion; at only $2800. Ridge4E-J FOR RENT Double noase on College Ave. All improvements. Five rooms and bath.

Inquire Kennedy. 719 Park place. jya-m-w-f-a26z CLAIRVOYANT mons. Robinson Building. PONY, weight six hundred pounds, eight years old, broke to saddle and harness, a beautiful, kind and gentle pony for ladies or children.

Will sell reasonable. Claude Buckpitt. 113 N. Main. a2-5z THREE ROOMS with improvements.

600 Jay street. a3-6x THREE" OR FOUR unfurnished rooms up stairs; conveniences. 419 W. Fifth. jy31-a4x UNFURNISHED rooms, 408 Standish near D.

L. W. Depot. Mrs. J.

R. Cogswell. a2-5z tun ALE 60S Maple aver. house, lot and good barn, nine roc LOST AND FOUND Those accepting the invitation of the PART OF DOUBLE house, five rooms, furnace, electric lights, toilet, gas range. 508 Penna avenue.

jy31-a5z boys at "You Better Come" camp will i MRS. J. E. ALLEN, Clairvoyant test and business medium, has moved to 10S E. Water.

Bell phone 2124-W. Jyl8-tts-tf MRS. M. E. STROMAN, reliable clairvoyant and busintco medium.

120 N. Main. Room 4, second floor, Elmira. York pnone 712-W. m20-tts-tf easily find the camp by leaving the Kelly.

1 64 Lake street. LOST Gold spectacles, chlorophyl lenses. Dr. Noble's name on case. Leave at 207 Baldwin.

Reward. a3-6x ROOMS, 129 E. Chemung; three walk from Lake and Water. alO-tfz ONE-HALF double house, ill Birchwood avenue, Elmira Heights. Electric lights and conveniences.

S. M. Trout, 450 E. Water. jy31-atz HOUSE FOR RENT 522 William.

523 Perry street. jy30-tfz LOST Small black, white and tan beagle hound, named Jack. J. C. plm.

Delaware St. a3-6z FOR SALE: 1914 Detroiter runabout in A-l condition; new tires, three extra shoes, five electric lights; cheap for quick sale; leaving city. Bell 8 23-W. Jy31-a4x FOR SALE; Pedigreed English bull dog. State phone 872-X.

Jy31-4x FOR SALE One hack, fine condition, $50; one ladies' pheaton, $50; one light platform wagon, $15; two top buggies, each, Call at Pur-tell's Furniture Store; a few Refrigerators left, at a low price. 216 and 218 W. Water street. jy31-tf LOST In Wisner park handbag containing money and keys. Finder may keep money and return bag and keys to Bon-Ton Tea Room.

ltz APARTMENT for rent. Inquire Dr. Cain's office, 119 W. Second. Jy28-a4z Broadway Assesments Confirmed By Council NEAR BULKHEAD, mile from a line and city limits; six acres lis: good seven room house built St' years ago; fine barn: large park and houses; great variety frr and berries; worth $2500.

will for $1800. Owner leaving this locality. Ridge Emmons, Robiiac: Building. sr- buys new sii-roos house. Bath, furnace, electric liglis papered, sidewalks, on Reynolds One on Miller street.

Robins: Building 632 Maple avenue. FOR SALE New 8 room house f. LOST Gold locket watch fob. Two FOR RENT Three houses; modern. 618 or 8 08 Maple avenue.

jy27-tfz STORE AND seven rooms, all conveniences, at 501 E. Clinton. Inquire H. Moseson. Hullett Bldg.

jy2S-a4x FOR SALE Fishing boat, 5 5 George street. jy31-a4x GENERAL PURPOSE horse, wagon and harness for sale, cheap. Sickles Hotel. jy29-a5x I 1 car line with acreage and plenty i waverly street car at cnung-a-Koon crossing and turning toward the hill, where the camp is in plain view. HIS INJURIES SERIOUS.

Don Graves, of 850 East Church street, formally of the Heights, who met' with most serious accident Friday noon on Oakwood avenue, when the motorcycle on which he and two friends were riding suddenly left the road and turned a complete somersault, was placed upon the operating table at the Arnot-Ogden Memorial Hospital yesterday for the purpose of setting the pelvic bone, which was found to be broken at the back and front. The operation lasted five hours, and owing to a weak heart the patient was unable to take an- anesthetic. Hiram Graves of Birchwood avenue, father of the injured man, stated last evening that it is now thought his son will recover, although he is suffering excruciating pain from his injuries. The collar bone also is fractured and many bruises sustained. SANITARY DRINKING FOUNTAIN.

The Eclipse Machine Company has just installed sanitary drinking fountains throughout their factory of the latest improved models, manufactured Long Deferred Action Finally Is Taken Property Owners Objected to Quality of Work Which Was Done and to Cost of Repairs to It. fruit. Address N-76, Star-Gazette. COAL AND WOOD Plenty ot both for sale by 1. A.

Olmstead. Roth pnones, 236. d27-fa APARTMENT Four rooms and bath, hot water heating. Reid Block, Church street. Apply J.

R. Reid. 243 Lake street. m21-tfz FOR RENT Desirable office space in Silsbee Block, corner State and Church second floor, fine location, well ventilated. Ideal Advertising Co.

State and Church Sts. jy21-tfx GOOD VALUE 5 3 acres, fine house, basement barn, living strai 1 east slope, nice view. Only I High school village in sight Gewsl 1 Farm Geneva. pictures inside. Return to c.

m. Jennings, 210 W. 16th street, Elmira Heights. Reward. a3-5x LOST A No.

2 folding Brownie camera, at Watkins Glen. Finder please address 0-77, care Star- Gazette. a2-5z LOST Thursday, lady's gold watch, valued as gift. $5 reward. 600 Hart.

a25z LOST Gold watch and moose fob, between Third street and Eldridge park. Reward, James Restaurant, ailroad avenue. a2-5 LOST Black Shepherd pup. white markings. Name "Teddy." Reward Bailey Bowman's Blacksmith Shop or Bell 1363-M.

jy31-a4z LOST Friday, on Franklin car, leather bag. Reward, 500 Franklin. jy31-a4z LOST Double lens glasses in case. Reward. 635 W.

Gray. jy31-a4x MODERN nine-room house. Ren SEVEN-ROOM house, all conveniences. Inquire 50S William. SIX-ROOM flat for rentralf improvements, hardwood floors, hot water heat, shades and gas range furnished.

I nqulre 4 5 1 Fra nklin. jel8-tfz FOR RENT Eight-room house with garden. $15. Call at 217 West Gray street. j8-tfz The Common Council last night formally confirmed the assessments for paving and curbing on the Broad-way pavement, all the aldermen present voting in the affirmatn'e.

Aldermen Baker and Delaney were the only members absent. FURNITURE, floor coverings, stoves, bought anu aolfi. T. T. Prentice.

248 W. Water St. 1034-Z York. Jl-tfa FOR SALE Cheap, a 25 h. p.

eta-tionary gas engine, bvilt by the Fairbanks Gas Engina Company. Equipped with clutch and pulley. In gox running order. H. C.

Wright, 6 Ei-dridge PL, ol the Wright Garage, rear 54 South Uun "treet, Elmira, N. Y. dl7-dh-tta LOOSE LEAF LEDGERS at cost. We have a few tzes which we wisn close out. Tbe best loose leaf Ledger on the market.

Call Star-Gazette Jobbing Department. d30-tfz burg. bath, furnace, electric li-near school and trolley: reasoo '-selling, owner leaving town; terro-suit buyer. Mrs. A.

S. Sevens, Vtt.i burg. jyttlj RALSTON, PA. Lovely home, mot-em improvements, running spfi water, barn, four lots, and wood It-Easy terms. Write Box 47.

jy3N The assessments for this paVement isfactory. The city may in turn attempt to collect from the state. The present rainy weather, is hindering the repair work. The pavement was built by John Gordon, of Albany. He also had the contract for the curbing but sublet it to Contractor Harrington of Montour Falls.

No other business of importance was transacted. The council approved a long list of outstanding bills which were ordered paid. Assessments for building and repairing stone and cement sidewalks for half a dozen property owners were delivered to the council. They will confirmed on August 16. City Clerk L.

C. Andrews reported that the total amount of $138,382.01 has been drawn on the various city funds so far this year. The various amounts in this total follow: general fund, sewer fund. pavement and sidewalk fund, bridge and watercourse, street fund, $10,332. 72; park fund.

fire fund, police fund, lamp and lighting fund, specialTund. $6,268.86. Assessments for stone and cement sidewalk construction and repairing delivered to the council on July 19, were approved. A motion offered by Alderman Wilde that South avenue. Reynolds street and Thompson street in the Twelfth ward be repaired and graded, was referred to the Board of Public Works.

Th latter board will order the repairing done. FLAT FOR RENT Inquire H. A. Winkel. 527 Lake ml4-tfz by the Boston Equipment Company.

The fountains are of metal, nickle plated, and are iced twice a day, both DWELLING. 53 Hoffman streets W. Water street, for sale or rent, 1 ready to move into; all modem si provements, hardwood floors. Robinson Bldg. jy2U MONEY TO LOAN $500 TO LOAN on first mortgage.

J-48, Star Gazette. ltx BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES for the day and night force, and are were delivered to the council December 21, 1914 by the Board of Public Works but they never were acted upon by the aldermen. Several months ago objection was made by the property owners against whom the assessments were levied that the state highway department did not properly supervise the construction If CAT IT ro-D Int WltS house, cheap for cash. 1007 Ur.rf or 1295-R Bell. Are You Going Backward or Forward? COTTAGES real estate, it YTITIn with the result that the pavement and sale, it is on my list at lowest jr "There a Reason." Frank J.

FURNISHED cottages on Lake Keuka. three miles from Penn Yan on trolley. For vacant time, prices, tc, address 204 E. Main, Penn Yan. PRINTING Catalogues, booklet, circulars, that bear a richness that appeals wtier executed by the presa that carrie' prestige.

Stai -Gazette Preaa. tx-4n THREE NAMED ASJTEACHERS Board of Education Picks Instructors for Vocational School and One for Commercial Department. phone 1705-W; York phone 431-a FOR SALi: New sev-n room Mj all improvements. 515 7.,. Bell 1518-R.

If.iHorr- tpn-rOOm FOR RENT Cottage, Lake Keuka, first three weeks in August. York 84 8-W. a2-5x FOR RENT Desirable cottage on Keuka Lake, near Grove Springs. Address J. S.

Bailey. Hammondsport, N. Y. all improvements. 311 Elm.

two north of Church. Cost 5o00- 1 tnrr.ia Se 1 6 aown, oaiance Flm Tnnnire H. L. Gardner, COTTAGES for sale or rent, on car line. 114 West Market Robinson Bldg.

FOR SALE Modern svnf'f house, all improvements. FEAR GENERA TRACY MAY NOT RECOVER MISCELLANEOUS First, corner Walnut. ft! i 1 trrtH. aown. uaiauto 313 Elm street.

Inquire Gardner. 307 Kldi. FOR SALE Large retail coal and wood business in town of 15,000. Good for $4500 profit yearly. Address V-83, Star-Gazette.

Don't apply if you don't mean business. a3-9z WANTED Party, single preferred, with $400 and services. Moving picture business, paying big money. You must leave city. State age and present occupation.

T-81, Star- Gazette. a3-6x RESTAURANT Fully equipped. Good cash business. Sacrifice for quick sale. Ganung 140 E.

Water. jy24-tts-tfz WANTED Partner with small capital, good investment. M-75, care Star-Gazette. a2-4x curbing were not satisfactory. The pavement is one of the series of state connecting links.

Mayor Hoffman named a special committee of aldermen to ascertain what could be done to remedy the faulty construction. Although built by a contractor under the supervision of the state department, the pavement was accepted by the city. Some repairs were made to it last year. A few months ago, property owners along the pavement held a series of conferences with the special committee. The aldermen agreed that the construction in the curbing was not a good job and sought means to have the state make the repairs.

There were legal obstacles to hinder this so the city charter was rso-toii to. Under the recently revised charter, all repairs to the paveirni 1 th city axe paid for out of the general city funds instead of being as-, sessed against the individual property owners as formerly. Repairs to the curbing on the Broadway pavement now are being made under the provision of the charter. If the pavement itself needs repairing later, the work will be done under the same provision-What property owners objected to was paying for an unsatisfactory job and repairs to it. The plan now being followed, it is believed, will be sat PICNIC SUPPLIES and lunch sets.

F. F. Plummer, 106 X. Main street. MASON" WORK, plastering, patching and chimney cementing a specialty.

Drop a postal to E. R. Belin, 856 E. Market street. York phone 566-Z jy3-tts-aul5x J.

Q. Insham. c-imira. 114-116 Baldwin ai. 1" Phone 17a6-W.

greatly appreciated by the employees of the company. A TRIP TO MICHIGAN. Mr. and Mrs. Frank R.

Hazlett, two daughters, Margaret and Lucy, and Alice Gardner left the Heights last evening enroute for an automobile trip to Michigan. They spent last night in Nelson, where they were joined by Mr. Hazlett's sister Mrs. William Pepper, who will occompany them on the long trip. They went prepared to camp out of doors at night and to cook their meals, unless the weather was unfavorable.

Miss Gardner will leave the party at Lancaster, Ohio, to visit her brother and wait for their return. They expect to visit several cities in Michigan, among them Detroit where Clinton Hazlett is employed in the Ford Automobile factory. The plans are that the party will be gone about a month. WILL CAMP AND FISH. A number of the Heights young men, have established a camp near Wila-wana, on the Chemung and will spend the coming month camping and fishing.

Those of the party are: Charles, Arthur, John and Walter Garey, John Hazlett and Edward Monroe. John Hazlett and Arthur Garey will go back and forth, when ever they can conveniently leave their business places, and expect to spend every Wednesday and Sunday at the camp. SCHOOL SESSIONS CONTINUE. Teachers of St. John's Sunday school wish to announce that there will be Sunday school every Sunday through the month of August, as many of the scholars seem to be under the impression that the school would be closed throughout the month.

ENTERTAINED GUESTS. Mr. and Mrs. Morton, Mrs. Ell Loveland, and Miss Lena Lurcock, of Athens, were Sunday guests of Mr.

and Mrs. C. W. Jenny, of East Fourteenth street, THE BOWMAN PARTY. A third article, giving an account of the travels of the -Bowman' party from the time they reached the Panama Exposition at San Francisco, until they entered the Yellowstone Park will New York, Aug.

3. General Benjamin F. Tracy, formerly district attorney of Tioga county, who suffered a paralytic stroke Saturday, was reported in a critical condition today. The general's physician announced that recovery was impossible and that death might occur within a few hours or the general might live for two or three days. The physician said General Tracy has shown a remarkable vitality, considering that he is in his 8 5th year.

The general's daughter, Mrs. Emma T. Wilmerding, is at his bedside constantly. USGAL NOTICES MRS. E.

M. WHITLEY This is th only millinery and hair store that Bells the real Hair Goods, and not the Manufactured Hair. We make, switches from your combings and turn the root all one way. from $1.00 up according to size. 135 -E.

Water ireet. 19-mwf-tf FOR SALE The Fowler cafe, 122 West Water street. Call at the place or 476-W Bell Phone. Also house and lot. 208 Dewitt avenue.

Party wants to leave city. jy31-a4x Three new teachers were appointed last night at a regular meeting of the Board of Education. As the result of the lengthy discussions concurrent with the selection of these new instructors the meeting turned out to be a lengthy one. Miss Margaret Wells, an Elmira girl, who is a graduate of Elmira College and the Simeons Commercial College At Boston, was assigned the position as an assistant in the commercial department at the Academy-. Both other appointments were for the vocational school.

Ransom" I. Libby of Montour Falls was appointed as instructor in the machine shop. He comes here from a big machine shop in Montour and is highly recommended as an expert in his line. Walter C. Smith, who at present is in the employ of the General Electric Company at Schenectady, was appointed instructor in the electrical department at the vocation school.

He is a graduate of Union College and his appointment is considered an excellent choice. Miss Mary Mangan, a teacher in School Xo. 1, was given a two weeks leave at the beginning of school so that she might finish an extended visit she is making in the west. A bill to the Board from Dr. Carey caused some discussion last night but was finally paid.

A boy in the vocational school was struck in the eye by a small piece of steel and needed treatment. The bill was sent to the board. IN PURSUANCE of an Order Surrogate's Court of the touo Chemung, Notice is hereD) 8 all persons having claims i estate of George Y. Grego" C0U" ARCHITECTS me city 01 cuun. the N.

deceased, to present -n? Say You Saw It in The Star-Gazette. J. H. Pierce. F.

A. I. H. H. Bickford.

F. A. I. A. Pierce Bick-ford.

architect. 116-120 Lake Elmira, N. Y. and York State 'Phones. 6-ltf CLEANING PRESSING CLOTHING cleaned and pressed th best way at Ruddick's Model Shcp, 04 East Water St.

Poth phones. 4-lyr with vouchers thereoi scriber. at her residence, West Church ElmirV before the 25th day of Dafed this 23rd day of NELLiE O. GRtGOBI m23-law-6mo mm-- ROOFING IN PURSUANCE of an order -of late, tile, aspnalt nd composition. Slate roofing guaranteed, cheap as best ahingles.

Loai 305 E. Market Phonea rtl 7-i-tyr rogate-s Court 01 l' Notice is hereby eslj: ms having claims against 1 STALLION ANNOUNCEMENT Tht erheron stallion George No. 102.75 8. is one of the most beautiful of the breed. He is black, with atrip of white face, weights 1.900 pounds, has the style and action of a Hockney and in conformation he has no superiors.

He cost his owners $3,000 and should be seen to be appreciated. Your inspection is invited. Come and see one of the very best Perch-erons living. He was foaled June 10th, 1912. Terms $25.00 for "ving colt Will not be responsible for accidents, should any occur.

However we have a competent man in charge at any time except Sunday. George wi'l stand the season of 1915. as follows: Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday cu the Clover Crest stock farm. 3 miles west of Horseheads.

on the Ccrnlng state road. Friday and Saturday ai Watkins. N. Fi-st street FEDERAL 'PHONE NO. 86-A.

WATKINS, N. i' Clover Crest Stock Farm STORAGE MOVING Furniture a Specialty. Large Van. G. HOLLENBTCK, 420 1-2 W.

Fifth St. York Phone 1156-Z. jy28 2-4-6 Say You Saw It in The Star-Gazette. Kate S. Parsons, lair vl itx! rr.ira.

Chemung CounHVh vouches to present the same of to the subscriber, at hi re. AFTER CONVENTION. Spokane, Aug. 3. Delegate committees from Scranton, Savannah, and Minneapolis, started campaigns today in the hope of obtaining the 1916 Grand Aerie, Fraternal Order of Eagles, which Is in convention ber this week.

irnh rtav of Novemoei. 1 Hudson Street Storage Homse Clean dry rooms and stalls; safely locked; trustworthy caretaker living on prem-tM. 111-113 W. Hudson St. Mrs.

Frank Uaunond. Mgr. Bell 'Phone 1356-M. X3-2-4-C Dated this 3rd day of I Executor's Attorneys- ia-law-mo I apppear ln the Wednesday issue of The Star-Gazette..