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PAGE THREE. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1907. If you desire PER WORD. FOR, OassaSiedl Ads FIRST INSERTION to buy sell, rent exchange or have a want of any kind you get results here THREk-QUARTERS OF CENT A WORDSkCONO 0 0 150,000 EYES READ THEM INSERTION. ELMIRA STAR-G A ZETTR REAL ESTATE FOR' SALE.

HELP WANTED FEMALE BRANCH OUT MISCELLANEOUS NIGHT SCHOOL now open atW'ar-ner's Business School. Book-keeping, Stenography, Typewriting and other practical branches are taught. Students can enter at any time. Positions secured for graduates. o4-tfz 3IASON WORK, plastering, patching and chimneys; cementing a specialty.

Drop a postal to E. R. Belin, 811 John St. York State phone 852ff. ol0-24x 0 0 0 WHEN YOU When a man begins to think for himself than by working for look about; to scan the market and of his inquiries it is Imperative in The Star-Gazette.

There are many business classified under the he can make more money in business some one else it's time for him to observe what it offers. At this stage that he should read the classified advertisements He'll make or save money by so doing. propositions presented on The Star-Gazette pages heading from day to day. The opportunity of yesterday gives away to the opportunity of today; tomorrow's will supercede today's. Opportunity is always knocking at your door through the classified columns of The Star-Gasette.

HELP WAHTED-MALE CARPENTERS WANTED. Apply Elmira Knitting Mills WANTED- Slaters. Guarantee Roof-ing 325 Carroll St. o22-25z AGENT WANTED The Xational Ac-cident Society of Xew York City, established twenty-two years, desires to secure a first-class agent for this territory. Policies covering every occupation at prices to suit every purse.

The man who can fill the bill can secure a first-class contract upon a permanent commission basis, by addressing Joseph I. Barnum, secretary, 320 Broadway, Xew York. 019-eod-13tz BRAKEMEN WANTED Freight brakemen on X. C. R.

R. Apply R. C. Ellis, train master, Elmira, X. Y.

021-23z FREIGHT FIREMEN wanted Apply Frank Lowery, road foreman, Elmira Shops. 021-23z WANTED Operator for Edison M. P. machine; state experience, salary expected, reference. Address Box 543, Canton, Pa.

021-23x WANTED Young man to learn trade. Apply at once, 116 Lake St. o21-24z WANTED Glass cutters, smoothers. Apply Enterprise Cut Glass Elmira Heights. 04-tfz WANTED Five good telegraph operators.

Address Division Operator, X. C. R. Elmira. X.

Y. Q19-tfz GOOD PAY Men wanted everywhere to tack sirns. distribute circulars, samples, etc. Xo canvassing. Xational Dist.

Bureau, Chicago, 111. 019-24x WANTED for the U. S. Marine Corps; men between ages 19 and 33. Opportunity to see the world.

For full information apply in person or by letter to TJ. S. Marine Corps. Recruiting Office, corner East Water and Lake streets, Elmira, or office of Dr. F.

W. Bryan, 22 West Erie avenue. Corning, X. Y. Q3-X1 CARPENTERS WANTED.

Apply Elmira Knitting Mills FOR SALE Surrey, two buggies, sleigh, straw cutter, coal box and work bench. 913 W. Water. o22-25x FOR SALE Household goods. Inquire 111 W.

Hudson. o22-23x FOR SALE Violin, 125 years old, at 724 W. 'First. York phone 541. o22-ltz FOR SALE Cheap, boy's overcoat, nearly new, size 14 years; also pair of men's fur gloves.

326 E. Water, third floor. o22-24x FOR SALF, Two-seated canopy top I wagon at 901 West-Water street. o22-25x WORK HORSES for sale cheap. IrT quire Thomas Dolan.

600 East Clinton St. FOR SALE Set of double harness and one of single, land scraper, set of bob sleighs and wood stove. Inquire 424 Balsam St. o21-24x FOIl S.ALEHome-made bakery. Address Bakery, care Star-Gazette.

Q21-24X FOR SALE A stylish seal brown horse, 16 hands high; weighs 1100, 7 years old. Sound and kind. Perfect family horse, being fearless of automobiles or electric cars. Call at office, 513 Railroad Ave. 021-24x FOR SALE Several ranges and heaters, 2,000 feet second-hand pipes and fittings, also porch pipes.

A Golos, 765 John. OlS-tts to X20x FOR SALE Two wood chunk stoves one small egg. 103 East Church St. Q21-23x FOR SALE 50 loads of dirt at cor- ner Lake and Fourth streets. 021-24x FOR SALE Quantity of hay and corn stock at 1,112 Ovid St.

Q21-24x FOR SALE Ithaca organ; cheap if sold at once. 705 W. Gray St. s2fr-eod-tf FOR SALE Refrigerator for small family. Inquire 426 W.

First. o21-23z THIRTY BREEDING ewes for sale; will sell part or the whole. Inquire 1159 Hoffman St. Bell phone 824. o21-24z FOR SALE Washing machine.

Enquire 213 West Third. o21-24x FOR SALE Cheap, new Reliance motor 'cycle at Elmira Arms Co. 018-25X I OFFER for immediate purchase fifty shares seven per cent, cumalative preferred stock at par Local company; good credit. Reply Box 86, Postofflce. tf 1 12 11.

P. engine, steam; 1 2 1-2 II. P. engine, steam; 1 2 H. P.

electric motor; 1 5 H. P. electric motor: 1 12 H. P. electric motor; 1 30 H.

P. paper cutter; 1 10 barrel tank for gasoline engine; 2 enameling ovens; 1 drag saw complete; 60 feet of Gaudy belting; 1 25 H. P. engine, steam; 5 steam pumps, various sizes; also a large stock -of hangers, shafting and pulleys. The above is all in first-class condition.

J. T. Young, 122-124 Railroad Elmira, X. Y. tf SECOND-HAND lumber.

Inquire at W. M. Spiegel's office, corner Clinton St. and Madison Ave. o7-lmoz FOR SALE PIANOS, 41 styles.

$100 up. Buy DIRECT from ACTUAL PIANO FACTORIES; save DEALERS' EXPENSES and have MANUFACTURER'S GUARANTEE; easy terms. Residence and show room, 460 West Third street, Elmira. Callaghan, General Sales agent Southern Xew York and Eastern Pennsylvania. Q3-n3z BRICK for sale.

Inq. 103 La-France St. s28-tfz Particularly to be meentioned is Miss Ina Claire who plays "Florie." Miss Claire nevr appeared on the stage in public until last evening. She is a Washington girl, yet "in her teens," whose elocutionary powers attracted attention and procured her a two years' engagement. Her work was decidedly original and refreshing and her success is already assured.

For a first-night "The Fatal Flower" was given an excellent production. There were but; few hitches, for the most part unnoticeable. There were places in the piece where a little prun-ine and revision would bring an im-, provement. This doubtless will be done forthwith. FOR OVER SIXTY YEARS.

An Old and Well-Tried Remedy-Mrs. Winslow's soothing Syrup has been used for over sixty years by millions of mothers for their children while teething, with perfect success. It soothes the child, softens the gums, allays all pain, cures wind colic, and is the best remedy for Diarrhoea. It's pleasant to taste. Sold by Druggists in every part of the world.

Twenty-five cents a bottle. Its value Is incalculable. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup, and take no other kind. Guaranteed under the Food and Drug Act June 30th, 1906, serial number 1098.

eod-tf Three Shows Daily, 2:30, 13c. Evening 10, 1 iTivfED Woman to wash. Iron and tv. Inauire 253 W. weep jnii.ii.

jggjTwanted for housework at 305 S.Main- r-rvTED Dining room girl. 169 MwtaSt'el's Sixers. o22-ltx yf Dishwasher at the Fra- House. o22-2oz run, or middle aged woman wanted to do housework, willing to go to Cornell, high wages, small family of rail at 112 Orchard for particu- o21-23x UTS. -riirii Middle asted lady as "lady Joueeper.

Address W. Star- Gaxette ltiIIIZ rTRT" WANTED at the American 021-28z House. vffsilZD An experienced cook at Hotel Smith, corner "Water and FoS -23z fiyrED Good woman for washing dishes. Apply store room, Hotel Tangyell. between 6 and 3 p.

m. juofsEKEEPER wanted by family 1 on a children. Address E. 31. Wisson.

Wayne, X. Y. Q17-24z WANTED At the Gleason Health Kesort, Elmira, X. young woman fo run elevator, tend telephone and door. Also one chambermaid.

017-tfz vlNTED-25 girls to pack choco-Iates. Apply at once Booth's Chocolate factory. 316-318 Market St. olotfz Competent gin to work on skirts, 156 Main Elmira. X.

Y. LADIES to inspect and young ladies to run sewing machines. No experience necessary. Steady work. Apply Queen City Knitting Mills.

Q9-tfz COMPETENT WOMAN as cook's assistant at The Gleason Health Resort, Elmira, X. Y. JLH? WANTED Young ladles to learn to dip chocolates. Good wages, steady work. Apply Booth's chocolate factory, 316-318 Market Elmira.

X. al7-tfz GIRLS WANTED To finish, seam, fold and wind. Increased floor space and large orders require more help. Good wages, steady work. Don't wait.

Come at once, or write for particulars. Address The Perry Knitting Perry, X. Y. s24-024z WANTED. Girls to learn silk wear-tor; paid while learning, also ex perienced weavers.

Apply J. M. Stearns Co. S9-tf-z WANTS BOARDERS WANTED Furnished rooms, steam, gat and bath; also light housekeeping. East Side Board ing House, 510 East Church street cor.

Dewitt Ave. o22-25x WANTED Old beaver cape or coat. Address II. Elmira R. F.

Xo. I. o22-25x WANTED Misses' and women's dresses to make. Inquire M. Quinlan, 418 Linden Place.

o24-27x WANTED Plain sewing to do at home. Call 361 W. Second. 021-24x 1.000 MINNOWS wanted. E.

B. Gardner, 420 Carroll St. 021-24x WANTED A first class second hand baby carriage. Address, E. G.

care Star-Gazette. o21-24x WANTED A hand cart for deliver ing groceries, also coffee mill. Address P. O. Box 206, Elmira.

o21-23x STUDIO WANTED Fridays, by voice teacher (soprano); central location: will give lesson in exchange If desired. C. care Star. ol9-23z ANTED Boarders at "212 Horner street. 017-24x BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES POR SALE A grist mill equipped with buckwheat machinery.

Cheap if sold soon. Address E. M. Lowman, Lowman. X.

Y. o21-24x FOR SALE; Up-to-date market doing a good business; good roast for elllng. Address Market, care Star-Gazette. s20-tfz LOST AND FOUND LOST Black pocketbook in Wool-north's store. Please notify Mrs.

J. M. Van Gorder, Breesport, X. Y. o22-24x HENRY J.GLADKE, 136 EAST WATER ST.

tf Honey to loan on furniture without removal; also on Pawns; in strict ran. Se'arles Marcelle 218Est Water ctreet. Bell none 239-B Real Estate. Insurance, and pewriters. FOR SALE room house, Xeiley Place SOO room hwue, Pine St.

1250 roon house, Spaulding St. 2400 house. College Ave 2800 room house, Euclid Ave 3800 room huse, West Gray 5000 Puble house, pleasant 6 ns and bath. Each side $2.00 Chemung Place, "nprovemenu. Price 3.200.

Bell 'Phone 1019. FOR SALE Fourteen room house, flrst-cJass repair; barn, lot 65x125. Terms easy if sold at once. Address Ray. Star-Gazettes o22-25x FOrTsAXJE One corner building and, one double house.

Reasonable price. Inquire 551 E. Second St. o22-28x BARGAIN Terms easy For sale or for rent, meat market, store with, dwelling, 616-618 South Main Elmira, X. Y.

L. Holzheimer. 461 E. Waer St. 'Phone 816 B.

Q16-27z FOR SALE Ten room house, modern improvements, desirable location on Caldwell avenue, half block from street cars. $3,500. Enquire Asa La- France at La France Auto Garage. 012-tfz I WILL SELL at a bargain the house and lot at 218 E. Market and the vacant lot at 220.

Inquire Herbert M. Lovell, Robinson Bldg. s3-eod-tfz FOR SALE House With all modern improvements, lot 150 feet long. Inquire 319 South Ave. s6-tfz FOR SALE GOOD BUILDING LOTS Will build houses to suit purchasers.

J. ALLINGTON SON Contractors and Builders. ol6-nl6z TOWN OF BIG FLATS. XOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that Elmira. Corning and Waverly Railway has made application to the Commissioner of Highways and the Town Board of the Town of Big Flats, Chemung County, New York, for permission to construct, maintain, use and operate a street surface railroad with single or double track to be operated by electric power with the necessary connections.

switches, turnouts, poles, wires and cables, over, along, under, upon and through the certain streets and highways of said Town of Big Flats and in the places and manner as follows, to-wit: FIRST To cross the highway leading from the Corning and Big Flats highway to the bridge crossing the Chemung River, between the lands of Henry Botcher and the lands of Mundy's estate. SECOND To occupy th highway leading from Corning to Big Flats as follows, to-wit: To enter the said highway which is also known as Main street in the Hamlet of Big Flats from the private lands 'of Dewitt C. Relnhart, then continuing easterly to run along and upon the surface of said highway through the hamlet of Big Flats to the River Road and leave" said highways and enter upon the lands of Mrs. Louise Way at or near the intersection ot the southerly line of Main street and the easterly line or the River Road. THIRD To cross the hignway known as the River Road entering upon said highway from private lands of Henry Elwood and leaving said highway and enteiing upon private lands of Martin Hammond.

FOURTH To cross the highway known as the River Road on the lands of Jerry Rhodes. FIFTH To cross the highway known as the River Road on the lands of George Edminister and others. SIXTH To cross the highway known as the River Road on the lands of Jacob Bennatt. And that said application will be first considered by the undersigned on the Slst day of October 1907 at 3 o'clock p. m.

of that day at the Masonic Hall in the Town of Big Flats Chemung County, Dater October 10th, 1907. L. S. BRANT. Commissioner of Highways of the Town of Big Flats, Chemung County, X.

Y. C. A. LOWE, T. J.

RYaN. S. A. MLN1ER. W.

N. HORNBY. X. O. MILLER, GROVER JOHNSON.

ol4-20z Di Bale Institute of Medicine and Surgery 318 E. Water St. Elmira. Di Bale Specialist In Chronic Nervous, Skin and Blood Diseases and Nervous Diseases of Men and Kidney and Bladder Troubles. Diseases of the fyKSl which are dizzi- rt-WJTe" lata, ui tyil- fidence, weakness in men and women, ball rising in throat.

floating before the eyes, loss of memory, unable to concentrate the mind upon one subject, i 1 star led when suddenly spoken to, and dull, distressed mind, which unfits them i for performing the active duties of life, making happiness Impossible, distressing the action of the heart, causing flush of heat, depression of spirits, evil forebodings, cowardice, fear, dreams, melancholy, tire easily of company, feeling as tired in the morning as when retiring, lack of energy, nervousness, trembling, confusion of thoughts, depression, constipation, weakness of the limbs, should consult us immediately and be restored to perfect health. FITS OR EPILEPTIC C-AVULSIONS A SPECIALTY. Dyspepsia With its terrors is a thing ot the past. Long experience has demonstrated that this disease can cured entirely when science and common sense principles are applied. Piles, Hemorrhoid and Tumors every description can be cured without pain or the use of the kr.ife.

Catarrh, Blood and Skin Diseases in all stages, eruptions, pimples, blotches, bone nalns. ulcerations of tongue, throat and mouth, old sores, weak back and glandular swellings, are eradicated for life and no traces remain. OFFICE 318 E. WATER Elmira, N. Y.

Hours- 10 a. in. to 8 p. w. i 1 ALCOHOL, opium, morphine and all drug addictions cured quickly and surely and without pain.

Our lying-in department Is complete. Address Forest Lawn Sanitarium, Wellsboro, Pa, s25-d25x CARPENTER, cabinet work. uphol- stering and furniture repairing. H. I.

Xewell, 73 Penn. Ave. s24-tfz HIGHEST price paidfor furniture-A stoves, or will exchange new for your old goods. L. Ettelson, 667-669 Lake.

York State phone 858. KLONDIKE GRAVEL BED Sand, gravel, cement, suitable for all kinds of concrete work, delivered to any part of the city. York State telephone 635-B. Office Kelly-Keeffe Shoe 108 Wrest Water St, Phon 183. aprl8-tts-tf M.

D. MOORE, 105 E. Henry street. Painting, paperhanging and decorating. Pork phone 587F.

mchl-tf 'STORAGE Safe, locked rooms, jani-tor. Bell 'phone 1046. Ill W. Hudson. DR.

W. C. DO AXE Office and resl-dence, 143 Vj W. Water St. His undivided attention will be given the liquor and opium habits.

Jeltf MASON work of all kinds, patch work repairing and building chimneys a specialty. Prices right. G. W. Hor-ton, 107 Smith St.

Bell phone 690B. York State, 620. J18tf SHERMANlETCVER SORE and Ulcer Remedy. Price 35c, 50c and $1 per package, and liquid, 25c. Sold by Miss Louie T.

Dawes, 564 E. Water El-mlra, N. Y. tf STOVES AND FURNTTURE Now is the time to buy. Purtell's Is the place to buy.

Xew goods or old; will exchange now for old goods; can save you money. John R. Purtell, 216 218 W. Water St. J24tf MADA3I VEAZ1E Cance.

skin and blood specialist. Agent for Great American Herb Tablets, Bath Cabinets, "Jo-He," Great Texas OU, 8em-pre Glovine, always young and beautiful. Demonstration free. Sanitarium, 143 1-2 West Water street, Elmira. N.

Y. tf HERMANS' DETECTIVE AGENCY. Civil and criminal cases looked up for corporations, mercantile houses, lawyers or private individuals. Legal papers served. Collections made.

Call or write to main office for advice. Geo. H. Hermans, 22 McNamara Block, Binghamton, N. Y.

Phone. febl-07-lyr SOUVENIR BOOKLET HAS GOOD SALE Messrs. Espey and Pitts, two well known employes of the Elmira Reformatory, have published a veryattractive souvenir booklet, containing excellent photo-gravures of the institution. The booklet is neatly bound with an attractive cover and contains interesting scenes of the institution, fourteen in all, including pictures of the exterior, classes, drills, the buildings and of-ficeers of the institution. Messrs.

Espey and Pitts have placed their souvenir on the market and It has met a spontaneous popularity. Letter Heads of ail Kinds printed reasonably at the Star-Gazette Job Room. MACAROH A fine imported Macaroni or Spaghetti, at 15c per lb. FANCY DOMESTIC MACARONI The Marvelli Brand. The finest Macaroni made, untouched by hand, from wheat to package.

15c per lb. bundyTsecor 7:30 and 9 p. m. Matinees 10 and, 20 aud 30c. Reserved, 30c.

THE WEATHER Furnished by Gerlty Druggists, Lake Street, Elmira, X. Y. Elmira, X. Oct. 21, 1907.

3 p. ill. 47. Wind W. Clear.

9 p. m. 40. Wind W. Clear.

October 22, 1907. 7 a. m. 32. Wind W.

Clear. 12 -m. 59. Wind W. Clear, 1 p.

m. 60. Wind W. Clear, SITUATIONS. GIRL wants place for general housework.

Address Girl, care Star-Ga zette. o22-lt GIRL place to take care of children. Rose Kohberger, R. F. D.

Xo. 1, Elmira. X. Y. 021-24x SITUATION WANTED -By a young man of good habits.

City preferred. Can do any kind of work. Address T. T. Pettingill, Columbia -Roads, R.

F. D. Xo. 62. REFEREE'S NOTICE OF SALE IN FORECLOSURE.

STATE OF XEW YORK. SUPREME COURT. CHEMUNG COUNTY. John B. Stanchfield vs.

Dora E. Shum-way, individually and as adminis-. tratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of Peter J. Getman, deceas- ed, Laura Swartout, Loren Getman, Ella Cooper, Floyd Getman, LaRue P. Getman, Sherman J.

Getman and Sampson Weeks. In pursuance of a judgment of fore closure and sale, duly granted in the above entitled action, on the 30th day of September, 1907, and entered in Chemung County Clerk's Offioe' on the 30th day of September, 1907, Frank Disney, the undersigned Referee, in said judgment named, will sell at public auction on the front steps of the Court House in the City of Elmira, County of Chemung, X. on the 14th day of November, 1907, at ten o'clock a. m. the premises described in said judgment, as follows: AH that tract or parcel of land situate In the Town of Van Etten, County of Chemung and State of New York, known and described as follows: It being and lying in the southeast corner of Six Hundred and Thirty acres formerly sold for taxes, it being a part of the southwest sec tion Township Xo.

8 east of Watkins and Flints purchase, containing fifty-two and one-half acres of land, for a more and a particular reference refer to a deed given to Peter J. Getman by Almira Patrick, Jeremy Smith, Sarah Smith, Simeon Smith and others, it being the south half of the one hundred and five acres deeded to the said -Peter J. Getman by the parties above mentioned, excepting and reserving therefrom one-half an acre of land occupied as a burying ground. Dated September 30th, 1907, Elmira, X. Y.

Reynolds, Stanchfield Collin, Plaintiff's Attorneys, Chemung Canal Bank Building, Elmira, X. Y. FRAXK DISXEY, ol-law-7t Referee. "THE FATAL FLOWER" Initial Performance of New Play at Lyceum Last Evening Plot Presents Psychological Problems. The name was misleading and that is why more people did not witness the initial production of "The Fatal Flower" at the Lyceum last evening.

The title gives the impression of the melodramatic, but the play presents a plot deep and sincere, realing with a psychological problem that has for years agitated one of the greatest scientific and religious arguments the power of mind over matter. The pseudo-discovery by an insane toxicologist of a fatal flower, the oroma of which he asserts, brings certain death with the rising of the sun, furnishes the problematic material. The hero inadverently Inhales the perfume of the flower, is told that his doom Is sealed and the power of suggestion does the rest. The symptoms follow In the order described to him by the toxicologist and he is all but dead when a "suggestive therapeutist" takes a hand, tells him It is all bosh and he recovers at once. That's the excuse for naming the piece "The Fatal Flower." But that isn't all the plot.

There is a story of love, Intrique, deception, villainy running through the four acts sufficient to develop Intense interest. The story is by Howard Hall of the DISTINC SURPRISE Fred'k C. Tomlinson REAL ESTATE 214-206 Water. If you buy Real Estate for a home or investment buy on West Water and Church streets where values have! and will! increase faster than any other section. See me before you buy.

oct9-tt ROOMS THREE unfurnished rooms to rent. 373 W. Gray. o22-25x FOR RENT Rooms furnished or unfurnished for light housekeeping. 309Va Decker PI.

o22-24z 371 W. GRAY, furnished room, modern conveniences, for rent. o22-25z FURNISHED rooms, conveniences. 377 AV. Water.

o22-25x ROOMS to rent. Inq. Holzheimer, 141 E. W'ater St. o22-25a UNFURNISHED or partly furnished rooms, light housekeeping, city water, closet; rent reasonable.

Inquire 366 W. Sixth St. o21-23x FURNISHED ROOMS to rent at 320 Lake St. 021-24x FURNISHED ROOMS for light gas, bath. 380 W.

Gray St. Q21-24z FOR RENT Two rooms, first floorT Conveniences. 324 W. Gray. 021-24z FmtNiSHED ROOMS with bath.

Terms $1.00 per week and upward. 214 West Third St. 021-24x FURXISHEDTtOOMS for rent at 370 West Water St. Q21-28z LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING and lodg-lng rooms furnished. 458 E.

Church; gas, bath and phone. o21-24z FOR-RENT Two double rooms with all conveniences and board, 657 Park place. ol9-27z FOR RENT Large carpeted, curtained, heated and lighted unfurnished parlor, nicely located, central. Address A. M.

B.t care Star-Gazette. 016-23Z TO RENT Two rooms furnished or unfurnished; all modern conveniences, 664 Park place. ol6-23z FURNISHED ROOMS in new double house. Gas," bath and 'phone. 211 W.

Third street. 012-tfz NICELY' furnished rooms, all conveniences, central. 505 Park Place. sl2tf David Warfield company and is staged under the direction of Oscar Engle of the Belasco forces. The staging is excellent.

The scenery was such as to call forth spontaneous applause at the rise of the curtain. The costumes were rich, elaborate and in keeping. The company is decidedly wel chosen. In the lead, as the artist, is William Walcott, whose resemblance to Kyrle Bellew in face, figure, voice and action is striking, is very strong. He is of most pleasing personality and will be heard from in the near future as the result of his good work.

The supporting company is good. F. A. SMITH MFG. CO, The 60-Day Guaranteed Alava Loop Incandescent Mantle This mantle is sold on a guarantee that should it break from- ordinary use within 60 days from date of sale, a new mantle will be replaced by the dealer from whom it was purchased, upon return of the box, cap and wire.

Number on cap and box to correspond. See the Demonstration at Le Valley, Mcleod 6 Co. Plumbers, Steam tod Gas Fitters. 165 Lake St. PLACES TO RENT FOR, RENT November 1st, house 8 rooms, 409 W.

2nd. Inquire 407. o22-24z FOR RENT House 113 College Ave. Inquire A. Romer, 115 College Ave.

o22-tfz FOR RENT Store opp. 8. Inquire 551 E. Second St. o22-27x FOR RENT Large house, barn and 3 1-2 acres at 701 Southport- St, S.

X. Metzger Son Co. 021-24Z FOR RENT Seven room house with conveniences, 720 Walnut St. ol9-23x FOR RENT Upper flat, 7 rooms, bath and gas; rent $11. 415 Grove St.

ol9-23x TO RENT Temperance House, corner Reformatory and College Ave. Inquire George McCann, Court House. Q19-tfz TWO IjARGE upper floors for rent, 53 ft. by 22 ft. Suitable for light manufacturing.

Claude Buckpitt, 434 Carroll Street. 019-23x FOR RENT Ten-room house. Cald-well acenue near Maple. Modern improvements, $22.00. Enquire 116 Caldwell avenue.

012-tfz FOR RENT Two nice suites of rooms, all modern conveniences, Beach Flats, 410 X. Main. References required. J. H.

Beach. Bell 'Phone 875. s7-tf-z Money to Loan on Real Estate and Chattel Mortgage and life insurance Policies in any amount. MORRIS J.GLADKE OVER BROPHY M'MAHON'S. REAL ESTATE If you wish to buy a home, consult us.

Over 100 houses to choose from. If you wish to selL list your property with us, as wo produce results. A large list of farms. Money to loan on real estate. GEORGE F.

SMITH, Real Estate Exchange, Lyceum Block, Elmira. X. Y. tf FRUIT AND OR NAMENTAL TREES and all Xursery Stock for the Spring of 1908, to be sold as follows, you not to pay one cent till they are growing and doing well. This is the biggest offer ever made by any nursery in the U.

S. Send me a cardat once and I will call and take order. It must be done at once. Stock fine for the spring 1908. A.

nm. 208 West Chemung Place, ELMIRA. X. V. tf Wedding Invitations an'i HnveloDes to match at the Star-Gazette Job Room.

Try the One-Cent-a-Word Column. SLE Let us furnish you an estimate oa your new home. Our price! are reasonable. We will finance it for you if you wish. We have lots In all parts city or wIH build on your lot.

5 1 Polite, Meritorious Performance fa Seven Big Ones: TWORISLEYS. acrobats; CLAUDIUS SCARLET, star banjolsts; ARMSTRONG LEVERLNG, comedy cyclists; IDA HOWELL, comedienne; JENNINGS RENFREW, Hinging comedians; MELVILLE CONWAY, comedians; NEW MOVING Chtfmtmrf ll1aw Danl 17k in In SOariO TEMPLE, COR. LAKE AND MARKET ELMIRA, X. Y..