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a a A A A A THE POST-STAR, THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1914 PAGE TWO. IWU. LATEST HUDSON FALLS NEWS. Entire Including news service, advertising and circulation, la charge of. Ralph De 63 Oak street.

Telephone 864. The Post Star Is on sale in Hudson Falls at: Mother's Newaroom, Masonio Temple; Smith's Store, 180 Main street; Langworthy's Book: Store, 180 Main street; Wiltse 4. Ledley's Sporting Goods Store, Main street, near corner of John street; Park Newsroom, 162 Main street; Taylor a Newsroom, 93 Main street, STUDENTS HAVE FOUR TEAM LEAGUE Superintendent Kuolt Instrumental in Organizing School Teams Under the supervision of the superintendent of schools, Oscar W. an organized baseball league has been made -possible. It will be known as the Grammar School league and will be composed of students: in the fifth, sixth, seventh and eighth divided into four teams.

The grades, in order to participate in the boys will be compelled be up to games the required mark in their studies and not under penalty of discipline. The undertaking is something new locally but has been worked successfully' in the larger cities. It is aimed to teach the youngsters to play fast, Elean ball thus promoting the spirit of sportsmanship. The umpires will be selected from the High school students, who will have charge of every game played. It is planned to give the boys excellent training and cosching.

CHidord Higley, has. been elected manager of the league and he is making plans' for seventy-five toot diamond. To guard against over now. exertion will be limited to seven innings each. The four teams will be known as the Senecas, Mohawks, Oneidas and Cayugas.

The managers of the teams have been elected as follows: Senecas, Frank Keays; Mohawks, Wallace -Palmer: McLaren Sablon. The Richards; gates Cayugas, for the dames to be played are appended: May 4-Senecas vs. Mohawks. May 5-Oneidas vs. Cayugas.

May 7-Senecas vs. Oneidas. May 11-Mohawks vs. Cayugas. May 14-Cayugas v3.

May 18-Oneidas vs. vs. Mohawks. Senecas. May 22- -Mohawks vs.

Oneidas. May 25- -Oneidas vs. Senecas. May 28- Cayugas re. Mohawks.

June 1-Mohawks ve. Senecas. June 4- -Oneidas vs. Cayugas. HOUSE ENTERTAINMENT GREATLY ENJOYED The entertainment in the residence of Mrs.

Preston Paris was a most enjoyable affair and a large and highly appreciative audience enjoyed the alternating music and impersonations. Miss Sawyer entertained-by selections from French and German composers. She was accompanied by Miss McLaughtin at the piano. Mrs. Tallman's monologues were entirely from her own writings and were impersonated in an excellent manner.

The voluntary offering -for the garden fund amounted to $41. JOSEPH BAVARO DEAD Joseph Bavaro died yesterday morn. ing in the Glens Falls hospital. He was twenty-five years old and is survived by his widow and two children, who are in Italy. The body was taken to the home of Michael Bocchi with whom Bavaro lived.

FIRE COUNCIL MEETING The Fire council will meet at 8 o'clock tonight in Central station No. 1. All members are requested to be present as the election of officers for the coming year will take place. COVERED DISH SOCIAL The members of Queen Elizabeth court 11, Order of the Amaranth, will hold a covered dish social this afternoon and evening in, the home of Mrs. Nathan.

Curtis, Elm street, in honor of Mrs. Fay F. Harrington. DREAMLAND THEATRE Entire Change of Program Today THREE ACTS LEWIS DWYER- -Comedy, Singing and Dog Impersonating Act. McDOWELL AND DOG Trick Dog Act.

KITTY RIETER Singing and Changes. 3 Reel Warner Picture, Fear turing Mary Leonard in "The Watches of the Night." Thrilling Dramatial Story. CLASS TO MEET. The class in parliamentary law the Women a Civic league will meet with Rev. C.

D. Kellogg at 1 o'clock this afternoon in the kindergarten PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Lauren have removed from Forrest street to the residence at 44 River street. Daniel G.

Holley has so far recovered from an operation for appendicitis as to permit his removal from the Glens Falls hospital to his home in Maple street. Miss Daisy Howe and children have taken possession of the flat at 17 Mechanic street, formerly occupied by Mrs. Abigail Sill, deceased. Mrs. Fred S.

Rogers, Elm street, has returned from several weeks' visit among relatives and friends in Washington. H. 'E. Wells of Swarthmore, in town on business, with the club. William Benard has returned Salem.

Freak T. Monahan of Albany terday transacted business in Hudson Falls. Charles D. McCall business caller yesterday in Salem. Mr.

and Mrs. Jesse M. Sexton have removed from the Stuart residence in Oak street to the house at 60 Oak street, owned by Mrs. Katherine Mrs. Charles Atwell and family have removed from the Leary tenement house at 39 Pine street to the residence at 11, Margaret street, which they have purchased.

Merritt J. Clark hes returned to hie home in Westport after enjoying several days with Mr. and Mrs. Bert LaRowe, William street. Augustus Grant has recovered from several days' illness of grip.

Orson C. Richards, county superintendent of highways, has returned from Salem where he had been OD Thomas Reynolds little daughter 1 have returned to their home In Troy after visiting relatives in Hadson Falls. John F. Grimes yesterday morning went to. Bearer Falls, where he has obtained employment.

Clarence Heatly of Green Island passed a- part of yesterday. town with Charles R. Langworthy. Kathryn. Hurley has returned from New York where she passed sereral weeks with Mrs.

R. C. Riles. Mr. and Mrs.

Warren H. Middle worth are passing several days at Diamond Point, Lake George, George Wood, delivery derk in the Hudson Falls office of the National Express company, is acting 48 agent in the Fort Edward office the company in the absence or Agent Robert Winney. M. P. Gold of Troy passed a part of yesterday as the guest of Emanuel Pawel.

Mrs. Luther Wait passed yesterday among relatives and friends in Saratoga. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Beaulac left town yesterday morning for Hinckley, where they will visit Mr.

and Mrs. Frank Archibald Beaulac. S. has been Derby enjoying a. brief visit among friends in Salem.

Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Dorum are entertaining in their home in Oak street Mrs.

Nelson Weeks of Hudson. Mr. and Mrs. John Barnett are enjoying a brief visit among friends in Salem. The condition of John Donnelly was yesterday reported as unimproved.

MUSHROOM CORN, QUICK CURE AND ALL KINDS SORE FEET The following is absolutely the surest and foot quickest cure known to science for all allments, the painful room corn included. "Dissolve two tablespoonfuls of Calocide compound in a basin of warm water. Soak the feet in this for full fifteen minutes, gently rubbing the sore parts." The effect is really wonderful. All goes instantly; the feet feel so good you could sing for joy. Corns and callouses can be peeled right off.

It gives immedate relief for sore bunions, sweaty smelly and aching feet. A twenty-five box of Calocide is said to be sufficient to cure the worst feet. It works through the pores and removes the cause of the trouble. Don't waste time on uncertain remedies. Any druggist has Calocide compound in stock or he ean get it few hours from his wholesale house.

It is not a patent medicine. Calocide prepared only by Medical Formula of Dayton, Ohio. W. B. Guy will see to your eyes at Kingsbury Inn, Friday, May 1.

'QUALITY MEAT SHOP. We have installed the latest model slicing machine and will be able to supply the most delicious cooked meats obtainable, sliced in a manner that will please you; cooked corn beef, Premium sliced beef and boiled ham, minced ham and beingna, spring water, Cliquot Club soft finks, Armour's grape juice, pure maple sugar and syrup. E. SWAN. See to Your Eyes.

W. B. Guy at Kingsbury Inn, Friday, May 1st. Glasses that are right preserve the sight. Guy's glasses will do it.

Consult him. Booth-Overton Laxative Tablets of A Cronte rollable and ante remedy for the treatment Constipation, They keep the bowels free Three and aid the Liver in Its Important work. sizes-10c, 25c and 200. Free Sample sent upon request. 11.

Broadway BOOTH-OVERTON CO. New York, Refrigerators ors Embodying all the latest improvements in constructionlined either with galvanized iron, zinc or porcelain- as fine a line as we have ever displayed -with a price range from $9.50 up WILMARTH SON RIDGE STREET Refrigerators CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS Lines 43.00 For Sale FARM FOR SALE. 83 acres, situated between Smiths Basin and Hartford Call A A Tarter, phone Hudson Falls FOR SALE -Desirable home with two 140 acres Maple of street. and Inquire J. J.

Located at 116 Oak street FOR SALE- lots on Coleman avenue and William street. Terms to suit purchaser. Inquire Coleman avenue, Hudson Falls. FOR SALE de Te Ment-10 acres of valuable land, near Martindale AveInquire 10 Pearl street, Hudson Falls FOR SALE -Touring car in first-class condition. Inquire Benard, Hudson Falls Maple Hudson Falls FOR SALE Out door chicken broodInquire River street Telephone 135.

FOR SALE- -Parlor furniture, six dining chairs, harness. Mrs. Nellie Pratt, street. TeL 55-J. FOR SALE At bargain, residence.

Inquire School street. POR SALE Six horses, Bargains sold at once. Weigh from 900 to 1.500 lb6. Telephone $47-J, Hudson Falls, or inquire at 281 Main St. Miscellaneous CARPETS, and Rugs cleaned by the vacuum method.

Gasoline power furnished. Work hour Phone or 276-R. Job. L. H.

Davis, 8 Union cut- and skillfully custom tailored. HIGH GRADE TAILORING correctly Cleaning and repairing neatly done. N. Burbler, Griffin block. FOR or AUTO Kingsley Finn, 30-W.

Rates CAB SERVICE call 305-W reasonable. Trips by day or hours. George Smith. To Rent FOR RENT- -Store good location for meat market. Inquire 17 Court street Hudson Falls.

Help Wanted -Female WANTED woman for general housework. Inquire 10 Willow Hudson Falls. Special Notice We have just engaged special tailor to: take charge of all alterations on garments of every description and we can assure perfect satisfaction on all work left in our charge. We are showing a Ane line of spring and summer samples, from which a selection for a nobby skirt can be made. Skirts made to your or der for $1.50, goods not furnished.

American Tailor- -Made Skirt Company Telephone 1223. ST, M. F. BLDG. Have Your Magazines Bound by GUBITZ They are valuable -Send to 94 GLEN STREET Ladies, Attention We have just received a full line of ap-to-date spring and summer pies which we are showing and 00 which we have placed.

very reasonable We remodel your old sults to make prices. them look like new. We guarantee perfect satsifaction to all our customers. NEW YORK TAILORING COMPANY Block, Rooms and Phone 1587-W. Snits, Including material furnished, Skinner entin lining, $20.00 up.

CHICHESTER PILLS BIAS BRAND PILL years known as Best, Safest, Always SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE ors SUFFRAGE SPEAKER HIGHLY PRAISED Clever Miss Vandegrift Preceded Here By Many Compli-mentary Notices- Miss Eiste, Vandegrift of Denver, Colorado, will deliver an address on the suffragette movement this evening the court house. The meeting le called for 8 o'clock. Miss Vandegrift well known as an orator of ability. She is a full-pledged voter, having cast her ballot at the national election in 1912. Miss Vandergrift's subject will be "Woman Suffrage in Colorado, or Twenty Years of the Ballot and How It Works." No less a personage than Mrs.

Carrie Chapman Catt, president of the International Suffrage association and the Empire state campaign committee sent the tollowing notice to her friend and coworker, Mrs. Mary C. C. Bradford, state superintendent of public instruction in Colorado: "Wanted -Young Colorado woman college graduate, must not be too old or too young, voter, good orator and organizer, able speak from public platform, private drawing room or soap box." In wer she was put in touch with Miss Vandegrtit, then one of the most able newspaper reporters in the western states, who was associated with the Denver Post. Miss Vandegrift immediately entered into the work and has met with marked success.

In relation to the call sent out by Mrs. Catt, the New York Evening Mail has the following to say: "FoundMiss Elsie Vandegrift, twenty eight years old of Denver; graduate University of Colorado; intelligent wielder the ballot; clever newspaper wo man, possessor of all the stipulated requirements and fairly bubbling over with so many other desirable assets the way of intelligent young womanhood that a miracle seems to have been wrought." In speaking of a meeting which Miss Vandegrift recently attended in New York, the same paper has the following: "She dropped into a big debate the Republic club the other night. She was not on the program but when the discussion was open to the house she turned the tide of anti-suffragist audience into a wild, outburst of ap plause by the clear and concise manner in which she put the arguments of Miss Alice Hill Chittenden, prize debater of the antis to root. Judge Ben B. Lindsey of.

the Juvenile court of Denver has the following complimentary remarks to offer: "Miss Vandegrift is one of the best known of our progressive Denver women. She has held public positions of trust and responsibility and also worked on the leading Denver newspapers in the most important capacities. She one of the real, genuine women of Denver who have always stood for right and justice in our community struggles- of the type of women to whom we owe most in our work for the children, She is thorouhgly familiar with community struggles we have had in Denver, and- what has been done by the good women of our city and state for the progressive legislation of Colorado. She goes east to take part in the fight for woman suffrage and for justice. Her standing in Denver, her ability, character and integrity is of the very best.

Residents of Hudson Falls and vicinIty who are desirous of becoming fully informed upon one of the greatest issues of the present time should not miss listening to the address of this able and interesting speaker. THIN PEOPLE CAN INCREASE WEIGHT Thin men and women who would like to Increase their weight with 10 or 16 pounds of healthy stay there" fat should try eating a little Sargol with their meals for a while and note results. is a good test worth trying. First Then weigh take yourself Sargol- and. one measure yourself.

ery meal--for two tablet with evand measure again. It isn't a question weigh weeks. Then of friends how say you and look or feel or what think. The scales and your the tape measure will tell their own story, and most any thin man.or man can easily add from five wopounds following in the fourteen days by to eight best this simple direction. And Sargor of all does the new flesh stays put.

but mixing with not your of itself make fat, food, it turns the fats, have sugars and starches of what eaten, into rich, ripe fat produc- you ing nourishment for the tissues and blood--prepares form it in an easily assimilated whick the blood can es accept. from All your this body as nourishment waste. now But passreadily Sarly gol and stops makes the waste and does it quickthe fat producing contents eating of the very same meals you are of healthy now flesh develop between pounds and pounds bones. Sargol your skin and ent other and inexpensive. F.

C. Viele and pleasant, efficiand vicinity leading sell druggists in Glens Falls at in large boxes- fortee weight to a package -on a ty tablets of increase or money back. POST-STAR, WANT ADS PAY. LADIES' SOCIETY GIVE CARD PARTY Dancing to Follow Games in Adirondack Hall the Evening of May 8 card party and dance will be given in Adirondack Lall Friday evening, May 8, under 4 the auspices of the Ladies' society of St. Mary's.

church. The ballroom will be most attractively decorated, palms and spring flowers making it a bower of spring beauty. An augmented orchestra of the best musicians will render pleasing dance music. Five 1 hundred and euchre cames will be played and valuable prizes offered the best players in both gamed. The event, which.

will be a regular May party, is in charge of these energetic young ladies: Misses Anna Kelly, Line Riley, Madeline Dwyer, chairman of committee, assisted by Misses Burns, Learry M. O'Donnell, L. Dwyer, H. Reardon, B. Kenyon, E.

Hurley, B. Smith, E. Horrigan, B. Doyle, L. Burns, B.

Juckett, M. Kel1y, Martha Kelly, A. Toole, M. Hogan, L. Toole, M.

Murphy, H. Doyle, Helena Murphy, A. B. Dowling, Geraldine Hughes, E. Smith, M.

Riley, B. Reardon, A. Hurley, M. Harding. Tickets are fifty cents and are offered for sale by the ladies.

SONS OF VETERANS OFFER SERVICES Members of Company Reserves Bager to Answer Call for Volunteers Fired with the spirit of patriotism which was in the bosoms of their cestors in 1776, the members of Company Reserves, Sons of Veterans of Hudson Falls, have offered themselves in defense of the stars and stripes. The company numbers fifty men. At the last regular meeting it was unanimously resolved that in case their services were needed in Mexico or on the border they would willingly shoulder musket. The secretary was ordered to forward the resolution to the proper army authorities. Captain Wilson in order to place the men in condition has ordered drills to be held every Friday evening at Village park.

Captain Wilson desires that tomorrow night every member of the company report at the appointed place. The war spirit which is in the air is being felt strongly in this patriotic village. MOTHERS' CLUB TO ELECT OFFICERS The May meeting of the Mothers' club of Hudson Falls will be held at 3:45 o'clock tomorrow afternoon in the kindergarten rooms. At this time the annual election of officers will take place and other important business considered. It is desired that there be a large attendance.

AN APRIL WEDDING Miss Emma LaPoint of this village was united in marriage to Edward LaRose of Glens -Falls at 9 o'clock yesterday, Blanche morning in Yarter St. and Paul's Napoleon church. LaPoint attended the couple, The ceremony was performed by Rev. Eugene Rey. Mrs.

James Bombard ed the wedding march. Following the ceremony a wedding breakfast was served in the home of the bride. Mr. and Mrs. LaRose will pass their honey.

moon in New York. Upon their re turn they will reside in Hunter street, Glens Falls. The bride is one of Hudson Falls' most popular young ladies and hosts of friends join in extending best wishes. MR. WANG'S FUNERAL The funeral services of John D.

Wang will be held at 2 o'clock this afternoon in the residence in LaBarge Rev. C. D. Kellogg will offclate. Burial will take place in Union cemetery.

TO PLAY BALL The young men of the Methodist church held a meeting last evening for the purpose of making plans to organize a baseball team to play the annual game against the young men of the Baptist church. ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT Announcement is made of the engagement of Miss Edith L. Larmon, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles W.

Larmon of Salem, to Willoughby L. Sawyer of Hudson Falls. MAY BASKET SALE. The H. A.

C. club of the Presbyter. tan. church. will hold a May basket and candy sale.

in the Presbyterian church parlors this afternoon at o'clock. Everybody 1s buying Pender's clothes. EIGHTY VOTES WILL WIN If that friend or relative of yours is to be member. of The Post-Star Vacation Club Party they must have eighty votes by 9 o'clock P.M. June 30th.

Read the list of candidates in this issue and send in at least one subscription to The Post-Star with request that we credit vote for your choice of candidate. VOTE SUBSCRIPTION BLANK Subscription The Post-Star Vacation Club Subscription By Mall ATLANTIC CITY TRIP By Carrier Fill Out and Help Select Most $1.50 Dis- $2.50 Popular Person in Your Year, $3.00 trict. Year, $5.00 The Post-Star, Glens Falls, N. Y. Gentlemen: Enclosed herewith please find "for six one months subscription to The Post-Star.

Kindly send paper to the following address: Name Address, Town Street and No. or R. F. D. KINDLY CREDIT THIS VOTE SUBSCRIPTION TO Name Whom I consider the most popular in District No.in which she has been nominated.

Signed (Enclose check, postoffice money order or cash and mail to The Post-Star, Glens Falls, N. Y. AN ANNOUNCEMENT The Empire Gasolene Company, is prepared to furnish at wholesale, Gasolene and Lubricating Oils, with motor truck delivery. Quality and service guaranteed to be the best. Station Lower Warren street, oposite Glens Falls Cement Company.

Office, 45-47 Warren Street Telephone Glens Falls 1245 Empire Gasolene Co. (Incorporated) GLENS FALLS, N. Y. Chiropractic A science that says that your nerves must be free from pressure or you cannot remain well. KAATZ KAATZ CHIROPRACTORS 29 ELM STREET GLENS FALLS, N.

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