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THE STAR, FRflAY, OCTOBER 5, 1917 OTSEGO COUNTY NEWS AT THE COUNTY SKAT. Places to Close to See ihc Boys Off. Cuoperstown. Oct. afternoon all business places close from 3 a very interesting paper, Tourist's Introduction to Mexico." Vocal music was furnished by Miss Florence Starkweather, Mrs.

Pearl Bellinger and Mrs. C. B. Henry. After a social hour, the hostess served delicious Ice cream and wafers.

The next meeting will until o'clock and the Cooperstown band will escort the third detachment 6 ela at the home of Mrs. Charles ot tins district's quota to the Delaware an Hudson station, from which the boys leave for Camp Devena at Ayer, Close Summer Homes. Mrs- C. F. Zabriskie, C.

P. Rogers and Walter C. Flanders' closed their summer residences here today and returned to Xew York city. Mills Being Razed. The mills at Phoenix are being torn and tne stone brought here to he used the new liospital building.

E. Martin. Fortnightly Club. On Monday evening about ,20 members of the Fortnightly club met at the home of Miss Allie Wllecx. A splendid paper, "The "World War," was read by Mrs.

P. Ii. Hadsell, after which, with Sirs. Grace Lehman and Mrs. Anna Nichols as' leaders, the society chose sides and engaged in a debate on the question, "Was the United States justified in entering the war?" Much enthusiasm was manifested and the guests of the society, acting as CAUCCSES.

ruai-y 13, 1537. "When an infant she came to live in the town of Exeter aud her whole life had 'been spent in this vicinity. She was married to Damon Curtis December 23, 1S6U. Mr. Curtis died in December.

She is sur- i DemO Democrats Their Candidates for Election. I Maryland. Oct. are the vived by one brother, George Counrod, who made his with his sister, one niece, Mrs. Eva Ralston of Syracuse, and one nephew, William Counrod of Utica.

The funeral arrangements have not yet been made. Other Xews. A number from here attended the Morris fair Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs.

William Rose and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brown are spending a tw dajs in the north -woods. The ladies are staying with Mrs. William Prate at Old Forge and the men are staying at Mr.

Rose's camp. of Maryland, caucus held September 29: Supervisor--Leslie R. French. Town Clerk--Edward F. Thcyson.

Justices of Peace--Myron R. Bulson. William H. Spencer. Superintendent of Highways--Fred H.

Gardner. Assessors--Isaac B. Gurney (long W. Baldwin (short term). Collector--Grover T.

dhase." Overseer of Poor--Elmer JE. Salisbury. Constables--Horace Hawver. BOTH MOTHER AND DAUGHTER Relieved From Pain and Suffering by Lydia E. Vegetable Compound.

Oneonta Dept. Store, Hi Jlr. Dingee of Philadelphia has sold judges, decided in the affirmative, the property at Phoenix Mills to the Clark estates. Mrs. J.

G. WhJto. This morning Mrs. Joel G. White died at her home on Chestnut street.

Mrs. White has been "ailing for a few Two piano trios, rendered by Mesdames JBerdman, Snyder and Xichols, were very much enjoyed. Caucuses to Be Held. The Democratic caucus will be held 'a. Bell's hall next Saturday at 2 p.

m. her condition changing for the The Republican vorse only a few days ago. Her hus- a the Central hotel hand and one daughter, Mrs. Fred L. i All voters should be present.

Quaif, survive, OTSDAWA OCCBKREXCES. Otsdawa, Oct. a recent meet- ing of the C. T. tJ.

the following officers were elected: President, Mrs. J. Francis Hathaway; vice president, Mrs. Lester Miller; secretary," Martha! Oscar Pal neter, Robert Hitchman, Fred Leidkie, Gilbert V. Smith.

Republican Caucus. Republican nominations at the caucus, held October 1, are as follows: Supervisor--Fred H. Tice. Town Clerk--George ell. Justices ot" Peace--Edward J.

God- will be th past week. mother of New -B MEETINGS Leave for Camp Deveiis. William Cain and Roy Judd have received notice to leave for Camp Dei vens, at Ayer, next Saturday, I Oct. 6. These men are the first from here to be called'on the selective draft.

Home Economics Meeting. The I-Iome Economics club will hold 1 its regular meeting Friday afternoon. Of Worcester Uterai-y Societies Held Monday Evening. Oct. 4.

The John Lord Literary society met at the home of Mrs. C. M. Clark Monday with U2 members present. The early part of the evening was spent in a reception to several new members.

Mrs. Edith Mereness read i year to non-memoers and a cordial m- vttation is extended to every woman tc. be A very interesting pro- gram has been arranged. No admission is to be charged this Terry; treasurer, Mrs. Kenneth "Wing; dard.fFloyd Perry.

corresponding secretary, Mrs. Jay j. Superintendent of Highways Hathaway. The next meeting will be les Irons. held at the home of Mrs.

Sherman! Assessor--John H. Tart (long term) Sheldon, Xov. 7. Mrs. Jay Hatha-i Daniel P.

Lappeus (short way has been visiting in Binghamton Collector--Daniel D. Cady. 'aul Southern and Overseer of Poor--John Kenyou. Berlin, and Constables Guy Penner. Frj.nl of Oneonta spent Sun-1 Checkering, John Grimes Free nie Morey day with Mrs.

Hathaway. Leidkie, Charles Ellerson. DELAWARE COUNTY NEWS Brooklyn. N.Y.--"For or fowr years I suffered great deal of pain periodically, so I would have to lie down. My baek would ache and I would feel very weak and miserable.

I remain- bered how my mother had found relief from pain by using Lydia E. Pinkham's a Compound and I decided to try it, and thanks to the Compound it helped me lust as it did my mother, and I am free from pain, backache and that Char- general weakness that was to hard to Dear. I am able to do my work during such times and am recommending Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to my friends who suffer as I META TIEDEMANN, 1622 Jefferton Brooklyn, N. Y.

To 3raow whether Lydia B. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound help you, just try It. For advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass.

Your letter will be opened, "read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence. LAKE DEATH. Mrss. riiiia Curtis Passes Over Great Divide Testerilay Morning. Schuyler Lake, Oct.

4. Mrs. Pllna Curtis passed away at her home in Ui-t; site uue 01 tue i j. mo-t effeulve and safe remedies for out- this this morning at 3.30 ot-order stomachs. Besides quickly stop- o'clock, Ml-o-na Tablets, they are one of the nir the distress Sli-o-na soothes the Ir- mated "walls of the stomach, strengthens tnd builds uo the digestive orgaus.

To suffer another day. get a CO cent boi- ince from H. B. Glldersleeve. after a long illness from rheumatism.

She was a daughter of Calx in and Minerva Perkins Counrod and XKWS FilOM SIDNEY CENTER. Plants of Rordcn Company Closed -Farmers Haul Milk to Ciiudilla. Sidney Center. Oct. 4.

The Borden company have closed their plants at tory nature 'were made by Rev. V. Shaffer, S. D. Clarke, Dr.

C. Brssee and H. Dewey, who presented Mr. Morse with a set of silve; mounted military brushes as a parting gift. Refreshments of sandwiches this place and at Youngs, making it'salads, cake and coffee were served, necessary for the farmers in" this vie- Mr.

Morse to leave Tuesday, October 9, for training camp at Wrightstown. Is. and is spending the intervening time on a hunting trip inity to haul their milk to Unadilla, a. distance of five or six miles for many of them. In Honor of Hugli Morse.

A farewell reception was given in the Odd Fellows' hall last Friday evening for Hugh Morse, the only young man from this village who has been called In the Adirondacks. accompanied him. Rev. S. D.

Clarke Boy Scout Officers. The Eoy Scouts at a recent meeting elected as their scout master. Rev. V. to the federal service.

About 200 were G. Shaffer; assistant scout master was born in the town of Otsego Feb- present and speeches of a congratula-I Hugh B. Morse; senior patrol leader --lOO PER CENT AND NO COMPROMISE STYLES DIRECT FROM FIFTH AVENUE EW and authentic, these Fall styles come to us direct from. A. B.

Kirschbaum clothesmakers of Fifth Avenue, New York, and Broad Street, Philadelphia Whether you prefer belted coats or plain, single or double breasted, you will find in the garment of your choice the easy lines, the unfailing good taste which always distinguish the handiwork of the Kirschbaum tailor shops $20, $25 and $30 HERRIEFF'S CEOTHES SHOP The Home of Qood Things Which Men Like to Wear Georgre Sloane; junior patrol leader, Dewey Amner; scribe, Newton Van Valkenburg; assistant scribe, Burton Finch; treasurer, Harvey ShAW. Meetings are held each Monday evening in the Hose rooms, to i isitors are invited. Social Union Elects. The newly elected officers of the Baptist Ladies' Social union are as follows: President, Mrs. N.

D. Ammei; vice-presidents, Mrs. Julia Bowman and Mrs. Mary Fisher: secretary, Mrs. Jay Fitch; treasurer, Mrs.

Mary Wheat. 155-161 ST. ALSO ENTRANCE ON WALL STREET ONEONTA N.Y. IOWN BANK. Maccalene Cewirio, Ttnlhui.

Resident of Sidney. Sustains Injuries. Sidney, Oct. 4. Mrs.

Maccalene Cesario, an Italian resident of this village, who lives in one of the cottages opposite the O. w. passenger station, was severely injured this morning. She was engaged in some work in the yard at the rear of her home. At the end of the yard Is a steep bank of several feet.

In some manner she slipped and fell to the bottom of this. She was unable to arise until assistance arrived, summoned by her calls for help. She was carried into her home and medical attendance summoned. Examination showed that she had received a bad fracture of one leg near the ankle and it was deemed advisable to take her Oneonta. for X-ray examination.

She was conveyed to the hospital by automobile. Hnnl Badly I Pasquale Cosrta, an Italian errfploye I at the M. JV Berglas factory, got hisi right.hand in contact with a. shaper I at the factory yesterday and the mem- i her was badly mai.gled. He was taken to the office of Dr.

L. 'M. 'Day and the little finger was unputated. The ring and middle fingers were also badly mutilated, but it was not necessary to amputate Visiting: In Sidney. Corporals Raymond Dickinson and William Higgs of the United States army, in recruiting service, assigned to Fort Slocum, are visiting their home in Sidney.

Both enlisted from Sidney this summer and their recent promotion to "corporals Is gratifying to their many friends in Sidney. Harold of the United States Hospital corps, on transport duty. Is also visiting his home in Sidney. Mr. Flower also enlisted from Sidney this summer and is now wearing corporal's stripes.

Vote to Sell Cltiirch Land. An important meeting of the prudential committee of the Congregational church was held Tuesday evening. The meeting was called to consider an offer of mode by the Julius Kaiser company for a strip of land 30 feet in width at the rear of the church and rdjoining the Kayser property. The company wishes to extend its cotton manufacturing- department and desires this strip of land on DAINTY BEAUTIFUL WELL-MADE GOOD MATERIALS "DOVE "FEATURES Newest Styles Simple tailored effects; models daintily trimmed with imported laces of every kind and embroideries of the besT: quality. Many beautiful hand embroidered designs.

Good Materials--Soft white nainsooks, flesh pink batistes, substantial cambrics, good muslins, delightful "Witchery" crepes, crepe de chine. Reinforced Arm Holes--Every garment with an open arm hole; as Corset Covers, Envelope Chemises, has an extra shield sewn at the arm holes. This is an exclusive feature. Prices Surprisingly reasonable and a true economy because of their wearing'qualities. to $2.98 How Can Thrift Help Oneonta which to build an addition.

Follow- diately over his heart and In ing a discussion of the matter, a vote manner pulled the trigger, full its Do you ever have That discouraged feeling often comes from a disordered stomach, or an inactive liver. Get your digestion in shape and the bile acting properly--then the "blues" will disappear. You will soon be cheerful, if you take BEEOUN'S PIUS the people's remedy for life's common ailments. They act thoroughly on the stomach, liver and bowels, and soon regulate and strengthen these important organs. Purely vegetable--contain no harmful drugs.

Whenever you feel despondent a few doses will Make Things look Brighter lurk-Mi S.l« of Any i. WwU. iiM was taken and of the 37 ballots cast 27 were in favor of selling. Following' the decision," it was the sense the meeting that $500 of -the money received be used to complete and furnish a reading- and recreation room in thejbasement of the church, a portion of the work on which has already been completed. Close MJlk Stations.

On account of the high cost of milk ind the overhead expense attached to conducting their creameries at Sidney Center and Youngs, where only a small amount of milk has been received for some time, the Bordens closed these two factories October 1, and no milk Is now being received. Otheh creameries along the O. W. closed the present week on account of the high price of milk, are the Meyer Zausner plant at Roscoe and the B. Levy creameries at Centervllle and Mountaindale.

The other plants along the road are shipping their normal amounts. to The Sidney Soldiers' "Welfare league, which was recently organized among the people of the village, and the object of'which is to look after the welfare of Sidney, boys, who are in the sorvice ot their country, will give an entertainment in the near future for the purpose of raising funds to carry o-i their work. W. C. Burnslde has been selected to organize a local talent minstrel performance, and a.

meeting was held last evening to form the cast for this entertainment. dies will take part In ance. Ten young lathe perform- HOBART HAPPEXXNGS. Two Meetings or Bed Cross Society to Be Ueld Today. Jfobart, Oct.

4. Two meetings of the Red Cross will be held at the work rooms tomorrow, Friday. The Hrst will be held at 2:30 p. m. and the second at 7.30 p.

m. Everybody can is urged to attend, as there is plenty of work for all. Jlinor Matters. Mr. and Mrs.

David Gallup entertained at supper las', evening the following guests: Mr. and Mrs. Charles Fulltr of Kingston, Mr. and Mrs. James Briggs of Bayonne, N.

and Mrs Josophme Fuller of Stamford. Mrs. David L. Gallup motored to Cooperstown Tuesday with relatives and friends, making a. party of seven.

SVJTOIPK AT GRANTOX. Wcwey VanValkenburg, After Being; Rejected, Commits Acl. Delhi, Oct. 4. Dewey VanValkcn- burg took his own life near his home at Granton, which is 14 miles below "Walton, Fridsy night.

seems that he was paying special attention to a young lady who resided three miles from his home. On Friday night he visited her and being Informed that she did not wish him to continue his visits, he evidently took it very much to heart, as he proceeded to his barn and secured hip shotgun. He then wont up the road a distance and placed the muzzle of the gun Imma- charge tore its way through the heart and lodged within the body was discovered by the roadside next morning and Coroner Woods of Delhi was summoned. After inquiring from relatives and those jn touch with the case, he Issued a death certificate to the effect that deceased took "his own iife. The young-man's father committed'suicide four yeai'S ago by drinking a quantity of carbollo acid.

Ladies' Aid Officers. The Ladles' Aid society of the Second Presbyterian church held a meeting and elected the following yesterday: 'President, Mra. Willis T. Hine; vice presidents, Mri. E.

Russell Graham, and Mrs. George W. Hawkins. Tuberculosis Hospital. The committee of.

the board of supervisors to locate a site for the berculosls hospital held a meeting here this -week. It is understood that they have not definitely agreed on a location. 1815 Overland five-passenger tour-- ng car, flne mechanical condition, good tires and one extra, guaranteed. Tho price is very reasonable. Call and seo t.

The Francis Motor Sales company, corner Main and Elm streets, advt Ira S. Sweet, practical boneaetter, at the "Windsor, Oneonta, November 1. Korwich, November 5. advt tf "Pape'g Diapepsin" makes tick, sour, gassy Stomachi feel fine. Do some foods you eat hit back taste pood, but tvork 'badly; ferment into acids and cause a sick, sour, gassy stomach? Now, Mr.

or Mra. Dyspeptic, jot this down: Pape'g Diapepsin helps neutralize the excessive acids in the atomach so your food won't sour and "upset you. There never was anything so safely quick, so certainly effective. No difference how badly your stomach is upset you usually get happy relief in five minutes, but what pleases you most is that it helps to regulate your stomach ao you can cat your favorite foods without fear. Most remedies give you relief tome- timea they are slow, but not wire.

Diapcpain" is pom'tiye in tralizing the acidity. the won back rery quickly. fcol different tooa tlle no come I You I stomach-- di.tre»» geU sveet, no inif, no eructations ot undiecitcd food, your head clcmn and -you feel flnc. iiGo now, make the belt you TTi'uir, by getting a large fifty- teat caoe of Papc'i Oiapcpiin from any drug (tore. You realize in five how it to Buffer indigettion.

dyRpepila or any disorder due to Mid fermentation. JMEWSFAFERr JMEWSFAFERf.