THE MALONB FARMER WBDNK8DA1 SEPTEMBERft.1911.
THE FAIR THAT LEADS
WOMAN'S HOSPITAL GI/TB,
Porter, Mrs. *5. M. Lincoln, Mrs.
W. W. Uawrence, Mim Leila Newton,
$
Offioora and Mm H. McGillic, Miss J«an4e
Mlas Minnie Larocque, l&re. LanV
Don't Miss die Best
zing DonaWson, Mm. HeJeln M. King,
Mtae Mina Jawia, Mrs. Minnie AnIn {pursuaitce of the plan already drus, mm IVmltne. Andrus, Mrs. H.
outlined, the officers and member* D. Thompson, Mim Delta
p ,
of the Womeai's Hospital Club have Mrs. H. K«ne, Mrs. Birank H. MonOF INTEREST TO HORSEMEN. a r r a n g e the division of village and asrhan, Mm R. McC. Miller, Mrs.
town, aetetcting the toBowing persons Wells Ruasel], Mrs. I. Fpote>, Mr».
as jsolicitors for members, and also
A. Miller, Mrs. W. E. Smallman,
Ptoetmaster O'NeiP& Joe Winner of for contributions to the subscription H.
Mrs. Nelson CJrate, Mm M. B, HowTwo Races at Go&verneor.—Bert list' of the Hospital Association, ward, Mm. C. M. RedfieM, Mrs. C.
Cheese reached- the highest price
Sheldon's Bessie B. Gets
FfcSt where persons are found deisirous of E. Hashing*, Mr»* A. B. Ooonefer, Mr*
Aug. 19th «»ver paid on the Brockville, Ont., board when the entire
Geerge EMer, Mrs. Joseph Sykes,
Money in 2:S5 Pace-2:30 Trot at smch opportunity:— "
1
offering waa cleared at 13 1-4 cents
Mrs. Flmnk Stescm, Miass Winifred
MorrtsvUie, Vt.—O. A. Smailman's
SOLICITORS.
per pound. TSie highest form>etr reDuetto, Mrs. Wm. Degowin, Mrs^
of Canada** ftaest speci- cord was in October 1907, 13 1-8 Kartnea Also a Winner Ttiere
Rockland and South-Rockland Sts,, Floyd KAngt Mit*Wm. Arnold, Mrs.
MB'a of live stee*Y poultry, field cents. Last year t h e riding price at
James J^wley l^aid Up Witt* a Mollie O'Rourke.
S. T. Carpenter', ""Mrs. J. E. Price,
Rennie and Factory Ste. Mrs. Wal- Mra. L. E. Wegtco-tt, Mra Delia Hiapa»d garden produce. $16,000 ! • the same time was 10 11-16 cents.
Broken Leg.
lace Short.
good, Mrs. H. D. Stevens, Mrs. Frank
•aaa prises, «old medals, etc Wh&tfa the matter with reciprocity?
William, So. William and Aindrus, Ste-wart, Me^s. Ella Symonds, Mrs.
Last Wednesday was a lucky day
awarded for agricultural pro- J, A. Bryan, formerly of Tuppor
Mrs. Carrie Horrigan and Mrs. Mary Va-rkk Maher, Mrs. W. H. Barse,
dmcts. Many object lesson* for Leke, who was shot recently in an for Malone horses entered at these M unger.
Mrs. J. A. Grant, Mrs. A. W. Stickfairs. Postmastelr O'Neil's
farmers.
Pavilions filed with altercation with A guest at his ho-Northern
West St., Mrs. H. B. K>cMy.
ney, Mrs. John Robb, Mrs. Wm. Flacie
Joe, wlhieih has always been considtel in Eirookeville, Florida, over the ered a likely prospect and has been
Third, Fourth and Barbara Sts., Miss Hattief Hepbvirn, mm Erraa
novelties.
price
of a m«al? is recovering. trained by L, L,. Sayles this seas
MJrs. Wilbur Smith.
Sean Ion, Mrs. M. E. Sh<vpaxd, Mrs.
though one arm is partially paralyzed
Woodward St., Mrs. IX F. Guyette. Anson Hazen, Mrs. Robt Thomp•x the 2:30 race, purse $300, at
Marvel of the Age presented in as the result of the* bullet wound
Frederick and Washington, Miss son, Mrs. I^ertha Kna,p>p. Miss Chrisliverneur easily in straight heats,
f&n&tional Plights of Curtis Aerohis side-. The punctured lung is
Anna Wright
tie Hawiey, Mrs. C. A. Cantwiell, Mrs.
plane, including race with Auto- also giving much trouble and mayestablishing a mark in the second
Harrison Place to Academy St., Oeorire Sabin, Mrs. H. S. House, Mrs.
\; mobile.
^Reproduction of the
uire Mr. Bryan's return to thehetat of 2:19 1-4. This was the first Mrs. B. M. Finan.
F. 1>. Kilburn, Mrs. John Bush, Mrs.
time
Joe
had
started
in
a
regulation
Grand Naval Review as seen at Adirondack^,
Franklin St., Mrs. W. W. Smith.
Frank Alien, Mrs. Fred Allen, Mrs.
race, in fact in anything- but unproCoronation of King George V. A
AiS&den St.. Mrs. W. D. Warrior.
G.
C. Dewey, Mrs. M, Dt. Shonyo, Mrs.
"GorgeouB Fireworks Display.
fessional
contests,
and
his
fine
ahowThe social for the Old Ladies'
Catherine St., Mrs. Nelson Robil- Maria C. Abbott, Mrs. Ahbie Plumb,
Unique Midway and Superior Home at the horn? of Mrs. -Bert
a field of seven starters was
lard;
Mi's, ^allie Austin, Mrs. A. H. HenVaudeville.
naturally
very
gratifying
to
both
the
Berry last week was a most efnjbyaPrimrose and Stevetos Sts., Mrs. derson, Mra. Emma C. Atrno5d, Mrs.
• aJid driver. Second monej^ wag
We success, nearly 50 members of
Mary McMillan, Mrs. Minnie Crooks,
taken by Clarence McArthinr's Sher- Reuben M. Donaldson.
present and
hav
The Grounds, which have been im the Auxiliary
Mill St., Mrs. Vecal Fayetle..
Mlrs. Ai G. Wilding-, Mrs. Geo.
i
1
idan Wilkes, driven by Chase. The
proved and enlarged, will be a blaze of ing the pleasure of hearing Misss 2:16
Reman St., Miss Susie Sw-vens.
Howard, Mrs. M. J. Hepburn, Mrs.
pace
that
day
was
won
by
Edelectric illumination during Pair Week. Sarah Saiwyer sing. • She was ac-na 13., a Grouverneur h'OTjSe, in
Elm to Constable St., Mrs. Hen-Fred O'Neil, Mrs. B. E. Hogle, Mrs.
Remember, Exhibition continues in companied by Mrs. P. , E. Hayes.
ry Miller.
?S*oe Y«.ndo, Mrs. Oliver Rheaum
heiats and fast time,
full swing whole of Saturday, Septem- The ladies of thef auxiliaries are straight
Elm. from Constable to Junction, Mrs-. \ Peter Ohampape, Mrs. Sadie
ber 16, wit a enlarged programme. •olleetmjs: a carload of old paper for thcee of the heats being made in Mrs. M. L. Firench.
Smart, Mrs. Atgnes Seaver, Mrs. Geo.
less
than
2:16.
At
Morrisville,
Vt.
Railway Rates Red need. Obtain a sale and people are requested to tie
Morton. Mrs. C. W. Bre.-<i.
W. Dustin, Miss Marjorie Dusttn, Mra
Ih-ize List from
their
old newspapers in bundles, that day Kert Sheldon's Bessie B
Prospect1, Mrs. J . F. Wrig-ht.
A. J. Randall, Mrs. Herbert • Reyaether with magazines from which won the* 2:35 pace-2:30 trot, purse
from Elm to Paper Mill hill, nolds, Mrs. H. H. Reynolds, Mrs.
E. MeMAHON, Secretary e covers have been removed. The $20 0, best time 2:29 1-2 and Ermest Mrs.Park,
John W. Fay; Mrs. A. A. Edwards.
S. C. Coleman.
ndles will be collected lateir by Mason's Viz took second place
East Main, from bridge to Congre- Mrs. H. B. Reddy, Mias Katherine
the
2:18
pace-2:13
trot,
the
third
the
committee in charge o-f the
Delevan, Mrs. A. H. Proctor, Mrs.
gational
church,
Mrs.
G.
H.
Hale.
Thei next social will be heat of wihich was made by the win- East Main, from • Congregational Stephen Crate).
held at the home of Mrs. O. W.•neir in 2:19 1-4. The barn on theChurch to town line, Mrs. C. W.
grounds took fire and burned the
Moody on Fort Coving-ton St.
night before these races.
Tt wasWilding- and Mrs. M. F. Hinman.
Willow St., Mrs. Wm. M Clark.
an his face in his front full of horses and several -mere inCenter and Pinei Sts., Mrs. D. W.
rard, Nathaniel Pratt, sixty years of jured, but none of the Malone horses
F&ack.
gte, and a Givil •war veteran, wag suffered harm.
Water and State Sts., Mrs. Bert
ound. 'desd at Ray Brook one marnng- recently.
He had bee*n dead
At tibe Washington county fair at W. Berry.
The Cause of Many Misleading
WILL BOY A GALLOK OF
Brown St., Mrs. Chaa. Board way.
ut a few moments -when Dr. Horace Hudson Falls last w-aek Farley's E>esSymptoms and Unnecessary
I^aGrasse. of the state sanatorium aie Patchen won third money in the West Main St., from bridge
•ived. Dr. F . M. Xoble, ooronetr, 2:14 pace m a fieftd of seven start- Jones' farm, Mrs, C» At Al&ssey and
PILGRIM
Alarm.
ve a verdict of d-ea#h from heart ers, taking the first heat in 2:19 1-2.. Misa Gertrude Beacsh.
South and Branch, Mrs. Clarence
failure.. Mr, Pratt was in Saranac This was a five-heat race, best time
Gas on the stomach sometimes causes
Lake the previous night and ire- 2:17 3-4. Jameis Brown's Jeffersoi Braggs.
pressure on the heart and the sufferer
Webster to Keteham, Mrs. P. O'- is unnecessarily alarmed, fearing heart
turned home early, apparently in th-e* B. won second money in on»e of the
Connor.
"best of health.
He had fed hisValley field trotting events in wh
disease.
In other cases it produces
From Ketoham to Town Line, Mrs. bloating and more needless worry. The
torses and was walking toward the he won one heat, the) fastest mile of
the most durable and lasting
real trouble is in the blood.
oed when he collapsed. Mr. Pratt the race being made in 2:24 1-4.M. D. Shonyo and. Msrs. A, Hazen.
Duane St. to town- line, Mrs. John
fas "born in Leiwfts, served in the During the Valley field races. Pason the market.
When the tilood is poor and thin, and
Crvil war, awl went to Ray Brook chal Chelrrier, who drove Jefferson Martin and Mrs. A. Ljn-eoln.
So. Pearl from bridge <to I>uane St. the stomach in consequence ie imperB.,
also
won
the
frefe'-for-aii
with
It us not affected by heat,
about 1865, at t h e "heigitt of t h e
fectly
supplied with well-oxidized blood
Mrs. A. W. Stickney.
lumbering operations there. He at Tobin, after having won one ot
storms or change* of temFeferl from bridge to E. Main., and nerve force, the digestive process
one timef owned eonsderabl-e land. race Tjith t h e same horse. He also
becomes
slow and fermentation of the
perature.
Mrs. Whitehead.
He leaves a widow* and eight chil- Won two third moneys with How
food^goes on, with formation of gas and
and U!p-to-Date, securing
part of
Cherry and Spruce, Mrs. M. E. Mc- certain acids. The pressure of the gas
dren, the youngest of six years.
the purse, in six out of seven races Clary.
Made of Pure Oik and
causes pain in the stomach; the acids
Mrs. Florence Royce 'Bryant, far in -which he drove.
Constable to Third St., lira. Clin- produce the sour risings in the throat.
Metallic Coloring matter.
ne«ariy four years t h e competent and
ton Stevens.
ccommodating surrogate's clerk in
Six different colors to meet
Farley also won the 2:29 atak-e at
From Third to town line, Mrs. N There are plenty of things to neutrathe ofice of Judge Paddock, has Hrurison Falls Thursday with Cobalt W, Porter.
lise these acids, or, ' 'sweeten the
all tastes and requirements.
resigned her position, her resigna- in straig-ht heats, best time 2:20 1-4, First' St., AOss L»eala Newton.
stomaeh" AS it is called, but they do
tion taking effect Sept. 1st. Mrs. and second moneiy in the 2:19 trot
Academy and Shieflds, Mrs.'"Wm. J not cure the trouble. Pore rich blood
Sold in one, five, ten and
."Bryant is a lawyer of experience an<3 with BSlMe Miller, best time, of race Mjaguire-.and Mrs. S, T. Carpenter.
which will tone up the stomach is reability and has .filled the place so 2:19. This was a five heat race in
twenty gallon kege.
quired, as this case shows.
Elbow,Sj^liaa Anna Robinson.
well that Judge Paddock and allwihich Billie Miller took the see©T*d
"Five years ago," eays Mr. Walter
Clay
^
d
Milwaukee
Sts.,
Mrs.
w<ho have business with the office and third heats. The race was v
Geary, of No. 303 Krams avenue, Roxregret her retirement from public by The Bachelor, a Connecticut horse. James SjpEHIinglaw.
borough, Philadelphia, Pa., " I was
To Consumers Only
Edward
St.
Mrs.
Sarash
Amea
duties. "Watts Lawrettice, son of O. S.
confined indoors, working in a machine
Howkrd Axe., MJTS. Carrie Clark.
r-1-.ence, who has been a law clerk
Of" Bend for color-card.
On Thursday at Morrisville C. A. Jane\and Frances,; Mjrs. V. Mahek1. shop, and became run down. For three
and student in the office of MoCl&ry
Tears I suffered from gas on the stomach.
Small
man's
Karmea,
driveffi
by
ShelMonrfoe,
Mvs.
G.
M.
Lincoln.
Allen for a couple of years, has
I felt all bloated up, had terrible pains
Ft. |k>-iriB#to.n, from W. Main
beeln appointed as Mrs. Bryant's suc- don, won the 2:30 trot, p-urse $300
in the abdomen and wae so dizzy at
in
a
four-heat
race.,
best
time
2:22
town
line,
MJ».
M.
E.
Howard
and
cor and is now performing the
times
that I could hardly see anything.
At the Middlebury fair the Miss Iiucia Gilbert.
duties of the place. 7 He is a young 1-4.
I had bad headaches f req uently. I lost
Clark St'., Mrs. Ellen Ames.
•roan of tine abilities and splendid ha same day Rouses Point Boy took
in appetite and weight and got as yelsecond
monely,
winning
the
g
&
c
Flront St., Mrs. J. J. Miurphy.
low as could be. I felt tired all of the
its, a graduate of Franklin Academy
Union St., M i ^ Agnea ReiUy,
time and could hardly drag my legs
and for a year or two a student at and fifth heats in an -exciting sixheat race for 2:14 pacers, with sevRailroad St., Mrs. Greo. Elder.
4&rag.
I had trouble in keeping at
9 BttiiM St, UTKA, K^Y.
The appointment gives gein- en starters, best time 2:14 1-2. "
"ale
.Maple and Grove, Mrs. C 3U Ca-•work imd was nervous and despondent.
era! satisfaction to the public and
"The doctors' prescriptions didn't
members of the bar. As soon as Mr. Eired O'Neil's Joe won hia second pron.
ivrence becomes familiar with his race in GrouVernetir on Friday, tak- JSlm, from Junction to town line, kelp me arid I thought there was no
•cure until I began using Dr. Williams'
.work there is no doubt but that he ing the 2:23 pace, purse $300, in Mrs. G. W. Dsustin.
Pink Pilla lor Pale People. A thorough
Pleasant St., Mrs. O. J. Barnes.
rill p#oTe a c6:mpetetnt and popular straight heats, -without being forc"trial of the pills completely cured m«
Kettham St., Mrs. Jos. Tops,
ed to lower his mark of 2:19 1-4, Parmelee and Wellington, Mrs. and I ani now feeling in perfect health.''
Among those who have already made earlier in the week. There wa
The vigor and strength which comes
eftl and M,rs. J. W. Genawiay.
sold their 1911 growth of hops are •a large field, including Geme Aldene,
from a healthy stomach and a perfect
Arsenal Green, Mrs. H. S. Houa
tfhich
digestion
can only be obtained by keepFrank and Hollis Child, of Whipple the Saranac Lake! horse,
Coffee and Brewster, Mrs. S. G.
ing the blood pure and red. Sufferers
Me, Isaiah Gibeon is theJ purchas- was outside of the.money.
HunteJ*.
from too much gas or acid on the stomer
and
t
h
e
price
Ts
50
cents.
They
Lawrence
and
Webb
Sts,
Mr3.
Asa
Merchant Millers
ach, heartbnrn, tenderness or pains
expect to harvest aKTfSt five tons
Thomas lawyer's Altona Boy "took Harmon.
the pit of the stomach or any
vrthic-b will mean a gross income from fourth money in the 2:24 pace at
Huntingdon, Mrs. L-anriag Donald through
and Lumbermen.
form of indigestion should- start at once
d
B
Friday,
and
Bowtheir^yards this year of $5000. The Middlebury.
son.
,
y
to build up and purify their blood with
fme "Times of last week
Raymond,
Mrs.
Arthur
Gerva3s,
ser's Kavia won the 2:30 trot, best
Dr. Williams' Pink Pills for Pale People.
x>rts 40 cents the ruling price in
i Murray St,, Mrs. Robt. Murray.
Others who need a blood-builder will
DEALERS IN
that section and records several salete time 2:22 1-2.
'Paper Mill hill to Electric Ldght find these pills a most useful tonic.
at thie figure. T"he condition of the James FTarley-is laid up with
Plant, Mrs. Nelson Crate.
Dr. WUliamsd Pink Pills are sold by
Lumber, Shingles,
yards was reported vt-ry bad, with broken leg and it is not probable
3I4UE5CTORS FOR SCHOOIi DIS- all druggists, or will he sent, postpaid,
some yards of gett- that he will be able to drive any
he necessity
Clapboards, Lath,
on
receipt of price, 50 cents per box;
TRICTS.
ting: the crop in last w«ek if the more this season. The aocid-emt in
six boxes for $2.50, by the Dr. Williams
ibops were to be worth the picking. which the leg'was fractured happenEtc., Flour, Feed,
District No. 1, Mrs. Wm. Arnold Medicine Company, Schenectady, N! Y.
Thei erop in that «e<Jtion is estimat- ed at Hudson Falls while he y a s ex- and Mrs. John Hapgood.
Write today for a free copy of our booked at not much over half a yield. ercising one of his horses. A> crowd
Mjrt. 2, Mrs. Henry Mferriam
let, "WhattoEat and How to Eat.''
Here in this county it is believed of boys and men were playing- an t h e
IT,"" Mrs. .Sidney Lawrence,
that the) cr*op will be larger than an- track and one of them came in con4, Mzs. Floyd King
ticipated a month ago and picking tact with Farley's sulky, throwing
5, Mrs. L. E. Weseott.
will be! general this iweek.
Mr. Farley from his seat. • He was
6, Mrs. Isaac Foo.t)6quality WiU be first-cli
:-class on 1 the picked up and hurried to his hotel,
7 and 18, Mrs. Frediw-Hadl^y.
Timothy, Glover, Etc.
average, very little mold having ap- where it was found that the small
8, Mrs. Elmer Eddy.
peared in th«e vicinity. . Other lo- hone in the right leg w*as broken
9, Mrs. Lawrern e Clark
cal parlae« **V1K> are reported
to netir the ankle. The fracture -was **e
for the fhture. Fill your bine
AGENTS POE
10, Mrs. W. H. ILu-w«od
have contracted for 50 cents are A. duced and Mir. Farley is doing well
with SCRANTON COAL be11, Mrs.* Fired Hawkins
W. Williams, Waiiam Earl, David but it will probably be several weteks
12, Mrs. PWlip Clark
fore
winter.
•:•
:• •:•
Wine, Herbert and Henry Wood and before he can again safely drive his
13, Mrs. Wm. Fo-ote
Win. Bl EMiote.
horses.
14, Mrs. J. Travtrs
15, airs. Wm. Wheeler
Tn mentioning the time in Jwb
TRY OUR DRY WOOD.
16, Mr§. Edward Carlin.
the Maione horse, Aubriom, won tha"
.17,
Mrs. G«o<rge Hayl«
3-year-old trot at GrdtiverneUir last
19,
Mrs.
Jennie
SJifford.
week: we were in error in stating
20, M3ao Lillian Ston©
thnt it was 2:19 1-4. The time wias
•-*!, ifljn^Mtfiue Wine
2:29 1-4.
22, Mrs. Albert il<-\r<o.
20 Amsden St., Malone N. Y.
New
Drug
Th*t
Quickly
Removes
MSXNS3SS ESTABLISHED IS 1872.
23, 24 Mrs. Dora King.
HOW'S THIS?
These Homely Spots\
25, Mrs. Thos. Burton.
There's no longer the
We offer Qne Hundred Dollar** Re
OFFICERS &
tad of feeling ashamed of your ward for any case of Catarrh that
For the convenicjice of members
eckleB, 83 a new drug—otniae— cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh
and becsauae of some eh^ange* in the
double *tren«th—has been discover- Core.
officers, the list is in:din printed, toed that la a potiUve euro tor these
P. J. CHENEY A CO., Toledo. O. gether with the names of members
homely apota.
We, the undersigned, have known up to date, with the suggestion that
Simply get one ounce of otfcfcne— F- J. Cheney for the last 15 years,
intere*t<-d preserve the K A - N O O - N O ^
double strength—from the Hyde and believe nim perfectly honorable every lady
list in her paper for future
Drug Co, and apply a little of it at In all business transactions and fl printed
KARNIVAL
Malone, N.
reference:—
night, and 1Q the morning you will nanelally able to carry out any obliPresdient, Mrs. Mary F\ Lincoln.
see that even the worst have begun gations made by his, firm.
Recording Secretary. M5SB Liznie G.
WAUDINCK KINNil* tt MARVIN,
to disappear, while the light freckT. P. KelleyftCo., les
Wholesale fcruggtsU, Toledo, O. Rennie.
have vanished entirety. It i» selAGRICULTURAL. »nd
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken, in- Corresponding Sooretary, Miss Loidom that more than an ounce t*
I«tT*Stoek * G#nondHer
INDUSTRIAL
cia
F*.
Gilbert.
ternally;
acting
directly
upon
the
needed
to
completely
clear
the
akin
AUOTIOIISB&S.
blood and mucous surfaces of the Treasurer, Miss Mina Jarvis.
Lowest Uving prices to farmers. By and gain a beautiful, clear complex- system.
Testimonials sent free. Price , Vice-Presidetats, Mrs. John M.
ion.
th«dftyor^oJmb»ioiL T«u»of
Be sure to ask for^the double 75 cents per bottle.. Sold by all drug- Cantwell, Mrs. C. W. Breed, Mrs. F. taONDAY-ATHl-ETIC DAY
perleiiceIxitheWeBtaodEt
D. Ki«>urnf Mrs. J. A» Orant, Mra
ATHV.KTIC CARNIVAL UNDER
strength otblne, as thin Is sold un- gists.
AAdreD
Take Hall'* Family PiUs for con- S. M. Howard, Mrs. M, <?. Magnire. THt ROCCS QF THE A . A.Oder guarantee of nxoaey back If it
Mrs. Harry. B .Reddy, Mr«. S. C.
stipation.
fail* "Ho remove the freckk*.
TUESDAYMAYOR'S DAY
T
Coleman, Mrs Vetal Faj «ftte, Mrs
E! Larocdue, Miss Rarato, Brewterter,
?. Mahaia Harwood, Mrs. Jennie* WEDNESDAY- C R A N O t O A Y
Safford, Mra. Dora K\ng, Mias Jennie
jM»IHte*fttA1* ntCKCISCe tMTMB
SearchUght
Wine» Mrs. H. A. Rttrrett.
The
ORAMOKJlUftU
J
Members, Mrs. Mary F , Lincoln,
Route
Mis* Uzsne G. Rennie> Mra. James THURSDAY-GOVERNOR'S
T. ShiSingaaw, Mrs. W. O. Short, AMMtftM grCO V . J O H N A.OUT
Mrs. M. G. Magruire, M^». G. W. Wilding. Mim Lucia F. Gilbert, Mr». J. FRIDAY-SYRACUSE DAY
ABbaay*«d New York.
M. CauCweil, Mrs. S, O. Htintar, Mra.
B(, M. Pinan, Miss Mary J . Flanagan, SATURDAY-f
j. Charles Board way,. Mra C. N.
AUTOMOBILE DAY
Rjoby,.^rs. M. C. Ran*pan, Mrs. I>.
W.H.TAFT
W. FH&ek, Mrs. S. C. CoWnan, Mm.
S. M. Howard, Mrs. C L. Capron,
MJsa Eleanor Herri am, Mise Jennie
,AL WalbrJdg«e, Mrs. Cltotoo. Stevens,
^ r * . ' Bdwar«' W. TjWwrwwfe, Mrs.
jfexy J. M-uuger, Mrs. C. W. Breett,
'MJd8 Mary ' 1Walbridg'e» *"H^9. C Jll^twrerice, Mrs. i | a r y ' 8 ^ i a » h ; Mrs.
Gteorge Gibbo, A n . I>.V"W. t*tt*r«ncev
Mrs M. Zh McClary, Mrs. J. O. BalI* Mrs/ M. I/. French, M««. N. W.
Make Malone Matchless
Names of Soll^tors,
CENTRATCANADA
EXHIBITION Local Department
Sept M6, 1911
85c
Burlingtoi
INCORPORATfiD 1847
Has always paid the highest rate pf lotemft allowed by law
which at the presetrt^tme la
Its Assets on
July 1, 1911,
W«re
$13 907,907.63
No money loaned to any officer or trustee of the Bank. Bosinesa
'«?!» t * a n s a c t e d ty mait as well as in person, and all dealings
becks made payable to the BURLIN0Bnrllngton, Vermont,
CPPICBKH
CK«jrle« F . Smith, Prentldent.
nry Gr-ea, Vl^Pre.ldent.
F, IT. Ferify, 2B4 Vlce-Pre*.
i«hnm, AMI. Tr#«».
The MARKET of QUALITY
O u r MottO
first
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N ***& all the time.
If you are not in
t h ebabit o f
is Oiifllifrv
P111^114*111^ yoar meats and
v^«a«iy
groceries here, try us and joia the procession
of satisfied eastomers.
We a'm to giv€?each patron of oar store the worth of hit
money. Our terms are cash. Come and see what a saving y<m
can make under this system.
Pure Home-Rendered L»rd t 14c.
FARMER BUILDING,
MALONE, N. Y.
STOMACH GAS THE PUCE TO PURCHASE HARVESTING
By far the largest stock of harvesting, spraying and
cultivating tools in Northern New York is here—everything that's
practical ia reducing the cost of your labor or increasing the
value of your produces.
MITCHELL & RILEY,
Highest Cask P r i c e P a i d for Hide..
Fair Prices Prevail Here
Let Us Prove t o You that W e Can Back Up
this Statement.
We Can Furnish J our TABLE and STABLE* Your table with choice groceries and yoor stable with choice
hay, straw, grain and feed. Try us with your next order and see
how well we canfillit.
H . ±. 3DOTJ1D Sc CO.,
THB JUNCTION FKEH> ASD PRODUCE STORK,
OOR. ELM Aim RAYMOND STS.,
BOTH PHONES.
art Co.,
A
BIG JOB
No matter how big and difficult of
execution, can always be -<«y entrusted to u«. Whatever it may be
that requires repairing (piptag^wwere,
drains, tinwork. roofing, etc), onr expert repairman can do the work to
your entire satisfaction. Just phone
us at No. 114 East Main St., and oar
man will call and estimate on the job,
Prompt and skillful service guaranteed.
Smaflnafl & Spencer,
SEED GRAINS.
LOOK OUT
Ceresota Flour
awl Park & Pollard's Poultry
amM3ikk Fed.
Freckles
C. W. Allen Co.
STATE BUB
DENTIST,
MaJenePhnnl)ing& Heating Co.
But Main St., MAL05E, X. T.
• •-*••
Oliver Chilled Plows at Wholesale Prices
We are closing out our line of Plows, including
Sulkies and Hand Plows. We can't come to you
to sell a Plow, but we will pay you to come to urn.
Save money and buy an Oliver Plow cheap now.
H. D. Thompson & CO.,
MALONE'S
MODERN
HARDWARE 12?SS5S
Hop Sacking, Kiln Cloth,
Hop Sacks, Brimstone, at Low Prices.
We always carry a faH line of Groceries. Dry Goods, Shoes,
Underwear, Hosiery, Gloves and Mittens.
CASH PAJD FOR EGGS.
O. S. RHOADES,
PHONE 854-L
EXPOSITION
C-W.
PEOPLES LINE
CITIZENS LINE
JEWELRY.
This store has been for over a quarter of a century headquarter* for the best in jewelry. We earrv afineline of
flie precious stones, silverware of the latest" patterns and
the best wearing grades, in fact everything which the
modern jewelry stores have in stock
DDRu EXPERIENCE
*** *&»«P**** " &U these yean ia
^ L ^ ^ T * ^ w o r t ! l «oa5<fe»ble to every prospec-
tive buyer of a watch or cloek and shouid not be overlooked/We
know where and hsm to buy goods which we can stand back of
with oar gnaraatee.
E. W. Knowlton, J e w % t l ^ t ^