The Post-Star from Glens Falls, New York • 7

PAGE SEVEN THE POST-rSTAR, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1924 PAGE SEVEN i ii LIBRARY TO SHOW d0m wa tivIT Best Fort Edward News Service Cavemen Defeat Strikeouts On K. of C. Alley -fV. I 'I The Cavemen defeated the Strikeout 247S to 2114 on the K. f( C.

aUeys yesterday morning. CHILDREN'S GLENS Methodist Church' HOLLER AWARDED 123 GLEN ST. -F A N'KiH. itO.Eiil Fort Edward Representative -56 Broadway Phone 260-W "MEN'S AND BOYS STORED''. CONTINUES ALL TIIS WEEK? Institution' Calls Attention 1 -2t)Q Worthwhile Editions For' Young Folks CELEBRATING UR 1st BIRTHDAY Children' Book Week' v' in 191.by the American Library As- i Wonder Novelty Sweat- err PwvD Boys Flannelette Blouses i 59 AU-Wool Gloves and Mittens Boys' Flannel Nightshirts Boys' Golf 89c 25c 45c Hose Boys' Belts with Buckles 2-Panfs Suits, -Q for Boys Yank" Work Shirts Flannel" -Shirts Valley" $1.98 aii-wooi ec Sweaters Men's Cord- rf QO uroy Pants tip t70 AU-Wol Coat "Sweet-Orr Overalls $2.95 $2.15 7.7c lie Flannel Shirts Men's Canvas Gloves- Men's' Union- $1.98 alls English Broadcloth Shirts, for men $1.15 Just Glance at These Men's 40c Inter- woven Hose Nightshirts, for men Arrow- r- 27c 89c i- for 25c 15c Collars Paris Garters; pair i Men's Fur- 62Q: QEt Lined Glove Gillette pack's.

1 35c Men's Random $1.47 Union Suits Red and Blue Work Handkerchiefs; limit two lev a customer; each DC Blue Cheviot Work Boys'' E. Z. Union Suits Boys' Knit Eagle 89c Caps Tim's Knit Caps Boy Hose; a pair 25c Boys' All-Wool $1.39 Pants 88c juvenile Suits Jer- QC sey Suits Juvenile Over- $47 coats 1 sociation- and efherajfcttnd has- become in the lastive years a national annual ratnpaign which tllousands -ot com- -murutieaare using to stimuhtte-- interest firr Spys an girls' reading. Its influence tba. year-ln a growing consciousness of the importance of children' reading on characfer Cranilall library is.

tailing especia-l. attention this year to its splendid Children's Reserve Collection' which consists of about 205 beautiful editions of books for nearly all ages. These books are not loaned di- rectly to the children, but parents and teachers are askeri.to take them in their own names and let the children enjoy them with enough to insure their careful, treatment. Many of the books from this cot- lection are to bo on display in two Bhow windows on Glen street during the week. The B.

Fowler iStore compnny. the nursery books and the facinating new Mother Goose Map which will surely appeal -to old as well as young. After this week these books will be available as usual in the children's room of, the library, where it is hoped many new borrowers as well ns the oWunes will take advan-: tage of them. vi About seventy-five' entirely new books have just-been purchased forv the children's genera! shelves, but -wilt be. kept cut.

of circulation until after this week so that all who. are interl estecV may corner to-t lie library at their convenience to handle and discuss them. -AH of the librarians will ba glad to. offer any" assistance during any of the -library- hours to those who care to consider this display. VICTORY 1 COMES DRAGON '5' The Dragons defeate the Won dors 26 to 1- on St.

court Saturday. Summary Dragon (26) 1 F.G. F.P. Lefian, If 9 8 Dunn, if 0 8 Iauzon, 1 2 4 Healy. rg Burns, 11 Wonders (12) F.G.

P. T. Ufa ton, Smith, If rf" 0 i- 0 0 5 1 1 5 4 4 1' time Wonders 9, Dragons 4 Fouls committee Dragons Y.W'on dera 6. Referee, Healy. DRAGONS SEEKING GAME AT FORT The Dragons wish to play the Fort Ann Juniors on November .14, if a guarantee ot three' dollars ran be ar-i ranged.

The Dragons Lauzon and Lchan forwards; Duns center; Healy and Bums guards. An answer should be made The PostStar. ALBANY CAPTURES LEAGUE PENNANT Albany High school easily defeated Troy High school In football Saturday, afternoon, thereby clinching therachol- astic league pennant in the- southern Circuit' Albany- will play Cambridge for the league ART CLUB TO MEET IN PARISH HOUSE; Miss Edoa Bassinger will entertain the Tuesday -Art club- tomorrow eve-ing at 7:45 in the Parlslr house; Mra Dt H. Cowles will give an illustrated ta.lk. HEBREW AID SOCIETY TO HOLD SOCIAL MEETING "The Hebrew Ladies Aid society will hold a social at the pent meeting nesday afternoon at 3 in Erlanger hall.

The hostesses will be Mrs M. Maslon axid Mra. Charles Sliapera. FETES RAINBOW CLUB Miss Helen Toomey; 4t Piatt street, entertained the Rainbow club at her home yesterday afternoon. Those -present were: the Misses Catherine and Alice Herlihy Alire DeGrush, Anna Corbett and Lillian Hickey.

POST-STAR WANT ADS PAY SitnkeouU WVl A Girard 149 138 19? 4T9 .154 142 440 157 1J 407 200 153 527 211--20 -iSl Pucharm 144 K. Llnehan US Moynthan 17S 728 860 828 2414 Cavemen (2478) 15 148 149 '447 ll 1S9- 161 610 17 16S 210, S4 160 li2 13S 45 ISA 143 167 '8Sf 247S Donovan Carte Re'ardoh folley Cooney i SCHENECTADY HIGH TAKES TRACK Placing enJn secontt ana ntiu. places ana nunenmg the rest of its scores for at team total ef- forty-seven points. Schenectady High Baturday won 'both the Cornell invitation tinoV the New York State Uih Association cross couhtry races here over a three mile course Schillke, of Hut chinson -High school, Buffalo, was the individual winner and was followed by Ritchie of CRESCENTS BEAT CATSKILL FIVE CATSKlCL. Nov.

8 Flashing an A No. 1 "brand" oITiasketbulI, the "Original Crescents of New York defeated the Hozitzers, composed of members of the local state guard, in the armory hero tonight by a -score -of 26 to 16. The scored- Cresttnts (28) lb. fp. tp.

Reynics, If. 4 Lajiske, rf. 1 KulleVe. -1 Williamsv'rg. 3 Bergkamp, lg.

1 10 Howitzers (16) Orobe, Simmons, rt 0 Matthews, e. 0 CM sen, rg. .2 Goie, b. ".0 Totals 6 6 16 Seere at hole Crescents' 12, Howitzers rows committed, by Creseents 16, liy Howitzers l4; referee, W. Groue- time of periods, twenty rain utes.

EMPIRES READY FOR PLAY UPON COURT The Empire basketball team has or ganized for the season and elected Arthur Danahy captain and manager, He Is well known In this city for his basketball and managerial ability. The roster of his team includes such stars as Connel, Toomey, O'Connor, DeCabo, Lorin, Ed Toomey. This team applies for admission to 'The Pos't-Star Junior league. HAWKS FOOTBALL TEAM" VICtOfilOUS The Hawks football team Saturday de feu ted the Delawarea on the Big Cross gridiron 10 to 0. -The winners want to meet the Senecas of Hudson Falls at Big-Cross field on Sunday, November 18, at 3.

If this challenge is accepted-, a telephone call to complet arranmegents. WHITEHALL HIGH WINS-FROM 'U' Much credit- reflects upon Coach Murphy and the- football" teem of Whitehall High school for then- victory in Saturday's game on the "Adams grounds by a score of 20 to 0' over Plattsburg High School. The Whitehall team scored three touchdowns and a safety. The score at half time was 0 to 0. Neddo's long runs were-the feature of the game.

The worJt of the Whitehall: team, -as a whole was very good. Those whs stood eut above the rest were Gordon, Whalen. R. Whalen and Fountain. During the last half Plattsburg made every effort to score, but their, ociense was easily checked by the Whitehall boys.

FOOTBALL RESULTS Williams 43 Wesleyan- Princeton, S4, Harvard 0. West Syracuse T. Union 20, Amherst 3. 31, Susntiehsnna 0. Columbia 40.

Y. University 0. Chicago Zl, Illinois -21. Pennsylvania 3 Georgetown- 0. St.

Lawrence 12, Hamilton 7. Rutgers 43,. Lafayette 7,. Michigan 27, Northwestern University 0. Tufts- 7, Bowdoln J.

T.ehigh 3, Holy Cross 0. -Springfield 21, Providence 0. Yale 47, Maryland 6-. Hobart 27, Alfred 6. Indiana 12, Ohio State t.

Army 14, Florida 7. West Virginia 34, Colgate 2. Penn State 23, Carnegie- Tech T. Rochester 21, Buffalo Boston College 34, Marquette 7. Haskell 17, Brown 13.

Notre Dame 38, Wisconsin. 3. AT ALL A JL the Aid Society to Hold I- Annual -The-Ladies-Aid socirty nf tfiffMetho dlst church will hold its. annual bazaar oir Thursday and Friday afternoon and evenings, December and fi, with chicken pie supper- the first evening and clam chowder the second ecenuig. TUe lollowing chairmen are appoint ed im ther -committees: lancr tame.

Mrs. O. W. FSowtell- my3tery booth. Mrs.

W. H. Smith; en- ei-talnment. Airs. North; apron able, Jfrs.

Fanny Harlowi candv table Mrs, M. X. Shoemaker; dmtng table, Mrs. K. H.

Beers: kitchen table Mm Orrin Newton. Mrn; Fred Howard, JJarlon avenue Alui-week prayer serviee-at nesda night will be- fallowed, by meeting of the rhoirti 3 he annual ctucken nie anntwr rt the Jieynold Corners Methodist church will be lieht at the home- of Austin Reynolds, Thursday, November 2i at neynoius corners. Friends -Wednesday night at JO the Braver meeting ot the Frieads' rliurch will be heU -Glena Falls, Quarterly meet ing of the Ministry and Oversight will be conducted at Id Wednesday. morning in the Glens FuUs Frieads' chnreh. Christian lneavor "meetinc at 11 -ranch at 13 and a business meeting at v.

mr rne-Konynmr-cias-wm meet at 7:30 Friday evening -with Krtss Ida Robinson. Leyal Deuahters' elass win hold a fascy sale in the church perlbra Fiday aai isaturday afternoons-and evenings. Baptist Regular prayer services will he held at 7: SO Wednesday night. AUXILIARY- TO MEET-' The Women's anxilliury to-Mohican poet, American Legion, will meet at 8 this evening in the poet Main CIRCLE TO MEET HouRhtalmg Review, W. B.

A. circle, of which. Ultra, Margaret McCombe is Chairman; will- meet with Mrs. Mary Quisn. Hudson street.

Tuesday evening- Cv F. MEETING F.kctric Uwfge. Odd 'Fellows, will meet 8 tonight in the O. F. hall.

TRUSTEES TO MEET The-yillage Board of Trustees will meet at tiL tonight in the trustees' roomW i -j t. MRS. HARRY CLOW Representative Telephone 2J-FS News items for The PosUStat may be left at Mrs. Clow's home." WINGFEET3 WIN The Wiugfeet baaketbatl learn. ol Glens Falls deleated the Argyle High school team in Argyle Saturday night by a score of IK to 17.

Ladies aid to meet The Ladies' Aid society ef thoTMeth. odlst Episcopal-church- will meet at i tomorrow In the-home of Mr. Amanda Taylor. i.tf.o. f.tomeet-- Argyle lodge-, I.

O-. -V will meet tomorrow evening. The meeting will be followed- by 4 REHEARSE FOR PLAY The pupils of District Na 11 are rehearsing for play to le given in the near future, .1 EXCHANGE PULPITS John Little of Cambridge and the Rev. of the North Argyle U. P.

church exchanged pulpits Sunday. -1 PREPARATORY SERVICE -'Preparatory services were-held in the United Presbyterian church Saturday afternoon when the following were baptized IOrwin- Halev-Coolidge Saunders Copelflnd, Phoebe Corrlne.1 Kiimer, Margaret JJoig and Margaret Kinney. Personals The Rsv. Dewltt' McEachron of Covington has returned to his home after visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs, Albert McEachron.

Miss Margaret Maha.ffy of Long Island has been the guest of (Mahaffy and i-v. xti a lie iiimseB xc-(inuct UIIU meg xiuill ilton of Greenwich have been guests at-tlie- Methodist parsonage; MRS. KULDAH M. Telephone Hudson Falls 5-F-22. FAREWELL PARTY A farewell party was given Miss Iva Wiles, Saturday evening at her home In Adaipsvllle.

Games were played, musicwas enjoyed ahd refreshments were served. ,1 Obituary Mrs. Charles Parks Mrs. Charles Parks, of Hartford village, died at 6 last night, after years illness. -fv WILLIAMS CRUSHES WESLEYAN VARSITX VrilXTAMSTOWN.

Nov. J. William swamped Wesleyan. by the score of 43 to 0 in their annual game tn Weston field here, todays The Purple was far too powerful for- its foe gaining ground almost at will and registering six A safety added to its total in the third quarter. The Williams backs tore the opposing line to pieces, carrying- th ball op anil down, the field.

Only tor stellar work by the Wesleyan secondary de fense, more touchdowns would nave Deen aauea. ina t-urpie Kept us open game under cover, depending almost entirely in (straight football to advance the pigskin. The Wesleyan. tackles were pounded hard throughout the contest. Butu'iie alid Beckwith "Were the stars Jn the Williams attack, gaining consistently.

SuraMn and Clark played atroDtf games on the line. ARGYLL HA HMD $29,447 CONTRACT Supt. CrogaiVs Recommendations Have Effect In Abtion at Albany Word wagrecelved here Saturday that the I fuller Construction eompanyt Inci of this vHtas hadbeen awarded the contract for th remodel-rns of Bargo CanaJ Lock 7 below this yillasce. they being the low bidder of sis contracting -f irm yhose bids' have lust been opened' In the oftic of the Public WorkS In Albany. -The bids fdllow.

McCann' J42.823 American Pipe and Construction Amsterdam; Canttrewlti Constractlon corn-puny Mohawk Bridge and Dovk Herkimer, William H.V Bronk, Hudson Falls, t36.996; J. Fort Kd-ward. S2, 47.60. Work at. Iock which tag Been lianging fire, for eer year, was test summer- deemed advisable bv Suoer- hrtendent Frank J.

CVigan and th let ting of the contract for this important pieeer-of repair-work I a result of his effort to show the state that it would be far" rtore advisable to make repairs at once than to put tnem off and rlsR a break lit the lock wall which would mean the expenditure of a much. catr cr sum of money. These repairs iiTclnde a waTl between the river eanal. and an Inside canal wall as well as resnrfaeins: the appmncii walls1 and staircases which all allow 'sisna of deeRy, For some time past th wall between the river and canal has been troublesome, tot Ung the eanul water seen out escape through) the river Chanel. Pteparatory arrangements- for the startins the will be: made within a short time-, but it wHl not be possible to start actual work tantir af ter the closhis 0f the water is dra-wn.

1 FAITHLESS, FRIEND I ESCAPES WITH AUTO 111 'An ihfdithfut friend left In charge mr Dorrowert uneweret-roadster said to be the property of a Glens Falls while his friend was trans acting business In Cortland this village, Saturday evening made a suc cessful, escape with the can. much commotion in that section using lllttge ler an houtr or more. The man was arrested- early Sunday morning in Mechanlcvljle where it was found he had removed? the- last number on the license plates with the aid of tin sheai-i and added a ne-fr tire -to tbr equipment, i Apprehended 1 In', Mechanicyllle. "yesi" terday morning1 by tlie police of -that city Kmule Smith of Glens Falls, was i brought to this village bv Chief of -Police M. J.

Hanley and. lodged in thei village Smith is charged with the i theft of a Chevrolet roadster belonging to William Rocle of Glens Falls from im front of a Cortland street residence Saturday evening. He was brought before Justice of the Peace Willard Robinson for a. bearing last evening but adjournment wasaken until this morning. Obituary Mr.

Abbie Nesbitf The remains-of Mrs. Abbie B. Tes-Ittr, wife of frank E. esbitt, -who died at her home In Saratoga Friday were buried inr Union cemetery yesterday afternoon Mrs. John Schrodt services for "John Schrodt will be held at thi morning from Joseph's church.

The Rev. John Morrldsey will be in St. Joseph's cemetery. Byroi Wigu The remain of Byron Wlgg, a-form-er resident of this village, reached here yesterday from Mt." Klsco Where for a number of years ne? has made his home with--his daughter, Burial was made from tha train in Union cemetery. SCHOOL BOARD TO MEET A meeting of the Beard of Education will be held tomorrow evening at 7:30 in the Broadway school building.

AUTO CLUB TO MEET The monthly meeting of the Fort Edward Automobile elub will be held in the- village trustees room at 8 Thursday evening. Final plans for the annual, banquet will be completed at this time, MERCHANTS TO MEET The adjourned meeting of the Merchants association will be held) at 7:30 Thursday evening, 4 Gqod Meals meals can-be better relished with a healthy Try chiro practic. Br. John H- Bullion, 94 Broads- way, Fort Edward. Advertisement.

Apply Sulphur; as Told When Your Skin Breaks Out Any breaking out of the even fiery, Itching eczema, can be quickly overcome by applying a little Mentho- isulphur, declares a noted skin special 1st. Because of its germ destroying propertles, thh? sulphur preparation begins at once- to- soothe irritated, skin and heal eruptions such as rash; plm-plne and ring worms. It seldom fails to re-neve the tor ment and disflgurement, and you do not have to wait for relief from embarrassment. Improvement shows. Sufferers from sklnr trouble should obtain a small jar of Kowles' Mwntho-Sulphur from any good drug: gist and use it like cold cream.

TO REPAIR LOCK SULPHUR-CLEARS SKIM RIGHT UP Mr. Stowed la in Charge of Nt.tjf Circulation Advertising The Post-Star' it an Sal at Blsckall's Newsroom the Dpuglis Grsoery Uwir Broadwiy. Lew Fisher Takes Over Orpheum Movie House In Chatham Lew. Fischer yesterday aonouncetl that he had dosed, negotiations where by he will become the manager owner or- the equipment of the- Orpheum theatre in Chatham. This house will added to the.

Pischer circuit which, at present'eomprises nouaear in this villase. Th-onderowa. Port--Henrv and Fair'Haren, Vt. The Orpheum- the' only theatre (n Chatham- and has a seating capacity of five hundred. Mr.

Fischer haa already assumes the- man agement or the Orpheumv CtVlC LEAGUE TO HOLD CARD PARTY AND SALE plans are complete for the benefit fcard party to be held- under the auspices of Leagae on Saturday afternoon In the roomsr of the Masona when, bridge, enchre and 600 will be in play and awards made the winners. A sale of home baked food and candy will be conducted and refreshments The public is 'invited to bs present CLUB TO MEET A meeting ot the Fort Edward flub will be held in their lireadway Jiome TOWN BOAJIDS TO MEET v' A meetins of me Town Hoard will be held at I'M this afternoon in the offlce of town clerk Blanche E. Tar ncy. TO MOLn ciRn prtv Queen iho Hudson Kebecca will hnUl a bem ftt card party -Tuesday evening at the home of LCvoy Harris, Summit street. Eucave and 509 will be play and award-will, be mad the winiie-s.

Keireslunents-. will be served and public invited to be present, CHANGE THEATRE SCHEDULE' Anothep change is annoHneed start lng immediately in the picture pro gram at tne i-iradiey wnen-snows win be given on. Tuesday, Friday, Satur day and 1 Sunday, with mtitinees on Saturday and The first shows TV ill' i iw nnt naAW torn and admission prices will remain the same, i ENTERTAINS MUSICIANS Miss -Blanche Wiggins; Wofurday ea tertained Miss Kinne's music class at her noma in Burgoyne twelve members: being It was de cided to call the "club the, Junior Music club. Charles-. Widdicombe.

was named treasurer. An interesting musical program was rendered, and were served. Personals 11 M. returned from a "business trip of several days In Syracuse; John Lock street has gone to Raybrook where she will receive- treatment. Irving C.

Foote, who Is employed" In Poultney, spent Sunday, at his home in Upper Broadway, Lew Fisoher yesterday returned, to his home in State street following a business trip to Chatham. Elliott Jewell, Notre Dame street left Saturday for St. Louie. where he will spend the Alfred J. Stoweli was in.

Toultney, VU Saturday. 1 Ransom' Saturday returned from aa business stay of several days In Mtea Elsie Forte haa been- the guest of her father Irving C. Forte- in Poultney, Vt. and Mrs. Herbert McMUrray leave today for Orlando, Florida where they.

will pass the winter. Miss Marion Record ot Albany spent the with her parents, Alt. and Mrs. William Record, East -Owen Brady of Albany was the Sunday guest of his parents. Mr.

ami -Mrs. li am Brady, East street. -i- Frank Simpson of Albany-- spent Sunday at his home in upper Broad way. Gerald Brady, East street, was the guest of friends in- Schenectady over Harry McEwan. today returns to his studies in Albany following a- few days spent: at his -home in: Upper Broadway.

i' Mr. and Mrs, Lew Fischer leave this afternoon for Albany where they will attend this evening In the Ten Eyck Hotel the' annual banquet and dance of the Board of of the Motion Picture Exhibitors, of the state. SO. GLENS FALLS OWEN J. CONLIN.

Jb. So Glens Falls 13 Pivervitw 8. Phons 13M-W Advertising and matter thcwld be taken- up wrth the Business Office. Talaphone SLIGHT DAMAGE AS; FIRE BURNS TREES Tlie local fire departments were called- out at 11:45 yesterday morning to extinguish a lire which started the woods near Baker Brothers' garage. Slight damage to a few trees resulted.

Church Notes Church acth-IHea srhednleil to te conducted in the local churches are as follows: Methodist The Board of Trustee-i will meet at 7:30 tonight In the parsonage. Ladies' Aid society will meet at 2:30 Thursday afternoon with Mrs. F. Comstock: Tried and True Sunday school cbiss will meet nt 7:39 tomorrow night with AUCTION SME A A will sell at public sale on his farm 2 miles south of Fort Ann, 12 mile east of that road, Wediiesday, November 12 AT 10 O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING. 19 choice Cows, twayear old Heifers, six year? i Kng Heifers, two year old Bull Black two Work Horses, Hens and Farming Tools consisting- of Plows, Tractor, Drills, Wagons, Carriage Cutter and other farm took too num-J" -erous to mention.

Also the farm of 95 acres, mostly tillable, well wooded and, well watered, 5 with buildings in first class condition. FRANK BEECHER, Auctioneer, Skidmore Musical Course First NovlO MAX ROSEN World Fiamous Violinist u- Other Artists; Madame- Louise Homer, Cleveland Symphony -Orchestra, Lenox String Quartet. 't't Cootm Tickets $5, $7, $8 and $10. Limited number single- admissions $1.50, 'Lr $2.50 and $3. It is cheaper and safer to bny Course Tickets.

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