The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1906-11-16

Miss Harriet II. Richardson read
a paper on library work before one OF
the societies OF the Church OF the
Mediator on Friday afternoon OF last
week
II is a unique way h. A. Smith has
of selling Hyomei, a guaranteed cure
for catarrh. Complete treatment 81.
Money back II il fails.
b. A. Smiths is the place TO buy
Mona stomach tablets, the guaranteed
cure for indigestion.
A. J. Smith of Providence who died
this week was one of the pioneer
druggists of the Olneyville section.
The Colonial Dramatic Club held an
entertainment in Irons Hall on We'd
nesday evening.
The Commercial Club which is com
posed OF some Of the most popular
young men of this section hold ball
this evening in Irons Hall.
J. Will Carpenter las lately made
some very decided changes and inn
provements TO the Office at his under
taking rooms on Plainfield street.
ID. ]. Barr. the well known wheel
wright is busy with orders. Mr.. Barr
does the wagon making for some OF
the best known arms in the city and
his wagons have the reputation OF
being made on honor"
The body of Agnes Boucher. an
Olneyville young woman, who, with
her husband. came TO an untimely
end by suffocation at their home in
Fitchburg, Mass, was buried Wednes-
day morning from 90 Hartford avenue.
BArial was in st. Ann cemetery.
The body of her husband was sent
to his former home in Canada for
burial.
Have YOU registered your name for
one of our beautiful Art Calenders?
Lees, Prescription Pharmacist, Spring
or Square.
No need for worry If you have
Lees Syrup Iar a. wild Cherry in
the house. Lees Pharmacy, Spring
er Square.
1t is understood that w. III. Saw.
yer will remove mis- hardware bust
ness TO the large store recently vaca'
ted by Thompson Bros. %,
A regular meeting OF the Olneyville
Business Mems Association will be
held on Wednesday evening OF next
week.
Several new houses are being erec-
ted on Fairmount Plat on Manton
avenue.
George NJ. Randall formerly with
Thompson Brothers has entered the
employ of the Mills Tea Company.
Col w. II. Reynolds, formerly con
nected with the Harrison Steam Mill
Company of this place died in New
York City last Saturday.
If you want first class furniture at low
prices try the Reliable Furniture Co. 7SS
Westminster street.
Rev. A. G. Singsen spoke on "The
Ethics of Socialism" at the Bell Street
Chapel last Sunday morning.
Bud Of Hope Lodge, |. o. o. f. will
have its annual parade Sunday and
will attend divine worship in the
morning at the Plainfield Street Free
Baptist Church, where a special ser
mon will be delivered by Rev. j. M.
Lowden.
Lung protectors, 3Ic.. soc. and 75c.; hot
water bottles, 4oc., 72c., 9oc ana sI 2S' az
bottles warranted; z-quart fountain syringes
5oc., 75c., sr.oo, sr.25 and $3.50; fami y
bulb syringes, soc. to Sr.2S, all syrnges
warranted; paper vests, ladies' and gents,
all sizes, soc /; hair irsoles, all sizes, Ioc
per pair; pure cod liver oil, a5c and soc
per bottle; sulphur and cream tartar lozen-
gers, Ioc. box; z.grain quinine pills, 25c:
per 100 bottle; Cascarets, Ioc., 25c., and
soc We carry full line of Camera sup
plies. BYRON A. SMITH, Prescription
Druggist, 10 Olneyville square.