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orta nt Notice
ity Health Officer no goods will be sent:r notice.
laving Prices on
ining Room Furniture
reat Whitney Sales -
accomplish even such a saving as will leave a
nent not used, if you make full use of the adthese stocks built up in times of vastly lower
ABANY HOSPITAL IN
fo Asslstacs
NE OF NURSI EFortg HMembers of Stalf III With
Flu, and Appeal Is Made
Despite the fact that the Inflseae epidemic
In the city is ost the wane there is urgent
need for volunteer workers at the Albay
hosptal. In a s tatement, appealing to Albanians for help, Dr. Goodwin, supsrtntendent,
says that there ar e 40 nurses eonand t
their beds with the disease. Men and women desiring to aid in the work are asked
to notify Mrs. Taylor, Mail 400, between 4
and b o'clock thls afternoon, or aftear 7
o'clock to-night at the hospital. Dr. Goodwin says that credit Is due the omen and
women who already have helped In the work
at the hospital.
After being closed tfor two successive Sundays because of the epidemic, Abany
churches were open yesterday. Sunday
school was omitted I many of the churches,
and the services generally were not largely
attended.
Sline the epidemic started in the city 6,247
eases have been reported to the bureau of
health, which means that oe perso noat of
every 16 has been a victim. There has been
a steady decrease Is the number of new
cases the last few days Fewer new cases
are being taken to the hospital, and yesterday
for the firsat time since the first of the month
there were 17 vacant beds e, pavtilion G,
Albany hospital.
Among yesterday's victims was?svaie"
John smath. 10, of 250 irat street, who
died In the Albany hospital. He wan the
eighbth member of company. stationed at
the Washington avenue armory, to succumb
to the disease.
Mrs. Lucy C. Delaney of 22T Green street,
for many years a reaidess of the southern
section of the city, died esterdry In the
Albany hospital of pneumonia, developed from
Influena. Besides her husband she Is survived by three datghtere, a son and two
sisters. The funeral will bhe held Wednesday morning from her home and later from
SL Ann's church.
FUNERAL OF OH. LATNER
TO DE EID_10-MORROW
Albany Physioian Died From Iuries
__Jeoejyed In. Being Rum Down by
Auteuhlie.
The Rev. Dr. Max Schlesinger,;abblemeritus of Temple Beth Emeth, will
officiate Ott the funeral of Dr. Joseph
IL Blatner, which bll I.e held at the
Blatner residence,,040 Madison avenue, to-morrow morning. Interment
will be n the Beth Â~imeth cemetery.
Dr. Blather, who was one of Albany's leading physicians, died at 2:11
o'clock yestebNay morning at the Alhany hospital. from injuries received
Mail or Phone DOrers. Filled the. D
Received'by Experienced Shoppers Jl!F
No Time Like the Present to Gathi
S Christmas Gifts
Lines all around the store offer cottuntleess suggesti ons ra
things that fit in with the plan of inexpensive and appropsi
ate articles for gifts. It is a request of the Government tha
everybody begin assembling gifts early, so that there will b
no hustle at the last moment-and that the road and facili
ties will be free for war work... lo
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iing Room Set, $239
P-Nine--handsem.e-pieoes, -inelding-64 -extension table with 54 inch top, china
rs and arm chair upholstered in blue or
lar value $350.00. Sale price $239.00.
ing Room Set, $159.00
SING ROOM SEE in mahogany, 48 inch
itension table, china cabinet, five side. Regular value $200.00. Sale price
-Piece Set, 5319.50
SET!10-O pieces, choite o mahogany or
ght Iddtextension table, 54 inch'top. 60,inet, serving table, fiveaside chairs and
raluq $395.00. Sale price$819.50...
$250.00 Suits, $12500
$200.00 Suits, $119.50
$18.5S- $ -Vi
$189.50 Suits,: $y1i:
X$185.00: Suits,
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