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*— fmm tgy-tMT^" ~ The MM-York Weekly, Hamilton, N . y . •"".»•»*"• Place rHERE BC/YEiJ and SELLER MEET •-*«•• 1 -~<fJJit;iSi.^;<;.T Ay ction Sales POR ONE OF THE BEST and most jmplete Auction Services call C. H. 'arker, Otselic, N. Y., Phone 17F121 AUCTION! ! settle the estate of James Gilmar- Itin, one mile south of Hamilton village, SATURDAY, JUNE 14— starting at 1 P. M. Sharp: Z9xl2 Wilton rugs; 1 9x12 Axminster Rugr very good I condition; ladder back and curley 1 maple chairs; 3-piece oak bedroom j suite; 2 very good chests of drawers, [maple top stand; 2 3-drawer sectional bookcase and books; 1 nea^Jv new dining room suite with 6 chairs;3>piece S irlor suite, plus many other articjes. othing sold .before sale. Terms cash. Thomas I. Gilmartin, Administrator. Floyd Currier, Auctioneer WESTENDORFS FORTY-FIRST SALE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, at 1 P. M. (D.S.T.) in the village of Earlville, N. Y., at the Westendorf sale pavilion with comfortable seats, on North Main Street, Route 12-B. 75 HEAD choice dairy cattle, regis- tered and grade Holsteins from re- liable consignors. About 40 head of Heifers, bred for fall, of which include a marvelous group of those Big Canadian Heifers carrying calves. Some are granddaughters of Pathfinder, balance first and second calf Heifers, springing and close-up cows. Also a good small Dairy. Be on hand to buy these § cattle at prices you can afford to pa\ Milking animals«selling with veteri- narian examination. Consignors— Have your entries in early. Com- mission 5%. "^\ William Evans and P. G. H^vey, Auctioneers. Walter Westendorf, 2wl Sale Manager and Own< Deering mowing machine. Milk Equipment: 4 milk cans, 2 milk pails, strainers. Miscellaneous Equipment: 100 bushels oats; Household furniture. FARM FOR SALE: 120 acres, 2 story. 12 room house, good cellarr^jjopd floors, light and telephone; 2 barns, one 30x70, one 30x50, cement basement, 2& stanchions."* stalls, 1 Silo, hay fork, 2 colony chicken houses, spring house, low price, easy terms. Terms Cash—Bill Evans, Auctioneer Craine & Miner, Owners SPECIAL SALE plete Dispersal of "Chris Ryan at the Westendorf Sales Pavilion, Earlville, New York, along with our regular sale. 15 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COWS 11 just fresh, 3 close up, 1 fall, 1 bull, and '3 heifers. -These cattle are all outstanding. FARM ^EQUIPMENT—Oliver trac- tor "70" with cultivator; 2 bottom John Deere plow; tractof drags; mow- ing machine; hay loader; new lime sow- er on rubber; rubber tired wagbn with rack; manure wagon on rubber; 4 can Surge cooler; 2 Surge milkers with pump and pipeline; milking utensils, etc. mnntncisr^ "mi'V 1 -" • - 'fly w* ' *-ly* MUNNSVILLE LIVESTOCK EX- «rMc« mise*M*"irmaw June 17, at 1 o'clock, P. M., daylight saving time. Sales now bringing high- est prices. Our usual run of fat western beef cows, calves, horses, hogs and m. peultry. A real opportunity. Entire daisy of- 25 head—6 two-year-old heif- ers due to freshen in fall; 7 fall cows, balance spring cows. JD Model B tractor on rubber. Our dependable pick-up ^service will truck in your cat- tle lor the sale at $1 a head: Phone Munnsv^le 2261. Kenneth Adams, Owner and Operator, Miinnsville, N. Y. . lwl BIG DISPERSAL SALE I, the undersigned, discontinuing dairy farming, will sell my entire herd of milch cows, and farm tools *at public auction, at my farm located on main State Highway leading from Sher- burne to Smyrna, N„ Y., TUESDAY, June 17 starting -at 10:00 o'clock A. M., D.S.T. • •/ • , One of the outstanding herds of Hol- stein cattle in Chenango County, all heavy producers, many milking 70 lbs. each at two time milking, with an average test at station for the year of 3.5 and 3.6% and producing 14 cans per day. They have the size, quality, good condition, nearly all raised on the home farm, nothing over six years old. Blood tested, and a health chart with each individual, fully accredited, of 4 h s ^ | k t y head twenty^ are„re^isjered. with the papers. when calves mey were selected from the Eugenfe Howard, Burt Butts, and R. H. Volmer dairies. About y% freshened recently, and bal- ance bred for fall. This wonderful herd are Gravel Brook Ormsby Echo born Januarv22, '45 will be sold at this time. FARM MACHINERY^One 17-27 Case tractor on rubber, one 18-32 Case *r»^t«r nn <jteejL recerttlvxebuihy pejt. feet condition, 50 ft. / in. Deit, several new. Goodyear tractor tires, nearly all sizes, new 16-600 Firestone tires, and tubes, new. disc* auto wheels for 16-600 tires. A neto Case steel wagon on rub- ber. A new v a s e B24 tractor plow, 2 used Case sMe rakes, perfect shape; Case dump lAe, Case two-row-corn planter, good manure spreader, manure wagon and box, nearly new bean puller, new wire stretcher%weed hog. buzz saw 2-ueed riding cultivators, several bales of new hay wire, a w^ge quantity of graphite grease, cupgrease, and roofing B iint, ipts of sman^tools. OUSEHOLD GOODS-CasB Elec- tric washing machine, and G. E. refrigerator, 2 typewriters, tables, electric lamps, chairs, stands, 2 heating stoves, dishes, and many other articles. Terms as follows: all sums under $200 cash. If you want credit above this amount see representative of The Sherburne National Bank, who will be at the sale to accommodate reliable parties. E. S. Gardner, Owner, Case Implement Saks C. H. Parker and William Evans, Auctioneers. 2wl COMPLETE DISPERSAL - STOCK AND EQUIPMENT Paul Earkhurst Farm, located on Route 12 about 5 miles north of Sherburne. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1947, sale starts "at 12:30 P. M.' Having sold my farm, I will sell at public auc- tion the following:' la HEAD Op CATTLE—15 Cows, Holsteins, most- ly fall; 2 Heifers, bred; 1 fall, 1 spring; 2 Heifers, not bred. Several P. B. Registered Holsteins. This herd is artificially bred. ? HORSES: 1 good farm team, 5 and 7 years, weight about 2800 lbs., good harness. Tractor and Equipment: John Deere "H" on rubber, 3 years old; New J. D. 16 in. plow; cultivator; McD. corn harvester; 60 ft. tractor belt. Farm Equipment: J. D. sulky plow; walking plow; 2 section drag; walking cultivator; reaper and binder; McL). side delivery rake; rope and slat "drop* head" loader; dump rake; 2 wagons,, 1 on rubber, hay rack; Papec 16 in. blower; sleigh; 2 mowing machines; McD. and Massey-Harris; buzz saw. Milk Equipment: 2 single unit DeLaval Sterling Milking Machines; pump 1-2 h. p. motor; 6 cans, 2 pails, strainer; General Electric 4 can cooler. Miscellaneous Eq, u iP rn ^ nt: New 100 gallon hot water neater; potato hiller; cabbage setter; 100 sharpened fence posts; lumber; some grain; miscel- laneous items. Terms Cash. Bill Evans, Auctioneer. Paul Parkhurst, Owner. Craine and Miner, Sales Managers, Sherburne, New York. TWO SALES- SAM& ©A¥--At 7 o T clock p. m., we will sell stock and tools at the Emily Dungey farm, South Hamilton, M. Y:- TASTY HOME COOKED luncheons or dinners served in a quiet domestic atmosphere. Service 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Banquets and parties. ' The Dutch Inn, Morrisville, 2w4P Drive v a Eaton HOME COOKED Regular Lunches served from noon rright: ~The~ Ola* Stone jug 71 51w8P J Hamilton Meals— to mid- y AUCTION Having purchased farm and all per- sonal property of Douglas L. Bliss, we will sell same at •public auction on the premises known as the Bliss Homestead, 3^ miles southeast of Georgetown, just; off Route 26 on the Bliss Road on FRIDAY, JUNE 20 at 11:00 A. M., 53 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY: consisting of 39 cows; 11 heif- ers (some bred)', 2 purebped bulls, 1 with papers. „Halr^.t these cows a"re fresh balance brSTTirfan. irns.is a FRENCHYS HOTEL, Solsville, where good home cooking makes a regular dinner, lunch, or sandwich, a real treat. All legal beverages. 4w4P HERMAN EIHOLZER—There are two passes for you at the Morrisville Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sister's Secret" air Schine's State, Hamilton, June 17, 18 and 19. &**: Farmers' Supplies FOR SALE—McCormick-Deering hay loader and side rake in fair shape. Frank Anderson, Morrisville, R.D. 2 lwlP Phone after 7 P. M. - 43F13 General Merchandise p*g» FOR SUMMERTIME "or Winter! New Perfection 3-Burner Oil Stove, Porcelain finished. Also extra ovens. Trueworthy & Dailey, 2wlP SQlsy|H»,. COMPLETE SUPPLY of roofing shingles and roofing paper, roof paint, wire window-screens and screening, both bronze and, galvanized. Trueworthy & Daily, * Jw2 SnlwUle, N. V. •, 'ififVit' ''- ; * WENDOVER ROAD LAWNMOWER Shop—Mowers ground and repaired. Dexter Simons, Wendover Road, lw8P R. F. LVTXBouckville, N. Y. FOR SALE — New Type Firestone 10x28 Tractor Tires.. Leland Motor Car Co., Inc., Iw2 Hamilton. N. Y. * GOODYEAR TIRES (or cars, trucks' or tractors. Full stock on hand. Call on us for service. George FitzSimmons & Son, lw3 Morrisville FOR SALE - 5 lb. and 40 lb. bags Ford Charcoal Briquets. Leland Motor C^r Co.. Inc., of 2w2 Hamilton. New York FOR SALE—Enamel kitchen range. 6 griddles, reservoir, warming closet, polished top. New condition, $35.00. Also 23 cubic feet stainless steel farm freezer, new,* $600.00. C. J. Cole, 2w3 South Otselic, N. Y. FOR SALE—Bed, dresser and vanijy. L. G. Munson, 2wlP . Earlville. N. Y. THE ADA B. ORVIS SHOPPE—For graduation gifts, see our " Usual Line of Unusual Gifts." Table of gifts greatly reduced. Suits and. Topcoats 20% discount. Sale now in effect. 2wl Hamilton. N. Y.' FOR SALE!—New Junior Cream Sep- arator, $20; coal brooder, 250 size, $8. Carl McBain, 36 Madison Street, 2wlP Hamilton FOR SALE—Case Model CC tractor in excellent condition. Also 16 in. Case plows. Thomas Hayduke, 2wlP Oriskany Falls, N. Y. WANTED—Someone to cut hay halves. W. B. Jeff, Hamilton, 2wl phone 173 W on FOR SALE—While they last: SKO Cultivators for Ford tractors, Ferguson System. Leland Motor Car Co., Inc. 2wl Hamilton, New'York FOUR ROW Power Tractor Crop Duster. Two wheel-barrow type 2-row dusters. 2w2 George FitzSimmons & Son Morrisville DAIRYMEN—Control flies with 50% DDT Water Dispersible Powder.* Used as a wall-spray, its effectiveness lasts* for-*£—at six months: Two starter and (new last fi rubber (ra rubber; M New Holl Baler (used baler twine; er; New NIGHT SALE - COMPLETE DIS- FARM, STOCK AND —Emily Dungey Farm, itied on the South Hamilton-East Road at the FOOT Corn- Follow Auction Arrows. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1947*- Sale Starts at 7:00 P. M* (D.S.T.) 27 HEAD OF CATTLE—17 t o w s — Holsteins, mostly fall; 4 Heifers— ^Heflfri—not bred; Horses— farm team, 10 and 15 years, 2700 lbs. 1 double harness. EQUIPMENT: Sulky plow; lf^cff^sufe P cuSJator; MtD° rope and slat hay loader; dump rake; 2 wagons on steel; hay rack; Papec tin.ensilage cutter and blower; tied; raised by Mr. Bliss ^n this farm They have size and condition and ex- cellent production records with some cows giving as high as 79 lbs. FARM EQUIPMENT Farmall "M" tractor dfi rubber with lights, power lift attachment ;\M-D 3 bottom plows on Farmall F20 tractor on tractor mower 7 it. cut; d Automatic Pick-Up season); 30 bales of Idea green crop load-, ide delivery rake; New Idea manure "spreader on rubber; JD grain drill (like new); JD 2-row corn planter; Case ail steel corn har- vester; Gehl 13 in. blower and pipe; M-D oil bath mower; dump rake; 3 section weed hog; sulky cultivator; buzz saw; grist mill; rubber tired wagon; sleighs; belt; platform scales; clippers and other smalL tools. 1941 Chev- rolet VA ton truck with, stake rack. Sugar Equipment: 5x12 Grimm Evap- orator complete; 800 sap buckets with covers; porcelain lined storage tank. Haverly 8 can milk cooler; M-D milker pump and motor; Surge milker unit; 20 milk cans; pails and strainers. 40 Torts baled Hay, 5 tons baled straw, some grain. ] - HORSES: Team Roans weight 3400; double harness and collars. i TWO FARMS: No. 1—Consisting of 160 acres with plenty of water, good wood lot, sugar bush,.106.it r Gambi:eL roofed, jdrivet-hrough barn; 2 silos; water buckets; 50 swing stanchions and pens. Fine 8 room house in excellent condition with furnace and bathroom; nice sun porch. All buildings are well roofed, in good repair and well painted. No. 2—-Consists of 90 acres adja- cent to above farm, barn, good six- room house with lights, water, good «w. ^^^s^m^j^J^;, Stream, otitthe property. These two farms will broffered for sale on day of auction if not sold before. Inspection invited at any time. Terms: Personal property cash. Terms on real property made known the day of sale. -" 'Strung & Owners Auctioneers: Clarence Parker, South Otselic Harold T. Jones, West Winfield. Lunch served on the premises by the ladies of the local church organizations. 2w2 TO LET—50 Acres of-hay to cut on shares. * Floyd Well*, 2wlPv Earlville ' GALVANIZED POULTRY Netting. Galvanized and bronze screen cloth in limited quantities. ' . Conkling-Rogers Co., Inc., Iw3 Earlville , water covers 1500 square feet. $1.40 per package. » Solsville Coop G.L.F. Service, Inc. Iw2 Solsville HARRY CHASE There are two passes for you at the Earlville Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sis- ter's Secret" at Schine's State, Hamil- ton, June 17, 18 and 19. . FOR SALE—Apartment size electric range, porclain top table, camp cot, ice box, and size 39 man's gabardine suit. ' Phone 629, Hamilton 2wlP SCREEN CLOTH—Copper and Gal- vanized, from 24 to 42 inches. Keep the flies out! Reed's Hardware, 2w2P Hamilton STROLLERS—New shipment of Kid- dies strollers; all popular types. 2wl Maynard's, Hamilton PROTECT YOUR Clothes and Fur- niture from moths for'5 years - one application-or Berlou pays the damage. Crowe's Drug Store, 2wlP Hamilton HIRES DELICIOUS ROOT BEER made with real root juices. A grand thirst quencher. It's ice cold. Rausa's Smoke Shop, 2wlP Hamilton RADIOS^—Bendix v Zenith, Emerson and Philco. Combinations and table models. Conkling-Rogers Cd., 2w2 Earlville CAMP STOVES, lunch boxes, thermos jugs, camp equipment, steak and ham- burg grills and pack baskets. Eccleston's Hardware 2wlP ." '•• Hamilton . ! 1 ' i FARMERS—Get more miles of safe driving with Super Unico 600x16-^-4- ply farm passenger car tires. The squeegy type, serrated treads, and strong side-walls make them ideal for use on farm cars. Tire 600x16-4 ply, $14.75, tube 600x16, $3.15. Solsville Coop G.L.F. Service, Inc., Iw2 Solsville, N. Y. IF YOU ARE Chinking about a Surge milter, milk coolers, tot water heater, electric fences, or genuine Surge parts, •ee your Surge dealer. --.-» H.F.Snyder, - lwtf ' Hamilton 296 POTATO PLANTERS—Two one-row machines, now in stock. Clarence J. Betts, lw3P Hamilton - Phpne 100 $2 FOR DEAD HORSES and Cows, if called same day they die. $5 to $18 for live horses, accordingto condition and sue. Call Collect 30F2 Sherburne Rendering Works, lwtf Sherburne, N. Y. WILSON—World's largest maker of milk coolers and farm freezers; now showing brand new model reach-in- freezera. Graham Sales, -Yol*vlBrTlR«tRoute. lwtf Yorkville. .N. Y„ Phone 6-1938 Furniture FOR GENUINE RELAXATION drive out to the While-Away. "Comfy" modern cocktail bar, New England dining room, lawri tables and chairs. Excellent food. All beverages. 2w4< Lake Moraine. Hamilton FLAVOR. QUALITY and Quantity is our Motto! Home Cooking and Baking. Dinners or tunches^W* cater to banquets and Parties. Ice cream, candy, cigars and cigarettes. Open from 7 a. m. to 11 p. Jh. Central Restaurant, lw4 , Earlville ~ BANQUETS—Spacious dining rdKi, the finest food and efficient service. Select your own Menu, give us the number and dale and we do the rest. Sangerfield Inn, 3w4P , At Route 12 & 20 YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND a friendly crowd at-the Dan Dee Point Bw*r. Good eats. All legal beverages. RESEATED—Cane, rush", Rice, „^ Peterboro-Siloan Road, Morrisville, R. D. 1, 2wlP Phone Morrisville 2682 Mrs. Frank WEEDS STILL GROW! Why break your back with a hoe. Het one of Reed's wheel cultivatorsjjnjv Reed's Hardware,." 2w2P Hamilton BAKE SALE—The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Earlville Methodist Church will sponsor a Bake Sale at the Victory Chain Store on Saturday, June 14 at 10:00 A. M." lw2 READ JUNE ISSUE Reader's Digest pages 5, 6, 7, then call . Merritt L. Jaquay, lw2 Phone 123, Hamilton, N. Y '. DxI^Boi CURTAINS; Table 'Oilcolth in fancy designs and white. Oilcloth chair pads. Sigsbee's Store, * lw2P Madison MAPLE SYRUP FOR SALE. Dr-W^-Rogsrs, lwtf Earlville, Phone 23L INSECTICIDES! AM combinations of D.D.T. Arsenate of Lead, Bordeaux. Sulrote and Rotenone. For garden and field. Conkling-Eogers, lw3 .• Earlville STOVES —i New electric and gas stoves, also several very good used coal and wood stoves', some equipped with oil burners; W. H. Vaughn, lw3 Morrisville, N. Y. WASHING MACHINES—Thor Auto- magic, Bendix, Apex, Maytag, and Speedqueen.for immediate delivery. 'Charles J. Hughes & Sons, lw2 Madison MAYTAG WASHERS for sale. Im- mediate* delivery. Several models in stock. J. S. Bragunier, Cazenovia, N. Y. Iw3 Phone 99M SIEBERT'S FOR GENUINE Regis- tered Keepsake Diamond Rings $62.50, $75.00. $1CC.C0, $150 00. $20000. lwtf -Siebert's.- Hamilton WATCHES AND CLOCKS at Siebert's —All price ranges. All well known makes. - - v Siebert's, lwtf Hamilton PEMCO 50-GALLON Electric Water heaters in. stock for immediate in- stallation. Swan Home Appliance Shop, 14 Utica Street, lwtf Hamilton, N. Y.^Tel. 37 Help Wanted CARRIER WANTED for Sunday Country route, $5.50 profit on papers plus $2.00 car allowance. H. F. Pratt, ^ * Care of The Post Standard, ^wl Syracuse, N. Y. WANTED—Men to work on railroad section at Bouckville. Inquire John Kidd, ""lection Foreman, Hamilton, R.F.D. 1 2wlP Phone Madison 20F24 WANTED—Girl or woman to care for 2 children. Phone Hamilton 54. Iw2 Mary Fowler, 43 Payne Street ROOM CLERK Steady position. menL. 4wtf MAIDS FOR PART TIME or steady employment. Apply, Mrs. Florence Haas, Housekeeper lwtf Colgate. Inn, Hamilton GIRLS' Bicycles and Children's Veloci- pedes. Also bicycle parts. C. A. Eccleston Hardware, lw2P -* Hamilton, N. Y. ENJOY THE SUMMER with a new Schwirm Bicycle with life guarantee. See our handsome models on display. ' Clarence J. Betts, lw3P Hamilton IF YOU'RE STILL waiting for your ornamental fence—we have it. Sizes 16, 18, 22 and 36 inch. Reed's Hardware, 2w2P Hamilton FOR SALE—Roll top desk in good condition. G. F. Lodge, 2wlP N. Main St., Earlville, N. Y. BOX SPRING and Innerspring Mat- tresses. Full size, $24 each. Brand new. New unpacked. 137 S. Main St., JiwL; w « Earlville - Phone 94 .,. . ICE REFRIGERATORS White, three doors, 23 in. by 38 in. by 55 in. Good condition. $18. . 137 S. Main, 2wl Earlville - Phone 94^—^5 GRADUATION GIFT Brush and comb sets, Suggestions— fountain pens. BEACH CHAIRS, Deck Chairs, Adi rondack chairs and metal lawn chairs. . w2 Maynard, Hamilton LADIES. The newest, innovations in kitchen equipment! The electric "Disposall. The modern Automatic Sanitary method of food waste dis posal. No more mess, nomore sdors, no more garbage pails. Just turn the button, it's gone! •* lw2 Maynard's, Hamilton FOR SALE Antique furniture, specializing in early American pine, maple and cherry, refinished or rough condition. Open evenings and Sundays, Harrington'8, Deansboro, lw4P Phone Waterville 28F11 THE CROSLEY Frost-Master Home freezer. A new way to better living, now on display at Swan Home Appliance-Shop, 1 4 Utica Street, lw2 Hamilton, N. Y„ Tel. 37 JUST RECEIVED—one Crosley bottle gas range, ready for immediate de- livery. . . Swan Home Appliance Shop, 14 Utica Street, lw2 HamUton, N. Y., Tel. 37 bill folds, electric razors, fine £3S^* : fc*&iSF rj lfeitUina.' 2w2P Bigelow's, Sherburne SLAB WOOD FOR SALE—For load of between 5 and 6 cords; Hard Wood $14.00;* Mixed $12.00; Soft $10.00. Delivery on short notice. - G-eorge Jemzura^Sherburne, 3w8 Phone 75Y12 GARDEN TOOLS—Hand cultivators, small hand tools, hose, rakes, etc. Iw3 Conkling-Rogers, Co., Inc. Earlville BURPEE'S GARDEN SEEDS AH varieties, annual flower and vegetable plants. Geraniums, pansies. Insecti- cides and fungicides. H. B. Shapley, 3wtf Earlville Phone 32L CONGOLEUM AND INLAID YARD goos. Several patterns. Also 9x12 Congoleum rugs. Conkling-Rogers Co., Inc., Iw3 Earlville FOR SALE—Cement Mixer with Elec- tric Motor, Lynn Roher & Sons, Iw2P BOockviHe. N. Y. WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT of evergreens, shrubs, fruit trees, on display. Come pick them out, or we will call on you. Open every day till 9 P.M. Also land! Magees Service, Crievuk, N. Y lw3 SALESMEN for open points in Central New York. Our present Salesmen are producers and enjoy comfortable earn- ings. Will consider salesmen only with proven records who are consis- tently able to earn $100 a week or more. Madison County Sales, » 204-210 Scononodoa Street, lw2 « Oneida oS truck, tractor, and passenger car tires ~Get yours now while available —also batteries. Clarence f. Betts lw3P Hamilton AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS! Any car. any part. Retail and wholesale. Open evenings/^ Central Service, - lwtf Waterville. Phone HIM CASH ON THE LINE \ox all makesand models of used cars. See me fust. .- _WjUjam Holbert, lwtf "MorrisviBe WANTED TO RENT - Furnished house for three, July 1, 3 to 4 months, lwtf . . Phone 277 Services WE HAVE A COMPLETL STOi^SfWaW/CaSSSr^aS^-^S^^ Candy Sales In 1940 • leading candy lecturer > ha* M.7 per cent' «ff sales In five states. Another 55 03 per cent In five states- OW, School* Misstep Less than a generation ago WANTED—Will buy good clean late model cars for cash. P. E. Trask, lwtf Hamilton. N. Y.. Phone 53 BODY AND FENDER Repairing— Work done by experienced and well qualified personnel. « .v Holbert s Garage, lwtf Morrisville FOR SALE—Spaniel Puppies. Mrs. George Baker, 2wl Earlville, N. Y. FOR SALE—Great Dane, Cocker and Schipperke puppies. "' Maplehurst farm Kennels, Route 12 Hubbardsville 2wl Phone Earlville 88Y12 tf^k Poulto, FOR SALE—"Green Briar" fowl picking machine, scalds and semi- scalds. Practically new. Very reason- able. Original price $235.00, selling price, $100.00. 2wl CaH Utica, 2-0294 _ BABY CHICKS—Started - Approved - Bloodtested. The All-Purpose New Hampshire Red and Red-Rock Crosses and Rocks. Send for circular. Year Around Service. Kenyon Poultry Farm lwtf Dept. F. Marcellus, N. Y. FOR SUCCESS—Buy Silver City Chicks—Blood tested, vigorous, well bred New Hampshires, White Rocks, Rocks. Red Crosses and Rhode Is- lands. Honestly priced. The Silver City Hatchery, < . lwtf Sherrill. N. Y.. Ph.^S7 BEST PRICES paid for all kinds of live poultry. Quantity unlimited. Special outlet for summer trade. Greek & Strongin, lwtf Box 82. So. Fallsburg, N. Y cJ^SSm' HaSStoF ~+FOR.SALE-Modern Country home. Colgate-inn, Hamilton L, tC(1 on Route 12 2 miles south of Earlville, consisting of 8 rooms and bath, 3 acres of land, 2-stall garage, hen house and barn. Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. All in fine condition. John Newman. Earlville, N. Y. 2wlP Phone 14-F-12 \ WAITRESS Steady employment Salary ptua room and board. Apply Mr. Kobler, Colgate Inn, lwtf Hamilton. N. Y. FRANCIS DUNSTER—There are two passes for you at the Hamilton Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sis- ter's Secret" at Schine's State, Ham- ilton, June 17, 18 and 19. © Lost and Found LOST- 1 — Five diamond rings, men's mountings, in small bag. Easily iden- tified. Reward. , X. E. Taylor, Lake Moraine Road, Hamilton, 2wlP Phone 676-M-2 e Live Stock FOR SALE—Black saddle horse, t'". iTl""pi V ^'.'ll-UfI 1 ! iii l-ir i -r*)* 1 "T forks, shovels, house blinds and lawn mower. H. G, Upham, 2wl Earlville, N. Y. FOR SALE—Two family dwelling, large barn and garden on Stoddard Avenue. Inquire of E. B. Collin*. . - 2wlP Earlville, N, Y ^ Service open every day and evening. Service while vpu wait. Phone 238T: 2wtf Oriskany Falls. N. Y. FOR SALE—Governers for all auto motors. Fpr Machine Work, Welding and Manufacturing, consult us. Deland Machine Shop, West Eaton. N. Y. lwtf Phone 83F21 DIG YOUR CELLARS Ditches, Cess- pools, etc. quickly and efficiently with our new modem truck mounted shovel. * John R. Gibson, lw2 Hubbardsville WAN I ti>—cesspools and septic tanks to clean and treat. All sewage hauled frorn premises. Modern equipment. Any time, any place. BuTStacy, P. O. Box 342. lwtf Sherburne, N. Y. stacy. P. O. Box 342. Sherburne, N. Y. ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING- General machine and job work. Conkling-Rogers, Co., Machine Shop, lw4 "* Earlville FURNACE CLEANING—Our expert workmen with the newest equipment will do the job quickly and efficiently. Don't wait until you need your furnace again! Phone today, get your name on our list. George Myers", lwtf Hamilton, Phone 625 WHY PUSH A DULL Lawnmower? Our modern equipment guarantees your satisfaction. Ford's Lawnmower Hospital,. . West Main Street, lw4P Earlville HARRY SHAUL & SONS-Carpenter and Contract work. Iw7 Earlville, New York WATER WELLS DRILLED-Prompt, expert service. New 6 in. pipe. Modern machines. Terms. Neil A. Crandall. Oriskany, N. Y. lwtf -. Phone Utica 6-339 REPAIRS MADE on all electrical ar> pliances, radios, washing machines, etc Also wiring, roofing and painting Estimates gladly given, lwtf Ed's Repair Shop, Bouckville WASHING, MACHINES serviced- Electrical installations and repairs Milk coolers serviced and roof repair- ing. Callus; Charles Hughes . lwtf Madison Phoue 53 WATCH, CLOCK and Jewelry Repair- ing. Guaranteed workmanship; prompt service. W. B. Dean, Jeweler, lwtf 5 Utica St., Hamilton RADIOS REPAIRED—Including autc radios, toasters , vacuum cleanera, etc, Will pick up large articles withit mile of Hamilton. """"Grant Peckham. latt v . - U l M c a S t , Phone HamUton 3'. W^X^KLlPPUB^Auctioneer. Com plete public sales service. 64 Elm St., Ilion. or Call 903M, Ilion. lw2F WHEN YOU TRAVEL—by plane, public conveyance, private auto oi otherwise, protect yourself with a trir insurance policy. $5,00O-25c to tljf per 24 hours. * Peckham Ins. and Realty Agency, lwtf Hamilton rural schools in the United The number Is now down to »Hi rhore than 100,000, and the rat» disappearance is more rapid fin ever before. k FREE! MOTHPROOF YOUR CLOTHES sttmt At no «x»ra charge, all doth- Ing cleaned by us 1$ moth- proofed. Guaranteed for »i« months against moth de- struction. * ^ Ken's Dry Cleaners HAMILTON i "BLINDFOLD BUYING" &oe5n t pdu! V Let us fill your bin N O W winY genuine D & H Anthracite anct you'H be sure of clean, eary-- to-regulafe, long-lasting heal:. More comfort for your money. . ,-. v.- ,;. Leland Coal Co. HAMILTON, NEW YOltKL Phone 30 FOR RENT—Two sleeping rooms in summer cottage. F. H. ReniiT, 2wlP East Side I^ake Moraine FOR SALE- Ideal location for summer home or small farm home of 60 acres located ' % mile out of I^ehanon. Has never-failing spring, sjome fruit, on good road, school bus of central- vf.vA school, electricity available, 6 miles from Earlville High •school, 6 miles from Colgate University, 11 miles from Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute. Present house liveable if slightly repaired. If in- terested write Cleio Browri, , * 314 German Streeti 2wl HerkimeT. NY. FOR SALE Immediate possesion, six room house, cellar under all, electrk: lights, 30 foot drilled well, now electric pump, ftash toilet, tub. built in cabini't sink, 1-3 acre land,, about *ix miles from Hamilton. 2wlP Plxme 656M2 Hamilton <' CAMP TO RENT for Summer East side of Lake Moraine. Accommodates 6 or 8 people. Call Hamilton 2.V )R 2wl After 5.O0 FOR SALE—Two pure bred Holstein service bulls. Lochmvar breeding from the former herd of Dr. A. M. Mills. ——_ Fayette Crfoffi Earlville R. D. No. 1, 2wlP South Hamilton FOR SALE—A 2-year-old heifer, ready to freshen, Al condition. Frank Morgan, ZwlP Earlville, N. Y. Motor Car FOR SAbE—1936 International V 2 ton pickup; 1935 International l A_ ton pickup; 1937 \% Chevrolet Truck stake rack; 1934 Pontiac Tudor Sedan; 1939 Ford ton stake truck. William Holbert, 2wl Morrisville FOR SALE—Pick^ truck '36 Dodge '4 ton. Good condition, four tires and spare. ATI in good running order. ' Prink Sprague Hubbari 2wl rdsville IRONERS—The New "Bendix Honw Ironer". Water Softeners andgas water FOR SALE—Cook stove with wanning oven, water heating coil, two kero- sene burners, one year old. Cheap for quick sale. Lawrence A. Petrie, Pootville Road at Spring Street, lw2P , . Hamilton AND A B. C. Range kt slock tor immediate ink , "*** p ft. lwtf 14 Utica St.. Hamilton, 37 BUY YOUR Electrical Supplies from an electrical store where they can be prop- ^ ^ 1 ^ .^S^SS»«^i^&^Sw4 a#T Mt Jfc •'• m ^ ^ ^ • eny set VILCU n necesssry. uuinran t Electric r«op, lwtf Hamilton CHEVROLET STAKE TRUCK Short wbeelbase. Al condition. Only $445. Stuart F. Jaquay, Inc., Chevrolet-Olds, 2wl Hamilton 208 i • • • 11 BEFORE YOU «UY OR SELL A Used Car or Truck-look over car com- plete stock. Reconditioned, thoivugh- Iy inspected. Price rwht. Easy Terms. H. R. Tyler, Dodge - Plymouth Cars * Dodge - Job Rated Trucks Iw3P Waterville, Phone No. 24 £QR SALE-Six room rwuse:. afTI nienis, new brooder house, 2 story chicken house, large work shop. All in Al condition. Reasonable. Call 57YF Earlville. D. F. Taylor, 2w3 Earlville-Poolville Road. FOR SALE—Camp at Lake Moraine. large livingmnm, kilcheri with dinette and 2 bedrooms, furnished, one boat. Privately located on island. W. E. Baum, Phone 118, 2wl 13 John St., Hamilton FURNISHED HOME for sale. Just outside corporation. Electric lights, city water. 7 rooms. Good garage afhi car included. J. B. Hitchcock, lwlP Oriskany Falls, N. Y. TWO FAMILY HOUSE for sale North Main Street, Earlville. Write Mrs. Stephen Cunliffe, 201 Main Street, lw2 Olyphant, Pennsylvania FOR SALE—4 room cottage at Lake Moraine, two extra lots, boat, gas stove, heating stove, some furniture, —Cheap for quick sale. For details see Merritt L. Jaquay, Broker, lw2 Phone 123, Hamilton, N. Y. HOUSE FOR SALE Village of Bouckville. Eigth rooms, bath and electricity. Lynn Roher and Sons. lw2P Bouckville. N. Y. FOR SALE—Small store, profit from $125 to $175 per week. Camps, large and small, Lake Mo- raine, Bradley Brook, Hatch Lake, Leland Lake. Private and two family properties in jtantlton an4Xaflv11Je t .. Farms—Large and srhaii. and bare, Hamilton, Madison, water. For complete information contact Peckham Insurance and Realty Agency lwtf 30 Broad St., HamUton W YOU HAVE animals to be slaugb tered get in touch with William H Betts at the Hamilton Frozen Food Locker, Inc. lwtf / Abattoir. Phone 101 INTERNATIONAL McCormick-Deer ing. Service by a McCormick-Deering trained mechanic-rMake your reser- vations now. Clarence J. Betts, lwtf Hamilton - Phone 100 PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE- New outfit just arrived. "Will weld any thing any where". Call Holbert*s Garage, lwtf Morrisville Wall Paper and Paint IMPERIAL WALL PAPER-Big stock of best varieties on hand. Save money here. Return any over. If short more obtainable ^without waiting, lwtf Sieberts. Hamilton Wearing Apparel SPORT AND SWIM TOGS for the coming vacation days. {«* . TheAlice Blue Gown, 2wl Earlville - l*hone 26 DANCING FROCKS for the year-end formats, sizes'-9-16. Priced at $17.95. $24.50. The Alice Blue Gown. 2wl Earlville - Phone 26 MAKE SURE .your next corset really does rid you of bulges, give you a graceful'poised figure. The sure way is to have a Spencer Support designed especially for you. Phone Oneida 773-J, lwtf Mrs. Mark Dalton CHILDREN'S Sanforized Overalls, full cut, sizes 2 to 12, at $1.29. Sigsbee's Store, lw2P Madison LADIES AND CHILDREN S Bathing suits, trunks and water play halls. Large assortment. * Bailch - 2wl \ Hamilton - Sherburne CHILDREN'S THRIFT STkOP^Open Tuesdays and Fridays, all day. wide selection of Teen-Age and Children's clothing; also formal dresses. Buy now. Shop will be closed during July and August. Lydia Downse, 17 Madison Street, 2wlP Hamilton. N. Y. Cornell Bulletin E 558 butftnes .. bajjynce4- rationa for laying; hens copies arr-^Bvlfllible to York poultrymen from the Mail; ing Room, Roberts Hall, Ithaca! 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fmm tgy- tMT^" ~ The MM-York Weekly, Hamilton, N . y . • •"".»•»*"•

Place rHERE BC/YEiJ and SELLER MEET

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Ay ction Sales

POR ONE OF THE BEST and most jmplete Auction Services call C. H.

'arker, Otselic, N. Y., Phone 17F121

AUCTION! ! settle the estate of James Gilmar-

Itin, one mile south of Hamilton village, SATURDAY, JUNE 14— starting at 1 P. M. Sharp: Z9xl2 Wilton rugs; 1 9x12 Axminster Rugr very good

I condition; ladder back and curley 1 maple chairs; 3-piece oak bedroom j suite; 2 very good chests of drawers, [maple top stand; 2 3-drawer sectional bookcase and books; 1 nea^Jv new dining room suite with 6 chairs;3>piece

Sirlor suite, plus many other articjes. othing sold .before sale. Terms cash.

Thomas I. Gilmartin, Administrator.

Floyd Currier, Auctioneer

WESTENDORFS FORTY-FIRST SALE, MONDAY, JUNE 16, at 1 P. M. (D.S.T.) in the village of Earlville, N. Y., at the Westendorf sale pavilion with comfortable seats, on North Main Street, Route 12-B. 75 HEAD choice dairy cattle, regis­tered and grade Holsteins from re­liable consignors. About 40 head of Heifers, bred for fall, of which include a marvelous group of those Big Canadian Heifers carrying calves. Some are granddaughters of Pathfinder, balance first and second calf Heifers, springing and close-up cows. Also a good small Dairy. Be on hand to buy these § cattle at prices you can afford to pa\ Milking animals«selling with veteri­narian examination. Consignors— Have your entries in early. Com­mission 5%. " ^ \ William Evans and P. G. H^vey,

Auctioneers. Walter Westendorf,

2wl Sale Manager and Own<

Deering mowing machine. Milk Equipment: 4 milk cans, 2 milk pails, strainers. Miscellaneous Equipment: 100 bushels oats; Household furniture. FARM FOR SALE: 120 acres, 2 story. 12 room house, good cellarr^jjopd floors, light and telephone; 2 barns, one 30x70, one 30x50, cement basement, 2& stanchions."* stalls, 1 Silo, hay fork, 2 colony chicken houses, spring house, low price, easy terms. Terms Cash—Bill Evans, Auctioneer

Craine & Miner, Owners

SPECIAL SALE

plete Dispersal of "Chris Ryan at the Westendorf Sales Pavilion, Earlville, New York, along with our regular sale. 15 PUREBRED HOLSTEIN COWS 11 just fresh, 3 close up, 1 fall, 1 bull, and '3 heifers. -These cattle are all outstanding. FARM ^EQUIPMENT—Oliver trac­tor "70" with cultivator; 2 bottom John Deere plow; tractof drags; mow­ing machine; hay loader; new lime sow­er on rubber; rubber tired wagbn with rack; manure wagon on rubber; 4 can Surge cooler; 2 Surge milkers with pump and pipeline; milking utensils, etc.

mnntncisr^ "mi'V1-" • - 'fly w* ' *-ly* MUNNSVILLE LIVESTOCK EX-

« r M c « mise*M*"irmaw June 17, at 1 o'clock, P. M., daylight saving time. Sales now bringing high­est prices. Our usual run of fat western beef cows, calves, horses, hogs and

m. peultry. A real opportunity. Entire daisy of- 25 head—6 two-year-old heif­ers due to freshen in fall; 7 fall cows, balance spring cows. JD Model B tractor on rubber. Our dependable pick-up service will truck in your cat­tle lor the sale at $1 a head: Phone Munnsv^le 2261. Kenneth Adams, Owner and Operator, Miinnsville, N. Y. . lwl

• BIG DISPERSAL SALE I, the undersigned, discontinuing dairy farming, will sell my entire herd of milch cows, and farm tools *at public auction, at my farm located on main State Highway leading from Sher­burne to Smyrna, N„ Y., TUESDAY, June 17 starting -at 10:00 o'clock A. M., D.S.T. • •/ • , One of the outstanding herds of Hol-stein cattle in Chenango County, all heavy producers, many milking 70 lbs. each at two time milking, with an average test at station for the year of 3.5 and 3.6% and producing 14 cans per day. They have the size, quality, good condition, nearly all raised on the home farm, nothing over six years old. Blood tested, and a health chart with each individual, fully accredited, of

4 h s ^ | k t y head twenty^ are„re^isjered. with the papers. when calves mey were selected from the Eugenfe Howard, Burt Butts, and R. H. Volmer dairies. About y% freshened recently, and bal­ance bred for fall. This wonderful herd are Gravel Brook Ormsby Echo born Januarv22, '45 will be sold at this time. FARM MACHINERY^One 17-27 Case tractor on rubber, one 18-32 Case *r» t«r nn <jteejL recerttlvxebuihy pejt. feet condition, 50 ft. / in. Deit, several new. Goodyear tractor tires, nearly all sizes, new 16-600 Firestone tires, and tubes, new. disc* auto wheels for 16-600 tires. A neto Case steel wagon on rub­ber. A new v a s e B24 tractor plow, 2 used Case sMe rakes, perfect shape; Case dump lAe, Case two-row-corn planter, good manure spreader, manure wagon and box, nearly new bean puller, new wire stretcher%weed hog. buzz saw 2-ueed riding cultivators, several bales of new hay wire, a w^ge quantity of graphite grease, cupgrease, and roofing

Biint, ipts of sman^tools. OUSEHOLD GOODS-CasB Elec­

tric washing machine, and G. E. refrigerator, 2 typewriters, tables, electric lamps, chairs, stands, 2 heating stoves, dishes, and many other articles. Terms as follows: all sums under $200 cash. If you want credit above this amount see representative of The Sherburne National Bank, who will be at the sale to accommodate reliable parties.

E. S. Gardner, Owner, Case Implement Saks

C. H. Parker and William Evans, Auctioneers. 2wl

COMPLETE DISPERSAL - STOCK AND EQUIPMENT

Paul Earkhurst Farm, located on Route 12 about 5 miles north of Sherburne. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 18, 1947, sale starts "at 12:30 P. M.' Having sold my farm, I will sell at public auc­tion the following:' l a HEAD Op CATTLE—15 Cows, Holsteins, most­ly fall; 2 Heifers, bred; 1 fall, 1 spring; 2 Heifers, not bred. Several P. B. Registered Holsteins. This herd is artificially bred. ? HORSES: 1 good farm team, 5 and 7 years, weight about 2800 lbs., good harness. Tractor and Equipment: John Deere "H" on rubber, 3 years old; New J. D. 16 in. plow; cultivator; McD. corn harvester; 60 ft. tractor belt. Farm Equipment: J. D. sulky plow; walking plow; 2 section drag; walking cultivator; reaper and binder; McL). side delivery rake; rope and slat "drop* head" loader; dump rake; 2 wagons,, 1 on rubber, hay rack; Papec 16 in. blower; sleigh; 2 mowing machines; McD. and Massey-Harris; buzz saw. Milk Equipment: 2 single unit DeLaval Sterling Milking Machines; pump 1-2 h. p. motor; 6 cans, 2 pails, strainer; General Electric 4 can cooler. Miscellaneous Eq,uiPrn^nt: New 100 gallon hot water neater; potato hiller; cabbage setter; 100 sharpened fence posts; lumber; some grain; miscel­laneous items. Terms Cash. Bill Evans, Auctioneer.

Paul Parkhurst, Owner. Craine and Miner, Sales Managers, Sherburne, New York. TWO SALES- SAM& ©A¥--At 7 oTclock p. m., we will sell stock and tools at the Emily Dungey farm, South Hamilton, M. Y:-

TASTY HOME COOKED luncheons or dinners served in a quiet domestic atmosphere. Service 7 A. M. to 8 P. M. Banquets and parties. '

The Dutch Inn, Morrisville, 2w4P Drive v a Eaton

HOME COOKED Regular Lunches served from noon rright: ~The~ Ola* Stone jug71

51w8P J Hamilton

Meals— to mid-

y • A U C T I O N Having purchased farm and all per­sonal property of Douglas L. Bliss, we will sell same at •public auction on the premises known as the Bliss Homestead, 3 ^ miles southeast of Georgetown, just; off Route 26 on the Bliss Road on FRIDAY, JUNE 20 at 11:00 A. M., 53 HEAD HOLSTEIN DAIRY: consisting of 39 cows; 11 heif­ers (some bred)', 2 purebped bulls, 1 with papers. „Halr^.t these cows a"re fresh balance brSTTirfan. irns.is a

FRENCHYS HOTEL, Solsville, where good home cooking makes a regular dinner, lunch, or sandwich, a real treat. All legal beverages. 4w4P

HERMAN EIHOLZER—There are two passes for you at the Morrisville Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sister's Secret" air Schine's State, Hamilton, June 17, 18 and 19.

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Farmers' Supplies

FOR SALE—McCormick-Deering hay loader and side rake in fair shape.

Frank Anderson, Morrisville, R.D. 2 l w l P Phone after 7 P. M. - 43F13

General Merchandise

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FOR SUMMERTIME "or Winter! New Perfection 3-Burner Oil Stove, Porcelain finished. Also extra ovens.

Trueworthy & Dailey, 2wlP SQlsy|H»,.

COMPLETE SUPPLY of roofing shingles and roofing paper, roof paint, wire window-screens and screening, both bronze and, galvanized.

Trueworthy & Daily, * Jw2 SnlwUle, N. V. •,

' i f i f V i t ' ''- • ; * WENDOVER ROAD LAWNMOWER Shop—Mowers ground and repaired.

Dexter Simons, Wendover Road, lw8P R. F. LVTXBouckville, N. Y.

FOR SALE — New Type Firestone 10x28 Tractor Tires..

Leland Motor Car Co., Inc., Iw2 Hamilton. N. Y. *

GOODYEAR TIRES (or cars, trucks' or tractors. Full stock on hand. Call on us for service.

George FitzSimmons & Son, lw3 Morrisville

FOR SALE - 5 lb. and 40 lb. bags Ford Charcoal Briquets.

Leland Motor C r Co.. Inc.,

of

2w2 Hamilton. New York

FOR SALE—Enamel kitchen range. 6 griddles, reservoir, warming closet, polished top. New condition, $35.00. Also 23 cubic feet stainless steel farm freezer, new,* $600.00.

C. J. Cole, 2w3 South Otselic, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Bed, dresser and vanijy. L. G. Munson,

2wlP . Earlville. N. Y.

THE ADA B. ORVIS SHOPPE—For graduation gifts, see our " Usual Line of Unusual Gifts." Table of gifts greatly reduced. Suits and. Topcoats 20% discount. Sale now in effect. 2wl Hamilton. N. Y.'

FOR SALE!—New Junior Cream Sep­arator, $20; coal brooder, 250 size, $8.

Carl McBain, 36 Madison Street,

2wlP Hamilton

FOR SALE—Case Model CC tractor in excellent condition. Also 16 in. Case plows. Thomas Hayduke, • 2wlP Oriskany Falls, N. Y. WANTED—Someone to cut hay halves. W. B. Jeff, Hamilton, 2wl phone 173 W

on

FOR SALE—While they last: SKO Cultivators for Ford tractors, Ferguson System. Leland Motor Car Co., Inc. 2wl Hamilton, New'York

FOUR ROW Power Tractor Crop Duster. Two wheel-barrow type 2-row dusters.

2w2 George FitzSimmons & Son

Morrisville

DAIRYMEN—Control flies with 50% DDT Water Dispersible Powder.* Used as a wall-spray, its effectiveness lasts* for-*£—at six months: Two

starter and (new last fi rubber (ra rubber; M New Holl Baler (used baler twine; er; New

NIGHT SALE - COMPLETE DIS-FARM, STOCK AND

—Emily Dungey Farm, itied on the South Hamilton-East

Road at the FOOT Corn-Follow Auction Arrows.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18,1947*- Sale Starts at 7:00 P. M* (D.S.T.) 27 HEAD OF CATTLE—17 tows— Holsteins, mostly fall; 4 Heifers—

^Heflfri—not bred; Horses— farm team, 10 and 15 years, 2700 lbs. 1 double harness. EQUIPMENT: Sulky plow;

l f ^ c f f ^ s u f e P c u S J a t o r ; MtD° rope and slat hay loader; dump rake; 2 wagons on steel; hay rack; Papec

tin.ensilage cutter and blower; tied;

raised by Mr. Bliss ^ n this farm They have size and condition and ex­cellent production records with some cows giving as high as 79 lbs. FARM EQUIPMENT — Farmall "M" tractor dfi rubber with lights,

power lift attachment ;\M-D 3 bottom plows on Farmall F20 tractor on

tractor mower 7 it . cut; d Automatic Pick-Up

season); 30 bales of Idea green crop load-, ide delivery rake;

New Idea manure "spreader on rubber; JD grain drill (like new); JD 2-row corn planter; Case ail steel corn har­vester; Gehl 13 in. blower and pipe; M-D oil bath mower; dump rake; 3 section weed hog; sulky cultivator; buzz saw; grist mill; rubber tired wagon; sleighs; belt; platform scales; clippers and other smalL tools. 1941 Chev­rolet VA ton truck with, stake rack. Sugar Equipment: 5x12 Grimm Evap­orator complete; 800 sap buckets with covers; porcelain lined storage tank. Haverly 8 can milk cooler; M-D milker pump and motor; Surge milker unit; 20 milk cans; pails and strainers. 40 Torts baled Hay, 5 tons baled straw, some grain. ] -HORSES: Team Roans weight 3400; double harness and collars. i TWO FARMS: No. 1—Consisting of 160 acres with plenty of water, good wood lot, sugar bush,.106.itrGambi:eL roofed, jdrivet-hrough barn; 2 silos; water buckets; 50 swing stanchions and pens. Fine 8 room house in excellent condition with furnace and bathroom; nice sun porch. All buildings are well roofed, in good repair and well painted.

No. 2—-Consists of 90 acres adja­cent to above farm, barn, good six-room house with lights, water, good « w . ^^^s^m^j^J^;, Stream, otitthe property.

These two farms will broffered for sale on day of auction if not sold before. Inspection invited at any time. Terms: Personal property cash. Terms on real property made known the day of sale. — - " 'Strung &

Owners Auctioneers:

Clarence Parker, South Otselic Harold T. Jones, West Winfield. Lunch served on the premises by the ladies of the local church organizations. 2w2

TO LET—50 Acres of-hay to cut on shares. * Floyd Well*, 2wlPv Earlville '

GALVANIZED POULTRY Netting. Galvanized and bronze screen cloth in limited quantities. ' .

Conkling-Rogers Co., Inc., Iw3 Earlville ,

water covers 1500 square feet. $1.40 per package. »

Solsville Coop G.L.F. Service, Inc. Iw2 Solsville

HARRY CHASE — There are two passes for you at the Earlville Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sis­ter's Secret" at Schine's State, Hamil­ton, June 17, 18 and 19. .

FOR SALE—Apartment size electric range, porclain top table, camp cot, ice box, and size 39 man's gabardine suit. ' Phone 629, Hamilton 2wlP

SCREEN CLOTH—Copper and Gal-vanized, from 24 to 42 inches. Keep the flies out! Reed's Hardware, 2w2P Hamilton

STROLLERS—New shipment of Kid­dies strollers; all popular types. 2wl Maynard's, Hamilton

PROTECT YOUR Clothes and Fur­niture from moths for'5 years - one application-or Berlou pays the damage.

Crowe's Drug Store, 2wlP Hamilton

HIRES DELICIOUS ROOT BEER made with real root juices. A grand thirst quencher. It's ice cold.

Rausa's Smoke Shop, 2wlP Hamilton

RADIOS^—Bendixv Zenith, Emerson and Philco. Combinations and table models. Conkling-Rogers Cd., 2w2 „ Earlville

CAMP STOVES, lunch boxes, thermos jugs, camp equipment, steak and ham-burg grills and pack baskets.

Eccleston's Hardware • 2wlP ." '•• Hamilton

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FARMERS—Get more miles of safe driving with Super Unico 600x16-^-4-ply farm passenger car tires. The squeegy type, serrated treads, and strong side-walls make them ideal for use on farm cars. Tire 600x16-4 ply, $14.75, tube 600x16, $3.15. Solsville Coop G.L.F. Service, Inc., Iw2 Solsville, N. Y.

IF YOU ARE Chinking about a Surge milter, milk coolers, tot water heater, electric fences, or genuine Surge parts, •ee your Surge dealer. --.-»

H.F.Snyder, -lwtf ' Hamilton 296

POTATO PLANTERS—Two one-row machines, now in stock.

Clarence J. Betts, lw3P Hamilton - Phpne 100

$2 FOR DEAD HORSES and Cows, if called same day they die. $5 to $18 for live horses, accordingto condition and sue. Call Collect 30F2

Sherburne Rendering Works, lwtf • Sherburne, N. Y.

WILSON—World's largest maker of milk coolers and farm freezers; now showing brand new model reach-in-freezera. Graham Sales,

-Yol*vlBrTlR«tRoute. lwtf Yorkville. .N. Y„ Phone 6-1938

Furniture

FOR GENUINE RELAXATION drive out to the While-Away. "Comfy" modern cocktail bar, New England dining room, lawri tables and chairs. Excellent food. All beverages. 2w4< Lake Moraine. Hamilton

FLAVOR. QUALITY and Quantity is our Motto! Home Cooking and Baking. Dinners or tunches^W* cater to banquets and Parties. Ice cream, candy, cigars and cigarettes. Open from 7 a. m. to 11 p. Jh.

Central Restaurant, lw4 , Earlville ~

BANQUETS—Spacious dining rdKi, the finest food and efficient service. Select your own Menu, give us the number and dale and we do the rest.

Sangerfield Inn, 3w4P , At Route 12 & 20

YOU'LL ALWAYS FIND a friendly crowd at-the Dan Dee Point Bw*r. Good eats. All legal beverages.

RESEATED—Cane, rush",

Rice, „ ^ Peterboro-Siloan Road,

Morrisville, R. D. 1, 2wlP Phone Morrisville 2682

Mrs. Frank

WEEDS STILL GROW! Why break your back with a hoe. Het one of Reed's wheel cultivatorsjjnjv

Reed's Hardware,." 2w2P Hamilton

BAKE SALE—The Wesleyan Service Guild of the Earlville Methodist Church will sponsor a Bake Sale at the Victory Chain Store on Saturday, June 14 at 10:00 A. M." lw2

READ JUNE ISSUE Reader's Digest pages 5, 6, 7, then call

. Merritt L. Jaquay, lw2 • Phone 123, Hamilton, N. Y

'. DxI^Boi

CURTAINS; Table 'Oilcolth in fancy designs and white. Oilcloth chair pads.

Sigsbee's Store, * lw2P Madison

MAPLE SYRUP FOR SALE. Dr-W^-Rogsrs,

lwtf Earlville, Phone 23L

INSECTICIDES! AM combinations of D.D.T. Arsenate of Lead, Bordeaux. Sulrote and Rotenone. For garden and field.

Conkling-Eogers, lw3 .• Earlville

STOVES —i New electric and gas stoves, also several very good used coal and wood stoves', some equipped with oil burners; W. H. Vaughn, lw3 Morrisville, N. Y.

WASHING MACHINES—Thor Auto-magic, Bendix, Apex, Maytag, and Speedqueen.for immediate delivery.

'Charles J. Hughes & Sons, lw2 Madison

MAYTAG WASHERS for sale. Im­mediate* delivery. Several models in stock. J. S. Bragunier,

Cazenovia, N. Y. Iw3 Phone 99M

SIEBERT'S FOR GENUINE Regis­tered Keepsake Diamond Rings $62.50, $75.00. $1CC.C0, $150 00. $20000. lwtf -Siebert's.- Hamilton

WATCHES AND CLOCKS at Siebert's —All price ranges. All well known makes. - -v Siebert's, lwtf Hamilton

PEMCO 50-GALLON Electric Water heaters in. stock for immediate in­stallation.

Swan Home Appliance Shop, 14 Utica Street,

lwtf Hamilton, N. Y.^Tel. 37

Help Wanted

CARRIER WANTED for Sunday Country route, $5.50 profit on papers plus $2.00 car allowance.

H. F. Pratt, ^ * Care of The Post Standard, ^wl • Syracuse, N. Y.

WANTED—Men to work on railroad section at Bouckville.

Inquire John Kidd, ""lection Foreman, Hamilton, R.F.D. 1 2wlP Phone Madison 20F24

WANTED—Girl or woman to care for 2 children. Phone Hamilton 54. Iw2 Mary Fowler, 43 Payne Street

ROOM CLERK — Steady position.

menL. 4wtf

MAIDS FOR PART TIME or steady employment. Apply,

Mrs. Florence Haas, Housekeeper lwtf Colgate. Inn, Hamilton

GIRLS' Bicycles and Children's Veloci­pedes. Also bicycle parts.

C. A. Eccleston Hardware, lw2P -* Hamilton, N. Y.

ENJOY THE SUMMER with a new Schwirm Bicycle with life guarantee. See our handsome models on display.

' Clarence J. Betts, lw3P Hamilton

IF YOU'RE STILL waiting for your ornamental fence—we have it. Sizes 16, 18, 22 and 36 inch.

Reed's Hardware, 2w2P • Hamilton

FOR SALE—Roll top desk in good condition. G. F. Lodge, 2wlP N. Main St., Earlville, N. Y.

BOX SPRING and Innerspring Mat­tresses. Full size, $24 each. Brand new. New unpacked. 137 S. Main St.,

JiwL; w « Earlville - Phone 94 .,. .

ICE REFRIGERATORS — White, three doors, 23 in. by 38 in. by 55 in. Good condition. $18. .

137 S. Main, 2wl Earlville - Phone 94^—^5

GRADUATION GIFT Brush and comb sets,

Suggestions— fountain pens.

BEACH CHAIRS, Deck Chairs, Adi rondack chairs and metal lawn chairs. .

w2 Maynard, Hamilton

LADIES. The newest, innovations in kitchen equipment! The electric "Disposall. The modern Automatic Sanitary method of food waste dis posal. No more mess, nomore sdors, no more garbage pails. Just turn the button, it's gone! •* lw2 Maynard's, Hamilton

FOR SALE — Antique furniture, specializing in early American pine, maple and cherry, refinished or rough condition. Open evenings and Sundays,

Harrington'8, Deansboro, lw4P Phone Waterville 28F11

THE CROSLEY Frost-Master Home freezer. A new way to better living, now on display at

Swan Home Appliance-Shop, 1 4 Utica Street,

lw2 Hamilton, N. Y„ Tel. 37

JUST RECEIVED—one Crosley bottle gas range, ready for immediate de­livery. . .

Swan Home Appliance Shop, 14 Utica Street,

lw2 HamUton, N. Y., Tel. 37

bill folds, electric razors, fine £3S^*:fc*&iSFrjlfeitUina.'

2w2P Bigelow's, Sherburne

SLAB WOOD FOR SALE—For load of between 5 and 6 cords; Hard Wood $14.00;* Mixed $12.00; Soft $10.00. Delivery on short notice.

- G-eorge Jemzura^Sherburne, 3w8 Phone 75Y12

GARDEN TOOLS—Hand cultivators, small hand tools, hose, rakes, etc. Iw3 Conkling-Rogers, Co., Inc.

Earlville

BURPEE'S GARDEN SEEDS — AH varieties, annual flower and vegetable plants. Geraniums, pansies. Insecti­cides and fungicides.

H. B. Shapley, 3wtf Earlville Phone 32L

CONGOLEUM AND INLAID YARD goos. Several patterns. Also 9x12 Congoleum rugs.

Conkling-Rogers Co., Inc., Iw3 Earlville

FOR SALE—Cement Mixer with Elec­tric Motor, Lynn Roher & Sons, Iw2P BOockviHe. N. Y.

WE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT of evergreens, shrubs, fruit trees, on display. Come pick them out, or we will call on you. Open every day till 9 P . M . Also land!

Magees Service, Crievuk, N. Y lw3

SALESMEN for open points in Central New York. Our present Salesmen are producers and enjoy comfortable earn­ings. Will consider salesmen only with proven records who are consis­tently able to earn $100 a week or more.

Madison County Sales, » 204-210 Scononodoa Street,

lw2 « Oneida

oS truck, tractor, and passenger car tires ~Get yours now while available —also batteries. Clarence f. Betts lw3P Hamilton

AUTO REPLACEMENT PARTS! Any car. any part. Retail and wholesale. Open evenings/^ Central Service, -lwtf Waterville. Phone HIM

CASH ON THE LINE \ox all makesand models of used cars. See me fust. • .- _WjUjam Holbert,

lwtf "MorrisviBe

WANTED TO RENT - Furnished house for three, July 1, 3 to 4 months, lwtf . . Phone 277

Services

WE HAVE A COMPLETL S T O i ^ S f W a W / C a S S S r ^ a S ^ - ^ S ^ ^

Candy Sales In 1940 • leading candy

lecturer > ha* M.7 per cent' «ff sales In five states. Another 55 03 per cent In five states-

OW, School* Misstep Less than a generation ago

WANTED—Will buy good clean late model cars for cash.

P. E. Trask, lwtf Hamilton. N. Y.. Phone 53

BODY AND FENDER Repairing— Work done by experienced and well qualified personnel. «

. v Holbert s Garage, lwtf Morrisville

FOR SALE—Spaniel Puppies. Mrs. George Baker,

2wl Earlville, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Great Dane, Cocker and Schipperke puppies. "'

Maplehurst farm Kennels, Route 12 Hubbardsville

2wl Phone Earlville 88Y12

tf^k Poulto, FOR SALE—"Green Briar" fowl picking machine, scalds and semi-scalds. Practically new. Very reason­able. Original price $235.00, selling price, $100.00. 2wl CaH Utica, 2-0294 _

BABY CHICKS—Started - Approved -Bloodtested. The All-Purpose New Hampshire Red and Red-Rock Crosses and Rocks. Send for circular. Year Around Service.

Kenyon Poultry Farm lwtf Dept. F. Marcellus, N. Y.

FOR SUCCESS—Buy Silver City Chicks—Blood tested, vigorous, well bred New Hampshires, White Rocks, Rocks. Red Crosses and Rhode Is­lands. Honestly priced.

The Silver City Hatchery, < . lwtf Sherrill. N. Y.. Ph.^S7

BEST PRICES paid for all kinds of live poultry. Quantity unlimited. Special outlet for summer trade.

Greek & Strongin, lwtf Box 82. So. Fallsburg, N. Y

cJ^SSm' HaSStoF ~+FOR.SALE-Modern Country home. Colgate-inn, Hamilton L , t C ( 1 o n R o u t e 1 2 2 miles south of Earlville, consisting of 8 rooms and bath, 3 acres of land, 2-stall garage, hen house and barn. Beautiful lawn and shrubbery. All in fine condition.

John Newman. Earlville, N. Y. 2wlP Phone 14-F-12 \

WAITRESS — Steady employment Salary ptua room and board. Apply

Mr. Kobler, Colgate Inn, lwtf Hamilton. N. Y.

FRANCIS DUNSTER—There are two passes for you at the Hamilton Office of The Mid-York Weekly to see "The Late George Apley" and "Her Sis­ter's Secret" at Schine's State, Ham­ilton, June 17, 18 and 19.

© Lost and Found

LOST-1— Five diamond rings, men's mountings, in small bag. Easily iden­tified. Reward. ,

X . E. Taylor, Lake Moraine Road, Hamilton,

2wlP Phone 676-M-2

e Live Stock

FOR SALE—Black saddle horse, t'". iTl""pi V ^'.'ll-UfI1! iii l-ir i -r*)*1 " T forks, shovels, house blinds and lawn mower. H. G, Upham, 2wl Earlville, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Two family dwelling, large barn and garden on Stoddard Avenue. Inquire of

E. B. Collin*. . -2wlP Earlville, N, Y ^

Service open every day and evening. Service while vpu wait.

Phone 238T: 2wtf Oriskany Falls. N. Y.

FOR SALE—Governers for all auto motors. Fpr Machine Work, Welding and Manufacturing, consult us.

Deland Machine Shop, West Eaton. N. Y.

lwtf Phone 83F21

DIG YOUR CELLARS Ditches, Cess-pools, etc. quickly and efficiently with our new modem truck mounted shovel.

* John R. Gibson, lw2 Hubbardsville

WAN I ti>—cesspools and septic tanks to clean and treat. All sewage hauled frorn premises. Modern equipment. Any time, any place.

BuTStacy, P. O. Box 342. lwtf Sherburne, N. Y.

stacy. P. O. Box 342. Sherburne, N. Y.

ARC AND ACETYLENE WELDING-General machine and job work.

Conkling-Rogers, Co., Machine Shop,

lw4 "* Earlville

FURNACE CLEANING—Our expert workmen with the newest equipment will do the job quickly and efficiently. Don't wait until you need your furnace again! Phone today, get your name on our list. George Myers", lwtf Hamilton, Phone 625

WHY PUSH A DULL Lawnmower? Our modern equipment guarantees your satisfaction.

Ford's Lawnmower Hospital,. . West Main Street,

lw4P Earlville

HARRY SHAUL & SONS-Carpenter and Contract work. Iw7 Earlville, New York

WATER WELLS DRILLED-Prompt, expert service. New 6 in. pipe. Modern machines. Terms. Neil A. Crandall.

Oriskany, N. Y. lwtf -. Phone Utica 6-339

REPAIRS MADE on all electrical ar> pliances, radios, washing machines, etc Also wiring, roofing and painting Estimates gladly given, lwtf Ed's Repair Shop, Bouckville

WASHING, MACHINES serviced-Electrical installations and repairs Milk coolers serviced and roof repair­ing. Callus; Charles Hughes . lwtf • Madison Phoue 53

WATCH, CLOCK and Jewelry Repair­ing. Guaranteed workmanship; prompt service. W. B. Dean, Jeweler, lwtf 5 Utica St., Hamilton

RADIOS REPAIRED—Including autc radios, toasters , vacuum cleanera, etc, Will pick up large articles withit mile of Hamilton.

""""Grant Peckham.

latt v . - U l M c a S t , Phone HamUton 3'.

W^X^KLlPPUB^Auctioneer. Com plete public sales service. 64 Elm St., Ilion. or Call 903M, Ilion. lw2F

WHEN YOU TRAVEL—by plane, public conveyance, private auto oi otherwise, protect yourself with a trir insurance policy. $5,00O-25c to t l j f per 24 hours. *

Peckham Ins. and Realty Agency, lwtf Hamilton

rural schools in the United The number Is now down to »Hi rhore than 100,000, and the rat» disappearance is more rapid fin ever before. k

FREE! MOTHPROOF YOUR CLOTHES

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At no «x»ra charge, al l doth-Ing cleaned by us 1$ moth­proofed. Guaranteed for »i« months a g a i n s t m o t h d e ­struction.

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^ Ken's Dry Cleaners HAMILTON

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"BLINDFOLD BUYING" &oe5n t pdu!

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Let us fill your bin N O W winY

genuine D & H Anthracite anct

you'H be sure of clean, eary--

to-regulafe, long-lasting heal:.

More comfort for your money.

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Leland Coal Co. H A M I L T O N , N E W YOltKL

Phone 30

FOR RENT—Two sleeping rooms in summer cottage. F. H. ReniiT, 2wlP East Side I ake Moraine

FOR SALE- Ideal location for summer home or small farm home of 60 acres located ' % mile out of I^ehanon. Has never-failing spring, sjome fruit, on good road, school bus of central-vf.vA school, electricity available, 6 miles from Earlville High •school, 6 miles from Colgate University, 11 miles from Morrisville Agricultural and Technical Institute. Present house liveable if slightly repaired. If in­terested write Cleio Browri,

, * 314 German Streeti 2wl HerkimeT. N Y .

FOR SALE Immediate possesion, six room house, cellar under all, electrk: lights, 30 foot drilled well, now electric pump, ftash toilet, tub. built in cabini't sink, 1-3 acre land,, about *ix miles from Hamilton. 2wlP Plxme 656M2 Hamilton <'

CAMP TO RENT for Summer East side of Lake Moraine. Accommodates 6 or 8 people. Call Hamilton 2.V)R 2wl After 5.O0

FOR SALE—Two pure bred Holstein service bulls. Lochmvar breeding from the former herd of Dr. A. M. Mills. ——_ Fayette Crfoffi

Earlville R. D. No. 1, 2wlP South Hamilton

FOR SALE—A 2-year-old heifer, ready to freshen, Al condition.

Frank Morgan, ZwlP Earlville, N. Y.

Motor Car

FOR SAbE—1936 International V2 ton pickup; 1935 International lA_ ton pickup; 1937 \% Chevrolet Truck stake rack; 1934 Pontiac Tudor Sedan; 1939 Ford ton stake truck.

William Holbert, 2wl Morrisville

FOR SALE—Pick^ truck '36 Dodge '4 ton. Good condition, four tires and spare. ATI in good running order. '

Prink Sprague Hubbari 2wl rdsville

IRONERS—The New "Bendix Honw Ironer". Water Softeners andgas water

FOR SALE—Cook stove with wanning oven, water heating coil, two kero­sene burners, one year old. Cheap for quick sale. Lawrence A. Petrie,

Pootville Road at Spring Street, lw2P , . Hamilton

AND A B. C. Range kt slock tor immediate ink

, " * * * p f t . lwtf 14 Utica St.. Hamilton, 37

BUY YOUR Electrical Supplies from an electrical store where they can be prop-^ ^ 1 ^ .^S^SS»«^i^&^Sw4 a#T Mt Jfc •'• m ^ ^ •

eny set VILCU n necesssry. uuinran t Electric r«op,

lwtf Hamilton

CHEVROLET STAKE TRUCK Short wbeelbase. Al condition. Only $445. Stuart F. Jaquay, Inc., • Chevrolet-Olds, 2wl Hamilton 208

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BEFORE YOU «UY OR SELL A Used Car or Truck-look over car com­plete stock. Reconditioned, thoivugh-Iy inspected. Price rwht. Easy Terms.

H. R. Tyler, Dodge - Plymouth Cars

* Dodge - Job Rated Trucks Iw3P Waterville, Phone No. 24

£QR SALE-Six room rwuse:. afTI nienis, new

brooder house, 2 story chicken house, large work shop. All in Al condition. Reasonable. Call 57YF Earlville.

D. F. Taylor, 2w3 Earlville-Poolville Road.

FOR SALE—Camp at Lake Moraine. large livingmnm, kilcheri with dinette and 2 bedrooms, furnished, one boat. Privately located on island.

W. E. Baum, Phone 118, 2wl 13 John St., Hamilton

FURNISHED HOME for sale. Just outside corporation. Electric lights, city water. 7 rooms. Good garage afhi car included. J. B. Hitchcock, lwlP Oriskany Falls, N. Y.

TWO FAMILY HOUSE for sale North Main Street, Earlville.

Write Mrs. Stephen Cunliffe, 201 Main Street,

lw2 Olyphant, Pennsylvania

FOR SALE—4 room cottage at Lake Moraine, two extra lots, boat, gas stove, heating stove, some furniture, —Cheap for quick sale. For details see Merritt L. Jaquay, Broker, lw2 Phone 123, Hamilton, N. Y.

HOUSE FOR SALE — Village of Bouckville. Eigth rooms, bath and electricity. Lynn Roher and Sons. lw2P Bouckville. N. Y.

FOR SALE—Small store, profit from $125 to $175 per week.

Camps, large and small, Lake Mo­raine, Bradley Brook, Hatch Lake, Leland Lake.

Private and two family properties in jtantlton an4Xaflv11Jet..

Farms—Large and srhaii. and bare, Hamilton, Madison, water. For complete information contact Peckham Insurance and Realty Agency lwtf 30 Broad St., HamUton

W YOU HAVE animals to be slaugb tered get in touch with William H Betts at the Hamilton Frozen Food Locker, Inc.

lwtf / Abattoir. Phone 101

INTERNATIONAL McCormick-Deer ing. Service by a McCormick-Deering trained mechanic-rMake your reser­vations now. Clarence J. Betts, lwtf Hamilton - Phone 100

PORTABLE WELDING SERVICE-New outfit just arrived. "Will weld any thing any where".

Call Holbert*s Garage, lwtf Morrisville

Wall Paper and Paint

IMPERIAL WALL PAPER-Big stock of best varieties on hand. Save money here. Return any over. If short more obtainable ^without waiting, lwtf Sieberts. Hamilton

Wearing Apparel

SPORT AND SWIM TOGS for the coming vacation days. {«*

. TheAlice Blue Gown, 2wl Earlville - l*hone 26

DANCING FROCKS for the year-end formats, sizes'-9-16. Priced at $17.95.

$24.50. The Alice Blue Gown. 2wl Earlville - Phone 26

MAKE SURE .your next corset really does rid you of bulges, give you a graceful'poised figure. The sure way is to have a Spencer Support designed especially for you.

Phone Oneida 773-J, lwtf Mrs. Mark Dalton

CHILDREN'S Sanforized Overalls, full cut, sizes 2 to 12, at $1.29.

Sigsbee's Store, lw2P Madison

LADIES AND CHILDREN S Bathing suits, trunks and water play halls. Large assortment. * Bailch -2wl \ Hamilton - Sherburne

CHILDREN'S THRIFT STkOP^Open Tuesdays and Fridays, all day. wide selection of Teen-Age and Children's clothing; also formal dresses. Buy now. Shop will be closed during July and August. Lydia Downse,

17 Madison Street, 2wlP Hamilton. N. Y.

Cornell Bulletin E 558 butftnes .. bajjynce4-

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