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Nine Hundred Throng Fereira Shop for Opening

The opening Of Diana's bake shop was perhaps the most suc-cessful community activity Delhi has ever seen. From the moment the doors opened at 8 a. m. people stood in line to get inside. One saw most of her neighbors and friends, either on the way in or out. The parade went on until noon when ,the proprietors were obliged to close the doors since the supply couldn't keep up with the demand./

Tantalizing odors of baking pies, cake and bread and the sight of the spic and span new bakery with its windows full of flowers and the display of cakes and of delicious food made an irresistible combina-tion. From the enthusiasm shown, the town needed a bakery.

During the course of the day more than 900 people thronged the store to purchase some of the good things to be had.

and Mrs. J. Pereira of Mar-g€iretville, proprietors of the new bakery, said Tuesday morning that they were astonished at the num-ber of people who came to the store and the amount" of goods sold. At noon most of the baked goods were sold and the store had to be closed to replenish their stocks. But the new modern Ovens were equal to the task £ind at 3 p. m. the doors were again opened and the sale continued without a stop until the bakery was closed for the day. v

Mrs. Pereira said: "I have seen many new businesses open but I have never seen the like of what happened here on Monday. Had I even suspected that the response would have been so good we wotild have started earlier to prepeu-e for this day. My husband and I are~ eternally grateful for the way we have been received in Delhi. Every-body has been just as. nice as they could be. We received flowers from many of the business houses and they are appreciated. ' From the bottom of our hearts we thank one and all."—Delhi Republican Express.

FLEISCHMANNS

Cauliflower Growers Spend Big Money for Water

Local farmers have spent several thousand dollars to combat the prolonged simmier drought which has played havoc with crops throughout most of the eastern United States.

None of the comparatively heavy rains which brought some relief to the New York city and seaboard area Tuesday fell in the mountains, although Dry Brook did enjoy shower earlier in the week.

Pipe lines running through the cauliflower and other crop fields have been used by some farmers to bring much-needed "moisture to the soil. The pipe lines are hooked to electrically- and gas-dr yen pumps and draw water from al-ready depleted creek beds where such water is available.

The seaboard rain was the first substantial fa4 in that area in seven weeks, but it .still was not enough to save those crops which have, not already withered in the heat and drought. The rainfall in New York city last nearly sijiteen hours and brought .8 of an' inch. 'Other southern parts of the state and northern New Jersey reported falls of from one to two inches. <3ettysburg, Pa.i received 4.02, the heaviest fall reported.

Field corn and canning toms toes -were saved by the rain, and some late potato crops were improved. However, many earlier crops were ruined in amounts varying from 50 to 100 per cent.

Estates of the Dead Estate of Mary A. Cator, late of

Roxbury. Will admitted to pro-bate and letters testamentary is-sued to Lain:a Van Benschoten. Bequeathed to those caring for decedent during last years of life, aU property. In case' no one ren-ders such care then all of property bequeathed to OUie Moore, Ruth Persons (predecesised testatrix) and Bertha Harrington equally or to the survivors.

Eoy Reardon, versatile Broad-way singing actor, appeared as guest artist at the Takanassee Hotel last week Wednesday. Roy Reardon, brother of Mrs. Sam Slavin of Fleischmanns, has been a featured performer in "Follow the Girls", "Street Scene", "Music in-' My Heart", and numerous other Broadway shows. Guests of the Takanassee are awaiting an-xiously for a return engagement.

Mr. and Mrs. Chris J. Noll Jr. of Endicott called at the home of his grandmother, Mrs. G. H. Haderup last ,week Thursday evenihg; They were enroute to Poughkeep-sie where Mr. Noll has been trans-ferred from his pqsition at Endi cott. ^ *

Donald Pultz and Miss Chloe Maxim are employed at the MuUer store for the summer.

Attorney George ' A. Speen-burgh returned to his office last week after being confined to his bed by illness for two weeks, at his home on Main Street.

Dr. A. Oppenhiem has returned from the hospital where he re-ceived treatment for a heart con-dition.

Mrs. Robert Stockfisch of Jersey City returned * Monday to th6 Lasher House, after spending a few days at her home.

Miss Beverley Stover is engag-ed as soda fountain clerk at the Miller Drug Store.

Mrs. Bertha Halperni of New 'York City is opening a shop in the Bowling Alley building. She will sell dresses and novelties.

Villa M^instein has recently en-larged its dining room so that more guests may enjoy its excel-lent cuisine.

Rev. and Mrs. George B. Moody were called to Stamford last Mon-day by the serious illness of her aunt, Mrs. R. H. Nieal.

Mrs. George B. Moody returned last week Friday from a two weeks' stay in Ithaca, where she taught the primary group in the laboratory school. This was con-ducted by the Rural Church In-stitute. Student teachers were given the opportunity to observe her work.

The W.S.C.S. will hold its an-nual Bazaar on the lawn of Meth-odist Church, Wednesday, Aug. 3 from 10 a.m.

JVEr. and Mrs. I. Silverman have as guests several members of their family from Brooklyn,

Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fidlow are spending: the summer at the Takanassee hotel and country club. He is a professor of the dance.

Mr, and Mrs. Frank Kirschen-baum and family will spend the summer at the Takanassee hotel and country club.

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CLASSIFIED A D S Buying or Selling — They Bring Results

Caasslfled Ads Mid Oards TluuikB Tvro Oemto P w Wovd» iwnnmninii so Ceitts

FOR SALE

HOSPITAL BEDS and wheel chaiis for rent or sale. Herrick Funeral Home. - dl3tf

USED CARS bought ai d sold Red's Auto Supply* tel. Pratts-ville 3627. ml3tf

FOR SAtiE-—Salt blocks, white 40c, red 50c. Oliver's Feed Store, AndeSi phone 2541. jl5c

FOR S^E—Kerosene refrigera-tor; iron hay hoist. J. Van Ben-schoten, Margaretville. jl5p

FOR SALE—Cow dog, also 1939 Dodge truck. David Hyzer, Andes, N. Y. jl5c

FOR SALE—Two yearling calves, blill and heifer; 6-year-old cow, Robert Ford, Oliverea, phone Pine Hill 2385. jl5c

7 FOR SALE — Now in stock, for

immediate delivery, new Jeep,' truck and Jeepster. Covered Bridge Garage, Jeep Sales and Service, ArkviUe, N. Y. jy29p

FOR SALE—Fancy White Rock fryers and broilers, up to - 3% lbs. Heavy hens up to 6 lbs. Norynan J. Sanford, Margaret-ville. j22c

FOR SALE—200-acre bare dairy farm. Steam heated house and forty-cow barn. Electricity. Hyatt Lemoine, Dingle Hill, Andes, N. Y. jl5p

FOR SALE—1935 Chevrolet pick-up truck, motor recently over-hauled, $150. Phone Phoenicia 7977. William Schumeyer, Shan-daken, N. Y. jl5p

FOR SALE—S-room ho>ise in New Kingston village, lacking mod-ern improvements but priced accordingly. Inquire of A, J. Chisholm at home of Belle Archibald. OlSp

Guts Leg Severely Roxbury, July 13— Miss Marion

Numann, 16 year-old daughter of Mr .and Mrs, Guy . Numann, cut her leg severely Monday evening when she fell into a culvert from her bicycle. She was taken to the Margaretville Ho£®)ital, where the wound was sutured/

FOR SALE—Six-room house with bath, partly oak floors, steam heat, garage, one acre land, near village. Price $5,000. Demas Mead, mgr. for I. A. Shaver, Margaretville j|15p

FOR SALE—John Deere tractors, trailer and integral plows, C. C. cultivator, used mower on irub-ber. John Deere repairs and service. Arthur Gordon, Ark-viUe. jl5p

FOR SALE — Antiques: Gentle-men's, ladies' and 3 side chairs, comer cupboard, Delaware coun-ty history, oak bed, dresser, bookcase and desk (comb.), table linen and other household arti-cles. Mrs. Ella R. Ochs, Andes, N. Y. j22c

CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank my good friends

and neighbors for their nice letters and CcU*ds, also those who called to see me at the hospit^ and at home. Mrs. Sherman Tompkins

I wish to thank Dr. Weinberg and the nurses of the Margaret-ville hospital for the excellent care they gave baby and me while we were there, edso friends, neigh-bors and relatives who called, sent csirds, flowers or gifts which made our stay a pleasant one. ;il5p Dorothy Van Valkenburgh

I wish to theink Dr. Palen and Dr. Ives, the nurses of the Mar-garetville hospital staff and Mrs Haddow and Mrs. Whitley for their kindness and care during my recent stay in the hospital. I also wish to thank the friends and neighbors who called and sent flowers and gifts. Special thanks to Howard, Maud and Ruth.

Mrs. Mary Shultis Margaretville

Margaretville Central School Budget, 1949-50 Evtiinated RECEIPTS _ 1949-50 Balance July 1st ;, ....$ 3,191,96 Equalization quota 115,521,56 Building quota 2,895,16 . Transportation quota ...„,....;...,..(„ ,.„. .,„„ 18,869,59 Retirement deduction 7,353.36 Retirement deduction 4% . ,„...„„., ,„.,;..; 4,195.90 Federal aid for ag. ..,,.,.. ,.,.,... 750.00 Tuition 50.00 Tax on districts .,.,.,.... .:.„i„„„., 2,250,00 Income tax deduction „. „.... ,.., 60.00 ( Rental of instruments 125.00

t $155,262.53 EatlmBted EXPENDITURES 1949-50 General Control 2,290.00 Instructional Service 107 020.00 Gyration of Plant 22,898,50 Maintenance of Plant 11,315.00 Auxiliary Agencies ..„„... ...„.,.„.:.......„... 3Q.420.00 Fixed Charges 13,479.89

$187,423.39 Debt Service 20,766.50 Capital Outlay 6,485.00

TOTAL BUDGET ,. 14 674.89 Tax to be raised 59,412. Estimated tax rate on full value ................;....;........,....»................».....$ Estimated tax Middletown, Andes, Bovina (87%) Estimated tax Roxbury (75%) Estimated tax Hardenbur^ (55%) .......4.;...-... $

•EieHiiM bsA tax Shandaken <48%)

17.15 19.71 22:85 32.35 35.73

FOR SALE—1946 2-ton Chevrolet truck, mileage 9,000, 4-ft. stake body, new spare tire and wheel, new tire, chains, 7.50x20 10-ply on rear, 7.50x20 8-ply on front perfect shape,' very reasonable Stephen Kapitko, Arena, N. Y, phone Margaretville leS-R-S j22p

FOR SALE FOR SALE

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FOR SALE—Fresh eggs. Sunset Farm, phone Fleischmanns 27-F-13. j29c

FOR SALE—One '41 Nash, rea-sonable. Inquire at Mannie Mc-Cann's, Arkville. jl5p

FOR SALE—Three work horsefs hay loader. J. Meister Hubbel Hill,, Margaretville. jl5p

FOR SALE—^Two new Simmons l)eds and innerspring mattresses. Salcer, Fleisc unanns, N. Y., phone 14-F-3. jl5p

FOR SALE — 1939 International pickup, $175. Harold Veit, Fleischmanns, N. Y , phone BO-F-12. jl5p

FOR SALE — 1940 %-ton Ford pickup, good condition, $350. Mrs. Lewis Brannen, Fleisch-manns. jl5c

FOR SALE—Ducklings, 3 weeks old, also one-year-old ducks. : red Numann, Denver, N. Y phone Roxbury 2113. jl5c

FOR SALE—1948 Chevrolet con vertible coupe, in top condition. Trade-in accepted. Emrich's Esso Station, Margaretville. jl5c

FOR SALE—2 show cases, 4 and 8 ft, 8-ft. case in excellent con-dition. Must be moved at once. Shafer's ' Jewelry Store, Mar-garetville, N. Y., jl5p

FOR SALE—1939 Ford converti-ble and 1942 Special Buick, com-pletely overhatded. Red's Auto Supply, Prattsville, N. Y. Phone Prattsville 3627. je24tf

FOR SALE—One new Model C Allis-Chalmers tractor, with hydraulic operated side-mounted mower. Roney Equipment, An-des, phone Andes 2821. jl5c

FOR RENT—Apartment in Mar-garetville, 5 rooms and bath> all improvements, heat, water and lights. Available July 15. Waldo Parsons, phone Middleburgh 4. jl5c

CHRYSLER, DeSoto, Dodge, Plymouth. Genuine MOPAR fac-tory parts. As complete a jstocdc as you wiU find anywhere. Try us first. Stout-Craft Motors, Margaretville. . a9tf

USED Thor wringer type washing machine, bargain. Large pot stove, suitable for 300-500 gal. hot water storage tank or small hot water heating system. Smith's, Margaretville. jl5c

FOR SALE

FOR SALE House. Inquire of Emil Teichmann, phone 28f". Roxbiiry, N. Y. jylSp

FOR SAJLE^ 2,000 Barred Rock pullets, ready to lay. Price $2.25. H. R. MuUer, Grand Gorge, N. Y. Phone 4361. jlSc

FOR SALE—Baby bassinet, home-made braided rugs. Howard Fairbairn, Margaretville, phone 166-F-2. jl5p

FOR SALE — ix-week-old pigs{ onp silo, 10x26, complete ndth plates and rafters; boys.' bicycle, like new, fully equipped. John B. Ingles, New Kingston. j22c

WINDOW SCREEN and Storm windotir made to order, v (Set yours made now. Also can make most ansrthlng else you desire. Charles Greene, Wagner Ave. Fleischmanns, N. Y. J23tf

WANTED WANTED —24-lnch girls' bicyde.

Mcs. Peg Thompson, Marsaret<« viUe, N. Y.

WANTED—To buy a late model car. Hans Martens, Fleisch-maims. . ' jl5p

CHILD CARE WANTED — Girl wants job taking care of chil-dren. Miss Alice Cnum, Grand <3orge, N. Y. jl5p

WANTED-~Lone P&ie Mink Ranch Will nay $8 to $20 fcur old and disablea horses according to size.

• Photoe Franklin 14'F.14. slTtf

WANTED---Two-wheel bicycle for smaU girl, also pedal pusher automobile. Barkin, phone 66-M, MargaretviUe. ' jl5c

WANTED—25 or 30 tons of hay baled. Call Phoenicii 3486 or come to the Century Fanii* LanesviUe, N. Y. J29e

WANTED — Acreage 100 to 500 acres. Write Mr. L. Sobey, box 140, Andes, or call Andes 2781. j22c

FOR SALE—Canaries, males and females; colors, yellow, mottled, and green; males excellent sing-ers; reasonably price d. Mrs Marion Baker, Arkville, N. Y, Dry Brook road.

FOR SALE — Corduroy tires and tubes, Pennzoil motor oil, Delco batteries, fuel ptimps, carbu-retors, wheels, fenders, grilles, radiators, and a complete line ol: Chevrolet parts and accessories Sanford Chevrolet Co., Inc. Margaretville. jl56

FOR SALE—Former CCC camp on former Roy Leonard farm, near Margaretville, N. Y., consisting of 6.9 acres, laid out for build-ing lots. Spring and well will insure water supply to take care of entire property (well was drilled by U. S. government)'. Will sell very reasonable when lease with the Neill & Spanjer company expires. Consult M. Silberman of Fleischmanns for price and terms. Phone Fleisch manns 225. jyl5c

FOR SALE — One Quality gas range, one Speed Queen washer, one large oil burner. Washer and range nearly new. Can be seen anytime at Archie Fairbairn's or call at Charles Todd's, both at Seager. Mrs. John Wickham, Seager, N. Y. jlSp

FOR SALE in Margaretville, good income ' property, 3-apartment house, completely furnished; all modem improvements, new automatic heat, 2-car garage, 2% acres, ideally located, imme

. diate possession, bargain, easy terms. Steinhardt & Steinhardt realtors, Fleischmanns, N. Y phone 115. , jl5tf

FOR SALE—1947 WILLYS Jeep, 1939 Ford Tudor, 1939 Chev. coach, 1946 Ford Tudor, 1941 Ford Tudor, 1935 Ford converti-ble, 1940 Ford pickup, 1939 Dodge pickup, 1939 Ford stake pickup, USED FORD TRAC-TOR with side MOWER^ and used FORD FERGUSON 'TRAC-TOR with side MOWER, New Idea side rake, Cockshutt hay loader. W. S, Hmkley, Grand Gorge, N. Y. jl5c

USED CARS 1947 Dodge ^-ton pickup, perfect

condition, good tires, down $275.

1948 Ford V-8 Tudor DeLuxe, ex-cellent, $400 down.

Trade-Ins Accepted

Delaware Motors Co. Studebaker Sales & Service

Phone 125, Margaretville

LIVING ROOM SETS in m a n y attractive materials and styles. A large selection just received. Also separate pieces including tilt-back chairs .with ottomans, studio couches, sofa beds, occa-sional chairs. Beautiful lamps coffee and end tables, Arm-strong^ linoleum rugsv You can refurnish or buy your extra pieces now at exceptionally low prices. We are authorized SIM-MONS agents and carry their fuU line of beds, springs, mat-tresses, sofa beds .and baby furniture including their famous BE AUTYREST mattresses. Fur-niture for every room, modem, reasonaUe. Ibmerspcing mat-tresses, $15 up. Brown metal beds, $750 up. Blankets, pil-lows, summer furniture. Ci xme ^ and look around. Opeti eve-nings. Steinhardt's Furniture Exchange, Fleischmamte, N. Y.> phone 115. ' JlSc

FOR SALE—^Boarding house, two bathrooms, 5 minutes from vil-lage on hard road. Price $8,500 good terms. Willard F. Sanford phone Marg. 34-F-ll, Margaret ville, N. Y. j22p

NOW LISTEN, we are not kidding about our used car prices, II you reaUy want a cheap used car, come to Todd's in Fleisch manns. You can practically name your own price. jl5c

FOR SALE —My home on Dry Brook road, six rooms and bath all modern improvements; two acre lot; bam and chicken house; ideal for chicken farm John GoUpil, Arkville, N. Y. jltf

FOR SALE — Adn^ondack lawn chairs, built to last (or jrears All screws and bolts, no nails to snag clothes. AU edges rounded Have to be seen to be appre-ciated. Orson Slack's Shop, Arena, N. Y. jl5p

FOR SALE — Westinghouse elec-tric refrigerator, 8 cubic feet, needs repair, $30. Lawn roller, practically new, $15. Two elec-tric hot water radiators, $20. Beds and springs, $5. H . Feller, Pine HiU 2897. jl5c

FOR SALE—9 cu. ft. used Kelvina-tor refrigerator in A-1 condition $150, also 10 cu. ft. monitor top CSeneral Electric refrigerator, in good condition, $150. Margaret-ville Furniture Store, Margaret-viUe. jl5c

FOR SALE McCormick-Deering corn blower, tj je F, with 30 feet pipe, used one year, also 3 De-Laval magnetic single units with new rubbers. Holstein heifer, bagging, $150. Howard Samuels, Dunraven road, MargaretviUe. jyl5c

FOR SALE — 1948 Studebaker truck, heavy duty, 2-ton, long wheelbase, stake body, 5-speed transmission, 19,000 miles, spare never Used, tnick like new throughout, cost $2,260, we -wiU seU for $995. Stout-Craft Mo-tors, MargaretviUe, phone 170. jl5c

FOR SALE — Nine-piece walnut dining room suite, priced rea-sonable, one rockerv porch settee and matching chair, table radio, large 3-mirror vani^ and bendi, occasional dtisOr, several bed-room chairs, 3-piece blue frieze sectional davenport, day bed, 9x12 rtig. Mrs. Percy Mead,

, Arena, phone 1 9-P-12. jl5p

LOW MILEAGE CARS '47 Pontiac "8" Streamliner. This

is a one-owner car. Original paint. Radio, heater, fog lights, many extras. 15,0(X]I miles. Priced at little more than half oriednal cost. $1,495.00.

'47 C hevrolet Ctonvertible- Original paint. Radio, heater, many ex-tras. 26,000 nule; . This is really nice. $l,450jQ0. €aSAC terms available. ' ' Sanford CShevroIet Co., inc.

MargaretviUe jl5c

YES,* FOLKS, we have' some trucks we'd like to seU— these trucks were all taken in on new Chevrolet trucks. They aren't doing us any good; they can certainly do someone a lot of good. We're offering extremely liberal trade-in allowances, GMAC terms.

1944 Chevrolet 1%-Ton. 1946 Chevrolet 2-Ton.. 1946 Dodge 2-Ton 2-Speed. 1946 Dodge %-Ton. 1948 Dodge %-Ton. Don't make us a good cash offer

on these unless you mean it! Sanford Chevrolet Co., Inc.

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MISCELLANEOUS

FREE if taken at once, one acr6 of standing hay. Villa Maliny, Fleischmanns, N. Y. jl5c

THE ANNUAL Dry Brook church supper and bazaar will be held at the Community haU Thurs-day, Sept 1. Watch for further notice. jl5p

NOTICE—I WiU not be responsible for any debts contracted by any party or parties other than my-

, self. Francis E. C:asweU, KeUy Corners, N. Y., and U. S. Navy. jl5c

BAZAAR - BAKE SALE I C E C R E A M

CAKIE JENKINS' L A W N - MAIN ST. SATURDAY, J U L Y 1672 P. M.

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FEET HURT? -See ANDY for

Scientific Shoe Repairing In Shoe Business 31 Years

Fleischmanns, N. Y.

AUCmON SALE—Saturday, July 16, at 1 p. m. Contents of house of the late Edwin RusseU, Shav-ertown, piano, heaters, stoves, chairs, tables, beds, many antiques, dishes and garden tools. Elma Lakin. , jl5c

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WANTED » MAPLE LOGS DeUvered Our MiU

-THE MAYES CO., INC. Fleischmanns, N. Y.

WANTED—We buy old gold and silver jewelry. Come in and see our new sUver department. We* now have 'silver ^fts for wed-dings, silver and golden wed-dings, etc. M. Willnus, 0pp. theatre, MargaretviUe, N. Y. jel7tf

WANTED—Girl or woman for gen-eral hoiisework in private home, 3 in family, Uve in, good salary, for summer season and a perma-nent' position if arrangements can be made. Joseph Kaussman, Wagner Ave., Fleischmaims, N. Y., phone 207. jl5c

W E WILL BUY YOUR

Basswood and Ash

LUMBER 4/4" to 12/4W Thick

No. % Common or Better

dash 2% 10 Days

CENTRAL LUMBER GO.

229 Atlantlo Ave.

Brooklyn 2, N. Y.

Phone MAi^e 4-7666

FOR RENT

FOR RENT — Apartment for the winter.' Villa Maliny, Fleisch-manns, N. Y. jl5c

FOR RENT — Modern 7-room house, bath and a half, oil heat, garage. Mrs. Percy Mead, Arena, phone 169-F-12. jl5p

FOR RENT—Nice 3-room apart-ment, unfurnished, steam j heat; electric lights and water includ-ed, from Aug. 1. Bryant's Store, Big Indian, N. Y., phone Pine HiU 3977. j25c

FOR RENT in MargaretviUe, 4-room furnished apartment, aU modern improvements, oU heat, electricity, hot and cold water included in rent, ideal location, nice grounds B. Steinhardt, Fleischmanns, N. Y,, phone 115. jl5tf

LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE is hereby given that

License No. RL-18278 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage C>ontrol Law to seU beer, wine and Uquor to be con-sumed on the premises wher6 sold, at Woody's Bar and Gi iU on the north side of route 28 in the hamlet of ArkvUle, N. Y. Carl Wood, ArkvUle, N. Y. jl5p

NOTICE is heweby given that License No. EB-2655 has been issued to the Amdersigned under the provisions of the AlcohoUc Beverage Ctontrol Law to seU beer to be consumed on the premises where sold, at E. & B. Inn on the south side of route 28 in the township of Andes, N. Y. Edward B. ComeU, d/b/a E. & B. Inn, Andes. N. Y. jl5p

CARPENTER BUILDER CABINETMAKER

New Work - Alterations JOSEPH EISELE

KeUy Comers Phone Margaretville 163-F-4

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NOTICE— Catskill Mt. Coopera-tive GLF Cauliflower Auction, Inc. Tiiis pile of old iron has been lying here several years If someone cem prove ownership he should see Robert Friedland-er, otherwise it wlU be sold at auction. jl5p

Round and Square DANCING

ACROPOLIS HOTEL Halcott Center, N. Y.

(Turn left at post office and continue straight for 2 mUes) EVERY S A T U ^ A Y NIGHT

First Dance July 23 Music by

Ozzie's Green VaUey Boys Admission Free

AU . Legal Beverages

LOST AND FOUND LOST-j-Small black purse in Mar-r

garetviUe. Reward, Phone Andes 3481. r jl5p

LOST—We hope the man to whom we recently loaned a canvas coal bucket WiU return it before we, are able to. rdcaU his name. A EL Todd & Son, Fleischmanns, N. Y. - Jl5c

LOST—Very smaU cocker spaniel, white with black markings, answers to name of Jiggs, cllU-dren's pet If found* caU Mrs. Lewis Brannen, 149 Fleisch-manns. t / jl9c

NOTICE is hereby given that License No, GB-21689 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of .the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to seU cider and'beer to be consumed off the premises where sold, at Barnes Store on the south side of Main street in the hamlet of ArkviUe, N. Y. Harrison Barnes, ArkviUe, N. Y. jl5p

Notice is hereby given that a new schedule of telephone rates for MargaretviUe and Andes P.S.C. No. 10, superseding PJS.C. No. 9, effective July 1, 1949, has been filed with the PubUc Service Commission in Albany.

New monthly rates are as fol-lows:

Business phones — Individual line, $4.00; 4 and 5 party tliiie, $3.50; multi-party line, $3.00?. '

Residence phones Individual Une, $3.00; 4 or 5 party line, $2.75; multi-party line, $2.50.

IMSsodlaneous equipment charges —some eliminated, others ^ u c ^

AU new rates are net,'no dis-count.

Margaretville Telephone Exchange

FUed May 27, 1949. J22e

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