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aiABGAKETVIL,LE, N. T.

S p o n s o r H o b b y S h o w

A sports and hobby show by the Izaak Walton League will be held Thursday, Friday and Sat­urday, Aug. 23, 24, 25, from 7 to 10 p. m. "bn Thursday and Friday nights and irom 10 a. m. to 10 p. m. on Saturday with special prices to youngsters until 6 p. m. Interesting exhibits have been secured, including sports goods, antiques. Scout activities, taxi­dermy, Indian lore and bird study. Th e . committee is Don­ald Ploutz, Lee Keator and Roy Sears. The committee says they have available spaces left and should anyone desire to exhibit a hobby, contact the committee before Aug. 29, no charge for the space.

ONTEORAT H E A T R EFLEISOmiANNS

Phone S60

S Shows D ^ y —2, 7:S0, 9:30

Frlday-Satorday Aag. lO -l!

“The Catered Affair”lam est Borgnlne - B ette Davis

Sunday Monday Tuesday Aug. 12-13-14

“ H ig h S o c ie ty ’’(In Technicolor)

Grace. Kelly - Bing Crosby . Frank Sinatra

Special Admission Prices for This Picture Only

Adults, $1, tax incl. Children 50c

Wednesday ThursdayAug. 15-16

“THE MAN IN THE GREY FLANNEL

SUIT”Gregory Peck • Jennifer Jones

Frederic March Because of the length of this picture, evening performances wiU be a t 7:15 and 9:50.

I n t h e S e r v i c e

Fort Carson, Colo., July 31.— Sgt. William A. Coss, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Coss, Andes, is scheduled to leave the U. S. Aug. 15 for Europe as part of Operation Gyroscope, the Army’s unit rotation plan.

Sgt. Coss is a member of the 8th Infantry Division which is replacing the 9th Infantry Divi­sion in Germany. A squad leader in Company C of the division’s 13th Regiment, Sgt. Coss entered the Army in 1953 and received basic training a t Indiantown Gap, Pa. ~ '

C la s s if ie d A d v e r t is in gClassified advertising, cards ofthanks, and the like, 15c per line. Cbunt five words per line, includ­

ing name. Minimum 50c.

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GLOVESVILLE BIBLE BAPTIST

CHURCHFleischmanns, N. Y.

A VACATION REMINDERBefore you

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sta y the sale side of vacation driving. The extra feraftic hazards of increased traffic dMuand safe, sure stops. l « t os (dieck, adjust, and reline your brakes if needed.

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STEAMEDCLAMSSTAN’S TAVERN

Route 30 Kelly Comers, N. Y.

A U C T I O N? S A T U R D A Y , A U G . 11 - 1 P .M .At the Public Auction Room on Upper Main Street,

Maigaretville, N. Y.HOUSEHOLD GOODS

Floor coverings, chairs, tables, stands, glassware, china, TV set, beds, rockers, dinette sets, several fine m gs, large Japanese >|aoqaered case, wicker set, docks, tools, electric m eat slicer, and many other items.

li ANTIQUES<” Glassware, «̂ Mng, chairs, rockers, pictures, furniture.

:ji 1937 Ford Roadster, fine.>|l TERMS: CASH

Anything Ton W ant S<dd Call

P U r a J C A U C T IO N C O .G. W. TOPPER

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RONALD HERRICKPhone WS2

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W i l l P r e a c h H e r eRev. Wesley Williams of Nor­

walk, Conn., will preach a t the Arkville and Margaretville Meth­odist churches. Sunday, Aug. 12.

Rev. Williams J«gan his min­istry a t the Fletechmanns Meth­odist church in 1934. He is now pastor a t the Norwalk Methodist church, where he has served for the past 10 years.

Margaretville Methodist Church: Church school a t 10 a. m.; wor­ship service, 11 a. m.; guest min­ister, Rev. Wesley Williams, Nor­walk, Conn.

C o u n t r y C l u b C l o s e s

I n P i n e H i l lThe Pine Hill Country club

closed Wednesday, Aug. 1, follow­ing the death of the operator, Al­bert B. Sterner, the week before.

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them. Hynes leaped out of the way, but Larson w£ls h it by the vehicle and pinned under it for 20 minutes imtil a wrecker ar­rived.

Trooper John Gorence of the Margaretville substation said tha t L. I., on a slight grade in the lot.

Two Others H urtAn 80-year-old summer guest

was injured in Pine Hill Tuesday the car had been parked by Rey­nold Fischmann, 21, of Elmhurst, when she was knocked down by a backing refuse truck. Another woman was injured tha t after­noon In a blow-out-caused crash on route 28 between Arkville and Margaretville.

The injured guest was Mrs. Fanny Landman, 80, of New York city. Sgt. Ray Dirnn said that Mrs. Landman was struck by a 1953 truck operated by Willard Benjamin, as she walked along Elm street near the Hotel Tyrol. The truck was backing from the driveway of the Welten home.

Mrs. Landman was taken to M argaretville hospital by the Goimley ambulance. Treated by Dr. ^yeinberg, she was found to have suffered* a compound frac­ture in the right leg, a laceration over her left eye and general con­tusions.

A car operated by Mrs. Anne Marquardt of Aricville went out of control late Tuesday afternoon when its front tire blew, causing the vehicle to overturn. A pas­senger, Johanna Wolshiemer, of Delhi was injured slightly, but x-rays a t the Margaretville hos­pital showed no fractures, and she was discharged.

INCOME PROPERTY

“Elm Tree” tourist home, M ^ St., Blargaretville, N. in heart of C a ts k i^ established 40 years. On Bts. 28 and 80. Linked direct to Tiiruway^ Few mln. from Belleayre Ski Sl«q>e, new Pepactmi reservoir. Two- mln- walk to chain stores, bank,movies, etc. Oil heat, all im­provements, IS roMUS, S hatiis, garage, shop.. Trees, shrubs, big lawn,- garden spot. Oppor. for Adeline. Owner runs t ^ busi­ness, included in sale. Must see to apiM-eciate. $21,500. Oby Atkin, M argaretville, phone 1S91. Must leave for Fla. a t

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CBAFT TINT NUMBERED OIL PAINTING SETS

ARTISTS OILS COLORS BRUSHES

WATERCOLORS SKETCHINO PADS CANVAS BOARDS

CHARCOAL PENCILS PRANO DEK-ALL

DATOLO WATER COLORS

Ask to See the New ^Jctied Magic” Nim-Drip Paint

TUTTLE’S Paint & Wallpaper Store Ph. 2281 Ma^faretville, N. r .

FOR SALE — 14-foot boat, $50 f OR SALE—12x16 ft. rug. Louis cash. William Rogers, Fleisch- Levy, Margaretville, phone 1282. manns.__ ^___ __ alOpj alOc

phone M a rg ^ tv ille 0 ^1 . alOc

FOR SALE — McCuUoch chain saws, parts and service. Crosby

' Bros., Arkville. d9tf

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FOR SALE — Giant-Grip or Hy- Glo baler twine, $6.85 per hale. E. M. Decker, Andes, N. Y. jl3 tf

FOR SALE — Potatoes. George Adee, Kelly Comers, phone Mar­garetville 0341. 2al7p

ORDER your Craine concrete stave silo now. Crosby Brothers, Arkville; alOtf

FOR SALE—^Used Frigidedre re ­frigerator, $50, good condition. M argaretville ^ rd w a re . Inc. alOp

FOR SALE — . 4 Arndt brooder racks, 3 devel(^>er racks. Meike offer. CoUenbiis, Margaretville 0670. alOc

FOR SALE—Quality paiht, $3.95 per gal., $3.75 in 5-gal. pa Liddle Bros., Andes, {dione 2551. 3a24c

FOR A DIFFERENT FINISH for camps, lodges or dens, see pecky cypress paneling a t Briggs Ltim-ber Co., Roxbury. alOc

FOR SALE—Honey in 2% and 5- pound containers. Courtney R. Sanford, Margaretville, N. Y. 7a31c

FOR SALE — Cocker Spaniel, cert, pedigree, fem., spayed, 1.5 years old. Only $25, cost $75. Piiie Hill 3977. ' alOc

FOR SALE—Easy Spin-Dry wash­er, good condition, $34.50. San­ford’s, hardware, farm and home

route 28, M argaret- .alOc

A COMPLETELY finished oak floor th a t you can lay yourself and have the job all done in one day, 32c per bd. ft. a t Brii Lumber Co., Roxbury. a

FOR SALE — African violets, double, single and fringette, many named varieties. Mrs. Lewis Low, upper Main street, Margaretville. alOc

FOR SALE—Carboiite roof coat­ing, gals., 5 gal., in black, 10- year guarantee; other colors, 5-year guarantee. Powell’s Store, Andes, phone 24"^. j ^ t f

FOR SALE—^Pullets, ready to lay, rugged crossbreds, cheaper than you can raise ’em yourself, $1.65 each. Hyman Moskowitz, Hal- cottville, N. >Y. alOc

FOR SALE—55-gal. steel open-top barrels, suitable for garbage burning, etc., $3 each delivered. Ed Ocker Jr., AUaben, N. Y.,

/{dione Phoenicia 3458. alOp

FOR SALE — DeLuxe 6-bumer Caloric gas range. Closeout sale. No fair ^ c e s refused. , Smith’s Plumbing and Electrical Sup­plies, M argaretville. alOc

SPECIAL FOR AUGUST—Dairy- lea Waikiki Pineapple, % gal. 95c; all flavors, 2 pints 59& Also sherbets and Dairylea butter. Douglas Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y. 5a31c

QUALTTY MEATS Cut to Your Order

Beef, Pork, Lamb. Veal Wagner’s M eat Mkt.

Phone 2221 Main S t, M argaretville

FOR SALE—^Hotpoint and Frigid- aire used refrigerators, in good condition; used Frigidaire elec­tric range; used Norge automatic washer. M argaretville Furniture Store. alOc

CLOSE OUT on Reo power mow­ers: 18 in., regular price $89.95, special a t $69.95; 21 in., ref la r price $99.95, special a t $79.! Margaretville Hardware, Inc. alOc

FOR SALE — Westinghouse elec^ trie stove, good condition, $25. Pair size 9 hightop new rubber boots, $8. Pair size 9 four- buckle arctics, new, $5. Sheep­skin lined coat, size 40. Clara Keator, Arkville. 2al7c

DISAPPEARING STAIRS in­stalled in your attic, also sliding door clothes closets built to your specifications. Work ex­pertly and reasonably done. M Ocker Jr., AUaben, N. Y., phone Phoenicia 3458. alOp

HELP WANTEDDRIVER WANTEX> — Responsible

man, good wages. N at Israel, phone Fleischmanns 62. alOc

HELP WANTEDHELP W A N T ^ — Dairy farm

w orker, willing to leam hew 'ways, small family, references.

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WANTED — Experienced married man to take diarge of a dairy. Good wages and privileges. Also someone to help grade and padc

AXnUiam Dubovedc, lAcsie itvflle 2181. alOc

HELP WANTED — Stenographer, law office. Weiss & Kleinfdd, fleischm anns, phone 83. alOc

HELP WANTED — Male, no ex- pe^ence necessary, steady, year- round wOTk. Apply Wood Stock Dimensicm,. Inc., see Allan Frod- sham, Woodstodc, idione 6592.

HELP WANTEID—Man or wranan for all-around restaurant and bar woric. Year-round work for rig^t party. Edwards’ Restau­ran t and Bar, Margaretville. alOtf

IWANTED

■Country Bank

Needs

Young Lady Employe

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Many E m plc^ Benefits

Good Starting Salary

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FOR SALE—^New laminated tim ­ber: 10 5x8 18-footers; 10 5x8 12-footers; 1 5x8 21 feet. Mur­ray’s Hotel, M argaretville. alOc

READY-MK CEMENT for all handyman jobs. Just add water. $1.60 per bag a t Briggs Lumoer Co., Roxbury. eilOc

FOR SALE—American Seal “Big Time” outside white house paint, $4.65 gal. M argaretville Hard­ware, Inc. alOc

FOR SALE—^Fresh-killed, mature, white turkeys, broad-breasted hens. Average weight 10 lbs. Herman Osche, phone Roxbury 2956. 3a24c

W ANTED^Either hot air or floor furnace. S tate kind and price. P. O. Box 221, Pine Hill. 2al7p

WANTED—Typing, any kind, to do a t home. Will call for, if re­quested. Phone M..Mead, Mar­garetville 1578. 4al7c

LOGS WANTED—Will buy hard- wood logs. Cash. Woodstock Wood Products, Bearsville Flat, phone W oodsto^ 6592. 4al0c

WILL PAY CASH for abandtmed farm or mountain home. Lukow Realty, Margaretville, phone 225L ^ m ietf

WANTED — Uvestock, calves, ' cows, bulls. Lynworth Jacques,

Andes, N. Y., phone M ^es 2051 or 2664. s3tf

WANTED — Kitchen help, male, no experience necessary. Hotel Paradise, Pine Hill, phone 2981. alOc

WANTED—^We buy Oriental and Chinese rugs, large size pre­ferred, in*good condition. Phone Pine Hill 3201. 8a31p

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE — 7-room house in

New Kingstcm, $2,500. Phone Andes 2816. jl3 tf

FOR SALE—^House in Andes vil­lage. Lawrence Tweedie, Andes, phone 2682. 4al7c

FOR S A L E -4 cottages, all im­provements, furnished, 4% acres. Call or write Roccanova, Fleisch­manns, phone 27-J-2. 2al0c

FOR SALE—Good 10-room house, bam , land, spring, $6,000. Fred Harris, New Kingston, N. Y. 12s7p

FOR SALE — One-story 6-room house, spring water, oil heat, fireplace and garage. Donald Kelly, Margaretville, phone 0658. j20tf

FOR SALE — 2-family house in village of Roxljury, excellent lo­cation. Contact Waldo Parsons’ Pharmacy, Middleburg, phone Valley 75522. 4a24c

FOR SALE — 14-room boarding h o u s e , excellent condition.$9,750. Fleischmanns vicinity.

ute 28, opposite Crystal Brook Hotel. Henry J. Seitz, 100-13Ascan Ave., Forest Hills 75, N. Y. 10al7p

FOR SALE—^6aby capons, dressed, 3 to 4 lbs., discount in lots of 5 or more. John Fairbaim , Ark­ville, phone Margaretville 0581. 2al7c

FOR SALE — Radio and hearing aid batteries for most makes and models, wholesale and retail. M argaretville Hardware, foe. 4a31c

GET YOUR SAWDUST a t sum­mer prices, delivered in 2 bushel loads. Fairbaim Lum

phone M argaretville 2297.

FOR SALE — 1954 5-roUer J<*n Deere crawler with cargo windi and log arch. Also 1948 EE Mack truck. Call Shokan 2776. 4a24p

FOR SALE—Demonstrator, Moto- mower, self-propelled rotary, mows lawn grass, or taH weeds, $169.50, special $129.50. San­ford’s Haidware, phone Mar­garetville 2301. alOc

FOR SALE — 2-pt. barbed wire, $6.95 for 80-rod roll, 4-pt. $8.50, also electric fence controls and hot-shot batteries. Binder twine. Margaretville Hardware, Inc. alOc

COATS AND SUITS, dresses and sportswear. Sale now in prog­ress. Tremendous savings. Re­tiring frcRn business after years of serving our friends. Everything m ust go. Korn’s A ppar^ Shop, Margaretville.

NEW International 300 Utility tractors, several new McCormick No. 45 balers with motors left a t special prices, one new 20C forage harvester a t big discount. Douglas Kelly, Margaretville, N. Y., 0971. 2al0c

USED FARM EQUIPMENT—1951 Case baler, in good condition,

and a t a bargain; 1946 Ford- Ferguson tractor with jdows and buzz saw; several trailer mow­ers. Douglas Kelly, M argaret­ville, N. Y., phone 0971. 2al0c

FOR SALE— 1̂00 men’s suits in various sizes ai\d colors, priced $6.50 to $15; new men’s slacks, cuffed free, in all sizes, $4.95; sport jackets, priced to^ .50 ; several new men’s suits in various sizes, $19.95. Royal Cleaners, phone MargaretviUi 1831. alOc

FOR SALE—One used Ferguson mounted side rake; on^ u s ^ Case VA tractor, dean and in nice shape. We have just one New Holland 66 baler left. No more balers until Aug. 20. Case and New Holland parts and serv­ice. Crosby Bros., Arkville. 2al7c

f 6 r SALE — Westinghouse De- Luxe Commander double oven electric range, fully automatic, used one term a t FHS home economics dass, four-year fac­tory warranty. List price $449, sale price $250. Can be seen at Fleischmanns high school, or call Sam Arnold, phone 175. alOc

WILSON, the fireezer you are pa: ing f(»- if you do have one. Wli live <m a farm and not live ol from it? Why not invest your money in a freezer instead of a grocery stem and live like a King for half the im ce and only go chopping once or twice? "Why not rent a freezer? Murdock’s of Blo(»nville, on the Boulevard 8 Smiles east of Ddhi. m 2tf

FOR GREATER SAVINGS PLASTIC PIPE

, Never Ru&ts % in. - 100 ft. - $ 9.42 % in. - 100 ft. - $13.25 1 in. - 100 f t - $19.21

Full Coils Only Gould Deep and ^lallow Well

PumpsM argaretville Hardware, Inc. lone 0201 M arg are ti^Phone

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NO OTHER SAW CAN MATCH

H O M E L T IELET US PROVE IT

Used Saws Frw n $45 and Up

F a i r b a im L u m b e r G n rp .

“ WHERE-SERVICE SELLJS”

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WANTED—^Are you a clutter bug? Send your unwanted household artid es to the Shan- daken Methodist church auction Contact Phoenicia 8130. alOc

WANTED—^Will care for young child, my home, days. Mrs George Graham, com er W alnut and Orchard streets. S. Du_ a p t j27tf

WANTED—Logs delivered to our milL Cherry, birdi, hard maple, basswood, soft maple and ash Phone 31805. Cable’s Lumber Yard, Downsville, N. Y. alOtf

OAK LOGS WANTED—12” and up in diameter, 4%, 9, 13% and 18-foot lengths, delivered our mill. The Mayes Co., Fleisdi- manns, phone Fleischmanns 161.

LOGS WANTED — Birch, maple, basswood and yellow poplar, 12 inches and up in diameter. Delivered our milL The Mayes Co.. Fleischmanns, i^one 161. f24tf

WANTED—(For cash) old g^ass- warie. china, kerosrae lamps, tables. chaii% bureaus, c boards, stands, desks, co ri b guns, powder homs, docks, Seigh bdls, jew dry, cut glass, dolls. Anything old. W rite James Cain. Roscoe, N. Y. n l4 tf

FOR RENTFOR R E a^—3-room apartm ent in

Msffgaretville B^cety b u S ^ Phi»e MBTgaretvOle 036L je l

FOR RENT—4-nxKn heated apart­m ent all year-round. Inquire

Mrs. Leila Simonson, Main S t, Fleischmanns. a3tf

FOR RENT—l-2^-4 room apts., $50-$55 m o n t^ , furnished, with utilities o^ without. Free heated garage. D e l a w a r e C o u r t , Fleischmanns. alOtf

FOR RENT — 7-room house, 1% baths. 3/10 mile on Dry Brook road. L. A. Signor, M argaret­ville, phone M argaretville 1679. alOp

FOR RENT—Houses and apart­ments, furnished and unfur­nished. Phone Pine Hill 2058. J^ e p h Donahue, Big Indian.

FOR RENT—5-room apartm ent in village of Roxbury, $35 per month, all improvements. Con­tac t Waldo Parsons’ Pharmacy, Middleburg, phone Valley 75522. 4a24c

FOR RENT—5-room house, con­sisting of 2 bedrooms, living room, and kitdien, heated, teacher preferred. Mrs. Nellie Weiss, Wagner Ave. next to Park Terrace swimjning pool, phone Fleischmanns 142. 2al7c

MISCELLANEOUSAPPLE TREE Antique Shop is

open, 1% miles on Halcott road, fleischmanns. 4al0c

MY LAW OFFICE wdll be dosed from Aug. 12 through Labor day. Mabel D. Fenton, M argaretville. 2al7c

WILL BUY your cows and calves or will truck them to auctions. L. C. “Pete” Gray, phone Mar­garetville 1640. o21tf

STILL TIME to place your order for a Harder ccHicrete stave silo for S ^ tem ber erection. Douglas KeUy, Margaretville, N. Y., 0971. 5a31c

NOTICE—The one who took two flamingos frcwn my front yard retum them as I Imow who you are. Evelyn Cole. alOc

SIM’S On Route 28, Arkville

For Excellait Dinners Wonderful Pizza

' Tremendous Sodas and Sundaes Wine and Beer

Outside Patio for Dining alOtf

CmCKEN BARBECUE by Brooks Thursday, Aug. 16, beginning 6 p. m., a t Margaretville Meth­odist diurch parlors. Tickets $1.50. Benefit Margaretville WSCS. For tidcets contact Mrs. Harold Baker, Mrs. Douglas Kelly or Mrs. Casper Bellows before Aug. 12. 2al0c

CARD OF THANKSI wish to thank Dr, Weinberg,

the n u r ^ and staff of M ai^aret- ville hosi»tal for wonderhil care, friends and relatives for cards and calls while I was sick. Many thanks. Minnie Monington alOp

FOR SALE—Camp and building sites w ith nmning water, elec­tricity and telephone on prop­erty, on good highway, 2 to 85 acres, also 318-acre tract, rea­sonable. H. W. Finch, M argaret­ville. alOc

235 ACRES ideal hunting land, spring water, price $3,500, half cash. Also 240-acre farm, 10- room House, improvements, bam, buildings in fair condition, spring brook water, price $5,500, cash $2,500. Redmond Agency, Ark­ville, N.Y. Real bargains. 2al0p

FOR SALE—Remodeled, redeco­rated 8-room 2-story house in Hobart, 2 baths, sun porch, Yoimgstown kitchen with dish­washer, automatic hot air h e a t Everything in excellent condi­tion, $8,000. Dan T a it Grand Gorge, phone 4391. j27tf

FOR SALE — My property on Orchard street in Margaretville, % acre with 9-room house, 1% baths, oil hot a ir h e a t all copper plumbing, electric H. W., com­bination 2-car garage and shop, also bam . Albert Trowbridge, R. R. 3, Box 48, Kingston, N. Y. Phone 668-J-2. 2al0c

FOR SALE— Margaretville Main street store builmng with mod­em apartm ent full price $6,950. Easy terms. /

Exdusive with Lukow Realty Margaretville

Co-Brokers Protectedm25tf

WE HAVE a party who viriU buy stock-equipped farm, 25 to ^ cows, and will pay $16,500 cash. Have another party who wants % to 1 acre. 4 or S-rtxxn house, not over 1 miles to a village. Will pay $3,500. $2,500 cash down,, pay balance $100 per month until paid. Redmcmid’s Agency, Arkville. alOc

FOR SALE—The ^Yerry residence in Margaretville, on AcadCToy s tre e t 7 rooms, bath, electric, heat and garage. A good hcxne at a reas(Hiable price. If interested please w rite to Mrs. A, H. Chainyk, Schoolhouse Road, Al­bany 3, N. Y.. Box 269. or call collect Albany 2-9074 or 8-0906. 4al7c

FOR SATE — Beautiful country home overlooking lake, hard­wood floors, oil hot air h e a t gas w ater heater, guest house. 2-car garage with w ater lights and h ea t lawn, rock gardens. 2 w ater reservours. oiled driveway, price reasonable. You cannot see its beauty until you drive in. N. L. Lattin. IMcottviUe^______ ^ t f

FOR SALE—In Shandaken. route 42, former artist’s home. 7 rooms, modem, induding studio bungalow, 3-car garage, 3% acres, ideal' home, tourists or hunting lodge in heart o fJiea r and deer country. $11,500, wUT take mortgage. Fred Kindieck, Shandaken, phone Phoenida 7762. alOp

FOR SALE — In Margaretville, former Dr. S. W. Reed residence. W alnut s tre e t 8-room house, 1-car garage,-nicest garden spot in the village, equipped dental office. Asking price $12,000.

Exdusive with Lukow Realty Margaretville, N. Y.

Phone 2251 Co-Brokers Protected

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FOR SALE—In Arkville, Catholic rectory and church property. Main street, ideal for manu­facturing p lan t large comer frontage, two-car garage and bam . Sacrifice $12,000. Terms.

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Lukow Realty Margaretville, N. Y.

Ph<me 2251 Co-Brokers Protected

$500 DOWN buys a 7-ro<«n house with bath and h e a t newly deco­rated, new roof. $6,500 cash down buys a modem 6-nxHn house, one acre of land. 11% acres,. 5 rooms and bath, deep well, electric, $7,500. Village hcnne, $4,500, h e a t 1% baths, 6 rooms, % acre. 180 acres, stream, for $7,000.. Bare farm, excellent buildings, milk cooler, hay dryer, $17,000, half cash. Cabin, w i^ bath, 3 nxHns, % acre, $4,100. $2,000 down buys a 7-nxHn house, deep well, won­derful view, near village. Wil­lard F. Sanfon^ phone 1715, Margaretville, N. Y. 5a31c

LOST AND FOUNP

AUTOMOBILESFOR SA L E ^’53 Packard CliK>er

2-door, standard transmission, exceUent condition, $775. Ed Dietrich, phone M argaretville 1393. alOp

FOR SALE—1949 Plymouth dub coupe, Excellent condition, new rubber, 20,000 actual miles. Must be seen to be a^^H ^ated. Paul Constable, M argaretville. alOp

USED CARS ’54 Studebaker V8 station wagon,

new tires.’53 Olds Super 88 H o lic^ coupe,

hydramatic, fully equi{^>ed.’53 Kaiser 4-door, hydramatic,

fully equipped.’51 Packani 4-door sedan. Intem ational 1%-ton truck with

refrigerated body, new 1964 ax- gine.

Studebaker %-ton pickup. Ladenheim & Sons Garage Oldsmobile Sales & Service

Phone 1541 M ^ are tv ille , N. Y. alOc

USED CARS 1954 Hudson Super Wasp Holly­

wood hardtop, radio, heater, automatic transmission..

1953 Chevrolet 4-dodr, heater, standard.transmission, excellent condition.

1951 Hudson Commodore 8 4-door overdrive, heater.

1950 Buick Super 4-door, radio, heater, autoniatic transmission.

1949 Olds 88 4-door, radio, heater, automatic transmission.

A few older cars th a t can be bought a t a bargain. Good transportation.

VAN VALKENBURGH’S GARAGE

ROXBURY, N. Y.PHONE ROXBURY 3451

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PINDAR’S USED CARS PHONE GRAND GORGE 4652

’55 Chevy 210 sedan 8̂ p.g.’55 Chevy 210 8.’54 Chevy 210 sedan, p.g., 15,000

miles.’54 Chevy 210 2-doOT.’54 Chevy 4-door sedan.’53 Chevy convertible.’52 Chevy 4-door sedan.’52 Nash station wagon.’52 Chevy 2-door sedan.’51 Chevy station wragon, 9-pass.’51 Chevy 4-door sedan. '’51 Ford Victoria.’50 Chevy 4-door sedan.’50 Buick 4-door Special.’50 Stude. 2-door sedan, o.d.’48 Kaiser 4-door sedan.

’52 Chevy %-ton pidcup.’51 Chevy %-ton pickiq>.’47 Stude. l-tMi stake.’40 Ford 1%-ton cab and diassis. alOc

Buy your used car or truck where you get the most for your money.

Special This Week Only1951 Studebaker 154-in. wheelbase

cab and chassis with excellent 7.50x20 10-ply tires, a real steal a t only $450.

19^ %'!'ton S t^ b a k e r . stake truck. 'This too has excellent rubber. Only $175.

1950 Hudscsi 4-door, gpod rubber, radio, heater, tum signals, good conditi(»i, only $195.

195^Fra^pickup, good conditicMi,

1954 Ford pickup, excellent OMidi- tion. We’re selling this outstand­ing unit for a customer for only $875.

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U S E D C A R S’55 Cadillac Coupe DeVille, 17,000

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’40 Buick, $100.’49 Kaiser, $100.

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GOOD USED CARS ’56 Chevrolet “210” 2-door. 6,900

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