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PAGE SIX • 'NJ .I* 1 1 \\V-'TJHB- f;\t.\ \\ul--% . CAZBTfOYIA ViRHnfTOLICANr <;,; , «.i'-f;i,:.o,j.j,;i;r:.',^. < : .,g i <v»A'.'; t .,;|..^. k Cazcriovia, NiY/, Thwra ajayfr jH«r';2s ! The Greatest Radio Selling Event of the Season 40^ew and Used Guaranteed Radio Sets £t a saving of from $25 to $125. Special lot New Hall Melodyne Sets, fully equipped, ieady to op erate, while they last, only.,- $89.50 New Hall Melodynes Just a few of these very fine radio receivers in original wrappings. Ask the owner of a Hall what the receiver will do. While they last,OQ PA complete 0 «7»* JU including 5 RCA Tubes, Phil co A Battery,-Phrlco-B^atter- ies, liverready C Battery, Tow^ er Scientific Loud Speaker. RadioIaSuperVIII 6 Tubes, no aerial. All bat teries hidden' away. Built*in Loud Speaker. A Self-Con tained loop aerial. OQC A A Special £*£D.UU Batteries Extra Ware Neutrodyne Three tube set in beautiful ma hogany console cabinet. Built- in speaker. y|Q r*A Special W.OII Combination Pho nograph » nd Radio in a beautiful mahogany sole cabinet. Five Tube dio Receiver and Speaker—Special i #«i»»iiniiitirninniij>ii Nelson peipartment ^1 - ERIEWLLE NELSON con Ra- 119.50 Whit Rad Four Tube Radio Set, Special.. 29.50 Five-tube Radio Sets—Special 29.50 See. The New Ball Antennae Jt gives better radio |A A A reception. Price Convenient Terms Arranged CLARK Music JHQ. Melville, Clark President 416-420 S. Salina St Syracuse, N. Y. (Keith W. -Jones. ..Correspondent; Cazeno'via, R. D. 8. Phono 10-F : 22- Nelson, - March 22.—The \last -few days~seem to indicate that Spring\ has at last arrived, th« show that has been oar constant companion for the 'past few months having .rapidly vanished by reason of the eon's . bright rays.' The state road in open for travel again and -we hope 'for fine weather daring the remainder of the.Spring season. Church services ji(ere_given op at the M. E. church Sunday by reason of the illness of the pastor, Rev. \Devine at bis home at Erieville. Tiio atten dance at the Sunday school was also decreased because of the bad, going. Several from, out of town took ad vantage of the. .fine day Sunday by motoring to town and spending tfce \day with friends here. Remember the play \Deacon Dobbs\ by the 'Morrisvtlle School t'roapo at Grange Ball Friday even ing, the young people have been drilled.extemively-and a-first class en tertainment is promised. A large attendance is desired at. the' Grange meeting Saturday evening as important business is scheduled to be brought before the meeting. The social evening at Grange Bali Friday evening took the form of a masquerade which wan much enjoyed by the participanta<.and speetatora as well. The costumes proved very ar tistic and showed that the dressmak ing art is not entirely forgotten in old Nelson A Cazenovia orchestra furnished music for dancing and a very pleasant time is reported by all in attendance. > Robert Dame had a force busy last week hauling lumber to the state road to be' drawn by truck to Syracuse to be used in the erec ion of the new house he i t building in that city. - Mr. and MTB . Howard Blowers, D. D. Bldwers and Keith W. Jones mo tored to : OneidaMonday going by. way ol Momaville and rfratts Hollow, and reporting rough traveling in that part of the country. While there, they Called on our fellow townsman, Allison Parke and found him confined to his bed in quite a serious condition. Bis Nelson friends hope for better tidings soon. Mrs. Frank Keith is entertaining her sister-in-law, Mrs. Coulter of Caz enovia at her home here. Gersom R. Owens spent last week with relatives and friends at Morris- ville^nd vicinity. Miss, Aldyth Jones entertained a friend=from Syracuse over the week end. Harlfy Brown attended the ad journed terrnXof/ supreme court'at i Wampsville last week Dallas Bosworth of Oneida spent Snnday with his mother in town. v._ Mr. and Mrs. Edgar who' spent sev eral Jays last fall at D. D. Blowers' while* looking over different' places in oar locality, returned to town Sat urday after spending the winter in ryland and are ' staying at Mr. (Mrs. T. F. Harris,' Correspondent; Erieville. * Phone,; i9-Y-lUi) : ,.. Erievilie,. Murch 2J£r-Mis.8 Ernes tine,Friedla'nd, T. N.i ,'of Fditon,H baa been spending a week' with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. 'Max.Friedman. \ The remains.»f MrB,J3arph. Wells of Cazenovia, a .'former,'resident.of< this place, were-brought; here .for. inter ment Tuesday afternoon. . Mr. arid Mrs. D. P..Maynard.and Mr.-nnd-Mrs'r-W^H-Barton spent Fri day in Hamilton.,., .. i Mrs.'^illard Ho wells and children, Paul and Mary, loft Friday for Water- town where they will bo guests for-a few days-of, ber brother, Harold Lines and -wifo. \ ;'. Mrs. \Grldley and daughters, Violet and Hilda, left today for Buffalo, where she-expects to meet her sister and proceed to Detroit,- where she will-have employment. Several cases of Bovere coldB and grippe are reported. ~• * 'Thursday the*CoTheli Club waa.'in- tertained by'Mrs. D. P. Maynard as. sfsted by Miss'S.'Elizabetb Hecos and Mrs. Percy Slocum.. Most of the mem bers and several visitors were present. The subject of the program was \Spring\ and the roll call was re- ponded to with selections from the March calendar. Mrs. F. H. Chaph.e read a paper on Spring prepared by, Mrs. Perry, who also sent original conundrums, the ah wears of which were the names, af Club members. Mrs. C W. Hamilton, Mrs. D. E. Williams and Mrs. Percy Slocum gave interesting readings. All greatly ap preciated the instrumental selection by MisSnMarie Buckingham and the vocal solo by 'Miss Elizabeth Slocum. The president, Mrs. Whitney Blair, in 'a dropped word contest, bad the ladies trim several spring hats. Mrs. Howells received the prize. Miss Grace Beebe delightfully en- tertsinndthe youngladies of the town at tea Thursday evening, -the occasion being her birthday. Miss Maude Brown, teacher of her Sunday school' class was also present. The guests left the hostess several gifts, as re minders of the evening; - ) LaVerne Medbury and Dudley Church have returned to their work in Buffalo after spending a week in town Miss Lena Briggs of Newark spent Sonday at the home of her father, P. C Brggs. Mrs. J). Do You .:~ifcV'V ;,4lV\-'i.' the importance of placing your order Jatf.once, for; alaiil Fp0 Car,, Truck or.^m^^ <-p--.> if you' are to. benefit by them thia.Spring ?» The New Improved ^pp^ffgr,, are goingover Big. Over, half of the buying pttbiic^is./e ^p !^g^^e- new model's:\' We have more orders on hand at thi&tim^hanLW^^aTe '^ycHr \before compiled at any one time in the_history of our business..; Dpn't'wait to purchase, your new car. PLACE. YOUR ORDER NOW, we will deliver when you-iare ready for it. ,, Jt looks like.alate Spring and you should haveyour-order-inJfor a - . Fordson Tractor the most economical power plant ever assembled for farm use. Every'indi- caiion points t o our biggest Fordson year. ORDER ONE NOW. Yoti'can not make a Better investment.. We have- all the implements on display. Come in and look them over. , , Our Service Department is complete and a,t your service. We are here to see that our service is spelled with capital \S\ and we want our customers to have it. WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD Rebuilt Cars for you to look at. Come in or phone 111. We want t o take care of you and above all Ave want t o supply everyone' who wants a Ford Car,' Truck or Tractor this Spring, but t o dq so you can help by placing your order now. We Are Open Evenings M Blowers for a few daya^ Mr. and Mr* Ernest'Blow.ra spent Sunday with friends in Syracuse : Snpervitor H. H. Jones attended-aY special meeting of the Board ' at Wampsville Friday. Mrs. L P. Gamble has been caring for Mrs Leonard Jones at E'leville the past week. Orville T. Jones of Utica is spend ing a few days witb hie mother, Mrs. Margaret Jones in town. Mrs. W. R. Francis and daughter, Roberta were called to Utica Thursday by the illness of her daughter, Mrs. Elmer Badertscher at her home there. Mrs. Belle Dean of Syracuse was a Sunday caller on ber parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Ensign. Wendell Ensign has started bis season's work as driver for the Cazen ovia Bakery delivery truck on the southern route. John Boss who has been spending the winter on a dairy farm, near New York city is at his farmer place at harold Shepherd's for the present . Miss Carol Turner of*~Ballina spent thu week end witb her\ friend, Gene vieve Jones. * P. Maynard will open her home Tuesday evening for a social for the benefit of the library. The Housewives are reminded that any waste papers may be left at the Maynard barn where there is already qnite an. amount to be-aold for ttje benefit of the library. Mrs E. B. Buckingham spent Sun day in Syracuse .with her husband. The relatives and frienda here were greatly shocked to learn of th. death Thursday of Herbert C. Williamson of Hamilton, a former highly esteemed resident of this vicinity. Ha passed away at a Utica hospital where ha had ondergoa* an \operation -the previous week and seemed to be recoverrig -sat isfactorily ontil a few hours'before the end came. Mr. Williamson bad lived one day past the half-century mark. - He was a nephew of Charles and Fred Hamilton of this place. Mr. and Mrs. D P. -Maynard went to Hamilton by train Saturday evening, returning this morning On account of the road conditiens it waa impossible for others from here to be present at tbe--servicea held yesterday. Much sympathy Is felt for the wife, ne. Lilliao Everts, and th. invalid.motber, Mrs. Williamson of Morrisville. 1 Mrs C. E. Maynstd and Rev. and Mrs. Ernest Devine are recovering very slowly from, their flu attacks Miss Agnes Maynard, State Nurse, reached here Sunday morning for a short vacation. These brgbt Spring days lead all to hope that the roaa may soon be open for automobiles. All chorcb services were cancelled here on Sunday because of the con tinued illness of Rev. Mr. Devine. ; D. D. NORTON, INC. PERRYVILLE Your Investment Interests - and Ours are the Same F you are a client of our Investment Department, the same care is given to the selection of investments for you that b exercised in the purchase of securities for the company's own account. <» Upon request, ypur name will be added to those who receive regularly our list of choice investment offerings. If you wish ' your investments analyzed, we should be glad to serve you i n this way without charge and without obligation. Investment Department — First Trust & Deposit Co. Syracuse, New York \THE BANK OP PERSONAL SERVICE\ (Mrs. F. G. Armstrong, correspondent; Perryville, Phone 12-F-14) P.rryvilU. March 22.—This avan ing the official board of the church4s balding a 'meeting at the home of Rev, and Mrs. S..W.. Andre wa._;; : '— The . influenxa. epidemic . has. not abated mach.. Many-whole families have been, afflicted at one time and in ntbsr cases one member at-a time baa been ill Fortunately most eases in this locality have been of short dura tion Two members 'of the school- faculty were ill la»t week.JMrs. Mabla Dwyer and Principal Harry Wager. Mrs. Emma Andrews has been supply ing in place of Mrs. Dwyer Mrs. A. O. Tayntor leaves this week to visit relatives in Highland and from there will go to Brooklyn to visit ber da1il£b'tersr'''1Kjrsr Gilbert Wicks and Miss Inez Tayntor. She will later be joined by Mr. Tayntor and Miss Nina Tayntor and all will be present at the marriage of Miss Inez Tayntor to Mr Robert Smith Paul Armstrong of Canastota spent Saturday evening at his parental home. Ben Stewart of Munns is spending a few days with his family at the Cfaese- bro home. Rev. S. Wi Andrews officiated at the funeral of Mrs. Baldwin nei'r Ingalls Corners on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Cox are re ceiving congratulations upon the-btrtb of a son at a Canastota'hospital on Sunday, March 14tb. 7 Ursr F. I. Richmond has been quite seriously ill the past week and under the care of Dr. Boyd.' Among others who have been sick are Mr. and Mrs. Milton Duffy, Mrs Carrie White, Mrs. Will Clarke and three children and-Mre—Sarah Brown and children. '< - Frank Davis, formerly a merchant in this place and.later of Oneida was renewing old .acquaintances one day the put week. „ s A daughter waa born to Mir. and Mrs. Catazarita Tuesday, March 16tb, at their rooms in to. Wermuth block. A. A. Armstrong ,who waa quite ill witb grip last week, is now / confined to the bouse witb rheumatism which renderB one leg nearly useless. Supervisor Albsrt O. Tayntor at tended a special meeting of vbe Board of Supervisors last week. The Town of Sullivan snow plow fin ally reached the village Saturday afternoon and Sunday.there were a number of automobiles got through from Chittenango. but were obliged to drive through the fields from the rail road tracks nearly to W. J. Dwyers and found even that route to be peril ous. Dr. Bnyd of Chittenango aban doned his snowmobile in favor of his suiomobile and came to grief in the deep snow and was forced to pbone for bis snowmobile in order to readh the patients in the village. .Later his car was pulled out by a team of borses and came through the rest of the way. At the ssnie time another car was stalled in another part of the field, and the driver and hie lady passenger pro ceeded on foot to the village. Today the plow has been through again so 'cars are now passing through the highway but-tnere ia daap snow moti of tbe way. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Hill made their usual Snnday visit to their parent* ii Syracnse on Sunday for tbe first ttmi in several weeks. , 8tation agent Darwin Gregg is not able to'maka bis usual daily trips t>' Dis home in Canastota. r A 26c Special is a good investment WANTED-A MAN of Intelligence and unquestioned Integrity to represent in » CAZENOVIA an organization of the highest standing in its field. Applicants must enjoy the fullest con fidence of their community and have had busi ness' experience which will enable them to handle high grade real estate. This is an ex cellent opportunity for the man who measures, up to the requirements of this position. Address today M. B. LEAHY, INC. Attention Mr. F. H. Cook 1440 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,N.Y. The Stevensons are now getting along fine together MITB. Stevenson was .crazy about motoring. But she was mad as a hornetoverthewaythe old car looked and Dad had hia troubles. Fi nally he got busy with some Acme Quality Motor Car Finish and now the \.Missus\ and the motor are both ra diant. Finishiseasyto apply. Makes newcars out of old. Any color. ACMEQUMITY Paint-*Varnish Our store is the Acme Quality Paint and Varnish Service Station. Before buying paint, enamel^stain or varnish, come and con sult us. It',Upay1 Ii. P. AlKHAN -•• THE HARDWARE HAN Cazenovia N. Y. 20
