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THE WESTFIELD REPUBLICAN PAGE TWO TAKE NOTICE Revenue Collectors Will IU' Hero on February 15tli to 18th J Ijimo In a communication received by ] The soils of the grape belt in Chau- this paper. Bert P. Rage, collector of (auqua County, New York, have form- Internal Revenue announces that one, subject of special study at the or more Federal Income Tax Officers ctl «e suojeti or , will be sent into the county of Chan- 'fitnf\ experiment Station a tatiqua from February 15th to Mar. I While these soils at present Iftth next. Offices have been provided he well adapted o j, . [> j for them at the following listed places jthey were found to contain v<?ry little where they will he at the dates set op- phosphorus and ,,,e . ndII t.ii opin posite each respective place, as fol- > Jn pro . Silver Creek. Sil^r Creek National .duct. Dunkirk Citv Hall Feb'. 20 to Mar. the Chautauqua Belt were found on ,r i .i I low-lying Dunkirk soils, while many '* r% . it . llo/ , T - * ,>% *?j) tQ ' vinrvarc!:; wcro locntcd on Volusia Mayville, Court House. Feb. .0 to ; |tuatl .„ at highcr plftvation8 . West field Village Treasurer's Office, These lat ter were usually v\ est nein, v iiia„ poorer and less productive vineyards. Jamestown, I'. O. Building, Feb. V- to jThe studies revealed very little differ- r 1 - inni cnce between tlje two types of soil so a ' l> ' ' , , . i„ far as the total amount of plant food They will he there every day ready L ( . om . erne<1 and it , B thought that and willing to help persons subject to | oth ir factor8 mnHt influe nce their the income tax. make their returns. (luctivoncs3( 8Uch as tlle nie chan1- without cost to them lor ieir s» condition, the depth of the soil, vices. , .. drainage, exposure to cold, the biolog- Returns of income for the year i( , a] t . ondltion of tho two so n s , etc. 1921 must be made on forms provided Th(>rp S0( , m0(1 t0 a suf n cil .„t for the purpose on or before March I|)t of nitr0KW1> potash, and mag- 15, 1922. Because many people do not ncsjnm jn , h(> go , ls t() Mp|)ly p , ant understand the law and will not now nr>0( j s f ()r somo tune to come, but the how to make out their returns the |v ()f llhoH p h orus and lime was go\eminent is sending in this officer L ;md (h(> gojls w() |1(] lindoilbtedly to do it tor them. But the ( u > is on t)i(i | )V applications of rock the tax payer to make himself known , j d d to the government. If he does not. j r k r,ro tUr \' 118 re l \ ,,ire( ' l, ° lore M . a r: I Fertilizer experiments conducted by 15. 1»22. he may have to pay a cm 1hf> K lm ,. nt S(atJon jn son)e of penalty, or pay a fine. If you are not |(h(i vi „ j thj8 d sure about being subject to a tax bet- phow , fl h . , ter ask him and make sure. Whether, f f rtifferent treat- yon see the income tax man or not; l J1M>nt , t , he rovpr cro h ag you must make a return if you were har ,oy. a nd clover, showed strik- n married man living with your wife , jni . t , , from „ 'ir ~ «■* an aggregate GROSS income for such | (,ll \rfc SOILS STUDIED Eize of Western New York, Is con- forming admirably to the Volstead act. —For Sale.—Queen Incubators and Broodors. Ask for catalog and prices. Phone 129F11; H. D. Mead 49w8 —For Rent. —One room. 14 Pearl - - Buffalo & Lake Erie Traction Co- are running excursions to Erie, Pa. r and Bffualo, N. Y., until February 23„ $1.25Round trip Westfteld to Erie;. Pa $1.25 Round Trip Westfield to Buffalo, N. Y : 52.45 Good returning February 23, 1922 48w'S the Republican, Found Deficient in i'liosphorus and street 49w2 Saturday night Sergeant Maslakow- ski, Sergeant Rahn and a squad of police visited the soft drink parlors i.ut found the lid on tight. —For Sale. —60 Gallon gas tank. 96 E. Main. Westfleld, G. D. Eddy. FOR SALE —Mylady's Beauty Shop. » Madam Jewells French System. Phone 229—J Over Washburn's store —For Sale.—Wood $3.50 per cord. E. C. Hintz. ' 4Sw2 Take a Lebanon Herb Tablet —Subscribe for tonight and oh ! what a difference in your feelings by the morning; rot only do you feel better, but you look better and think 105 >icre dairy fat in, good build- ings, fine location, woodlot, best of fctock and equipment included for $10,(KM). clearly, They are a purely vegetable compound and act gently on the liver, kidneys and SPECIAL! 7 1-2 acres, 2 acres vineyard, other fruit, meadow, pasture, close to Buffalo road, $4,500. bowels. Get r. 35c box from your druggist and take one tonight. Lamb &. Cowan hive them. 15 acres, buildings, good land about 12 mile from Buffalo road. $2,100. X t ••• |||] Watch our ad every week for special prices in the | best in candies DON'T WASTE TIME Its a waste of time to experiment with liniments and plasters when you have a dull throbbing backache or sharp stabbing twinges. Get after tlie cause! Help the Kidneys with Doan's Kidney Pills. Read this. Mrs. Hen Arnick, 119 Jefferson street, Westfleld, says: \Some years ago while I was living in Pennsyl- vania, I had a bad spell with my kid- neys. My back ached terribly and it seemed no matter what I did I could- n't get relief. My kidneys were con- gested and caused me a whole lot of trouble. In spite of the fact 1 used medicine my health went steadily down and I became despon- dent. My head ached badly and I felt Xzztp jo S'Ujqion Xbs o} usiSflnis spells. This is the way I was suffer- ing when Doan's Kidney Pills came to my attention. I began their use and was helped from the start . I soon felt as well and strong as ever.\ COc at all dealers. Foster-Milburn, Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. I I' 1 ; Maple Walnut, • • Home made Chocola ;es in the following flavors : If you have a farm for sale in the belt, from Fredonia to Ohio State line, write us about it. Raspberry, Almond Tops, 38c lb. Watt Farm Agency Sour Orange, III Welch Block Also at North East and Erie. Pa X Sour Lemon, Cream Carmels, .illililllllllllllii jl l j For Colds. C!ii!'s,Gr 40jr Headache, Pains « Aches, Neuralgia fa,, IIIIIIR! Our candies are made in our sanitary kitchens and only lip the best of everything is used. When you think of candy, Inl think of ua. Westfield Candy Kitchen | ip, 1 md |? year of $.\1 or more, or if you are any other person, whose income was somi: 1: i:« om> Subscribe for the Repubican MILLER'S I $1,000 or more A LI IA \ Y Feb —Generally Of course, persons resident in other s l M>akf, x \ w York State residents counties, inn v. if tliev want to, conn 1 p' 11 vt ' r > well '>ehaved lot last nnd see the income tax man who will , vtv,r ; * ,s to 1020. In fact, a he at the place listed above. ! , ° 1 ,i ' 1 01 l»ernons were convict- There will he no general extension/'' 1 in <o,.rts of special sessions and of time to (He returns. coiirtH of record, as compared to 40.- The law provides that at least one l,j| \ u> PVece.IiiiA year. Ilootch or no lUarter of vour tax nuist be paid on 1, « > °' < h. 10.2H1 were convicted of in- »r before March 15, 1922. Thin pay- t , nx l (, . nt,(>n ' mtademeanom claimlnic Special Saturday, February 18th IMPROVED ASPIRIN BIG ECONOMY SALE {Tablet.\ 20 Safes We-1 nd Si for iiics W: 25c s Home made Chocolate Creams 24c per lb. at T O \ Y ' S ..... . r s..,., r L to Vir.Tf/) ? F.. I.. Mil LF.R, r*h. G. lit OrUEnist* - X.T .. = . . - - gumg un .«:* V Hiviri nrmrrfi ffntnnT»rn ( i rtftwi ir | ' ■ when tiled. Therefore when you call assault While printers 011 tli«« income t;.x man. vmi should i'' r, f ' sllu » and sten-otvpers conducted be prepared to nav one 'quarter «f tln ms Ives far better than in 1920, 1 I ... .... .... .. .. 1 i »1.! 1 Buffalo. N Y Trade Marl. I, Will,it,I \i».11 .'III at your total tax a 1 rillt» more from (Ik straight and wivtph w r \thfti for i\vJ narrow according to the annual ro- «IM 1,11 \ . . on Ft;\tiBtic8 of crime submitted 1 102'J j,j Sivrctury of State Lyons. Bakers C. A. Anderson February Sale of Barmon* Sunday. Januaryl 20 degrees. apparently wont after the dough in Light snow on tlu> urotind. l'uor tmiro ways than one, (!.\ landing in sleighing. court as compared to the It! the year Monday. January 2nd— 2<» degrees | before One aviator flew high and fell, early and 30 degrees in the afternoon Two steeplejacks slipped and landed Poor sleighing. (into court. Butchers numbering 44 5c TO 25c STORE Brand Washable Dresses Tuesday, Jan. 3 — 3 2 Windy. SlotehlnR no good Wednesday. Jan. 4—£ Strong wind. Rnined some Thursday. Jan. Ground nearly bare cut off a slice of crime. It may appear odd, but nine \sentlrme.n\ were con- victed last year against six in 1920. I Hrakes failed to hold 32 hrakemen on decrees their downward j»nth. Sailors felt the !breeze that stirred the crime wave, degrees Big Specials Each Day 'i'< degrees During this week Friday, .Ian. fi 28 degrees. Clonrtv jand 200 were convicted as against 8G No wind. Oronnd frozen. in 1020. Law's forceps closed on 3 Saturday, .Tan. 7 —20 degrees. No dentists, lClevator nun are going up wind Ground hare and hu!>l»v country in more ways than one, for .\>0 were roads. ;oonvicted last year as against 47 dur- SunOrtv. ,Tnn, V tf> degrees. Winding the previous twelve month. All rising:. Ground bare. |hut 2:! janitors managed to keep out Monday. Jan. 0 «> degrees of trouble. Twenty four musicians Cloudy mid breezy played the wrong tune, and fift plumb- I'uesdi'j . ,t-in. ,0 it' degrees. A i rs figured In the wrong connect'ons. clear sunny day. .while 11 stenographers, as compared Wednesday. Jon. ii 28 degrees to is. took the dictations of the low last night, courts. Twentv-one conductors hi- i \The Economy Store\ IN THE NEWEST MODELS FOR SPRING. PREMIUMS GIVEN. STAPLES AND NO- Still sun f!round <o i stution of crime, while l.'iO TIONS. WE SELL PICTOR- IAL PATTERNS A Ki-m wind i'i'\TH or I'uiois:!: I'OSTM \s Win J \ in jr. iml snow drift- oi. i,. ir Civil Var. former >ost Sundav. J Still ' l of .1 nmi:'town and Justice if Here It Is ; ' \ ■ ready for your car —a permanen Sedan type top that will give yoi I real comfort every day in the year A?:i'V:;::'! iMade for: tBuick Cleveland Ewe* Hupmobile Reo V.; j*lt | i/ Cadillac Dodge Franklin Naah Studebakei ':'v? -v1 V \ Chandler Dort Hudson Oldamobila Velio it eitnvt|ue« not to buy >A 1 C/ innn;u itai i i(> mi ii iliod at his home, 2f> nt G: 4 -\> o'clock, Mon- 10 22. .Mr. Hancliett's Monti iv. l.'ii. If. 2 { decrees early n (.ml 14 tli Liroi s at itilit. Wind going Footo Ayi>nti( dow n ii C. Francis Smith day death followed an illness of nearly a year and a half. In October 1020, Mr. Hancbett suffered a stroke of paraly- ses which was followed shortly by a second attack. He has been confined to his home more 01 less since that time. Had he lived until March 8tli, next, he would have been 76 yeas of ace. His death came peacefully while he was surrounded by the members of his family. Feb. 6 Tuesday, Jan. IT I I decrees early nnd 25 degrees evening. Bright sunny day. No wind. 45 MAIN STREET J- 1 Wednesday, Jan. IS— 35degrees, Misty rain turning to snow at night Thursday, Jan. 10--30 degrees \Wind rising again. vs-.: Vf': Westfleld, N. Y. «, 3? i kv '*: Friday, Jan. 20— degrees. Wind gone down and growing colder. 2 8 degrees in the evening. I $'&•' Sold at prices which malu Pnces: 2-pan. $185; 4-5' / -/ Special Cadillac 4-patt, r.tcsi /.«■ b. Radnt, WU. N C Dealer'® h Season Saturday, Jan. 21 — 24 degrees. No wind. Good sleighing again. Sunday, Jan. 22- 20 degrees early and 10 degrees in the evening. No wind. Good sleighing. Monday. Jan. 23—10 degrees. No •wind. Fair sledghing for so little snow iiinymiiiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiii e M EEs IIIIIII1II1IIIIIM past. $275; 7-pau. $285; $375-. 7-pau $390 War tax and UuUtUation extra DUNKIRK AS DRY AS SARAH —*— Fordson Tractors Liguor Law Is Rigidly Enforced—Xo Arrests for Violation in Last Three [am* and Addr— Tuesday. Jan. 24—G degrees early and 10 degrees in the evening. Wednesday, Jan. 25—6 degrees early and 10 degrees in the evening. No. wind. Fair sleighing. Thursday, Jan. 26— 6 degrees early «nd 15 degree in the evening. Bright funny day no wind. Weeks—Head of Police Is Praised List Price, $395 DUNKIRK, Feh. 6. —A. EJ. Roche, head of the local police department is receiving many signed and anony- mous letters commending him for the work he Is doing in cleaning up the F. O. B. Detroit TO® city Friday, Jan. 27\—10 degrees early and lii decrees in the evening. Bright sunny day. Xo wind. Many of these are from mothers thanking him for what he had done in eliminating gambling. Lieutenant Roche has also received letters from nearby towns telling him where hootch is manufactured. One of the letters was from a man in the vicin- ity of Lily Dale, where nothing but good \spirits'\ are supposed to hover Another was from a farmer asking about a transaction in a stock deal. It appears the farmer was called on the telephone by someone in New York city a short time ago, and the stock salesman at the other end of the line said he had a hot tip from those on the inside concerning a stock he recommended the farmer to buy on a margin and whch was due for a sharp advance. Roche told him that perhaps the fellow who gave him the tip was a seer trying to out-guess those on the inside, but in any event, the top was of the same kind as those sent out by ace track touts who are supposed to get their information di- rect from the feed boxes in the sta- bles. The farmer was advised to keep his money. FACT NO. 1—A Fordson Tractor means SHORTER HOURS on the farm, saving from 30 to 50 per cent, of th£ farmer's time. Saturday, Jan. 2£—20 degrees early and 2S degrees in the evening. Bright and sunny day no wind. Sunday. Jan. 29—2f> degrees early and 28 degrees in the evening. Bright nnd sunny. Xo wind. Baldwin & Johnson FACT NO. 2—A Fordson Tractor mearB FEWER HORSES on the farm. It does the work of from 4 to 6 horses. Westfield, NewJYork FACT NO. 3—A Fordson Tractor means LESS FARM HELP. One man with a Fordson can do more work easier and with Jess expense than two men with horses. Monday, Jan. ,'0—10 degrees early and 28 degrees in the evening. Bright sunny day. Xo wind. (iiwiiiiiitiiiiiiiiiuniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii \SAY IT WITH FLOWER\ Tuesday, Jan. 31—30 degrees early and 34 degrees in the evening. Bright and sunny. Xo wind. Therefore, MORE CROPS, LESS EXPENSE, MORE PROFIT. Green's Flower Shop The last sunny days ended the thin eleighing conditions and left the ground about bare again. FACT NO. 4—At the present price of the Fordson Trac- tor no farmer can afford to be without one. Average temperature close to 24 degrees for the month. 301 E. Main Phone 235-J NOW THEN, drop in and talk the matter over with us and arfange for your tractor now, so as to be sure of an early delivery. We carry all Tractor parts and have an expert Tractor man at your eervice. Highest temperature 4 5 degrees above zero. Flowers for all Occasions Lowest temperature 6 degree above zero except in a few places nearby and over the hill* zero mark was claimed to be reached or near that mark. Colonial Boquets, Violets, Sweet Peas and Roses for Corsage Boquets. Funtral work a specialty. No orders too small to receive prompt attention and quick delivery . Portage Garage, Inc. Seven or eight \sunny days\ daring the month. Mo very deep anow and no stoppage 0t trolleys In this section. Not a single arrest has been made here for Intoxication in the last three weeks, which indicates that Dunkirk which at one time boasted of havlag more saloons tiian *»y <-|fj qi WESTFIELD, N. Y. . —Subscribe tor the gagnMlon.
