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il 1 Arun repulse s § anthem 2 LOCAL ITEMS IN 5 _ AND ABOUT UNADILLA EIIIIIII inane m ne aac cnn ng Miss E. Vivian Hait is teaching in the High school at Frauklin. Home Bureau meéslng for October will occur the third Tuesday of the month, Oct. 17. L. A. Gundlach of this village, a veteran of the Civil War, who will be 81 years old this month, recently completed a concrete walk in the rear of his home, built a fine piazza with concrete base and also a con- crete foundation for pipeless furnace recently iustalled by the Unadilla Hardware Co. in his home. He con- veyed the material for the concrete by wheelbarrow from the sand bank on Olifton street to his home on up- 'per 'Martin Brook street. A chicken dinner wilibe served at the Methodist cburch at Younge next Wednesday, October 1ith, Mrs. W. G, Olds bas charge of the dinner. Mrs. Waiter 8 Knapp of Sioux City Iowa, is visiting ber mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson at ber home on West Main Stroct. Dr. L, M. Dibble of Malden, (Mass., is spending ber vacation in town. Mra. Harrison L. Beatty and daugh- ter, Miss Clara Stewart motored to Buffalo Thuisday, Glen Whitaker driving the former's Lincoln. Robert Gerry is baving a macadam road bullt from Is summer home iu Andes to the boat hone, and rhother about a mile long to the stables. - An attractive program is announc- ed at the Idlehour theater- Saturday, Oot. 7, Dorothy Dalton in \A Romatlo Adventuress,\ - Wednesday, Oct, 11- William Russell in a special ploture, «Virgin Paradise,\ an eight reel pro- duction. Baturday, 'Oct, 14 - Bille Bhrke in \The Frisky Mrs. Johnson.\ NG extra charge to see the above excellent pictures. | Prices the same. Miss Edith Jenking, who has been living in the bome of Mr. and Mre. Fred J. Joyee for over a year, has \A Romantio Adventuress,\ in which Dorothy Dalton, will appear at the Idishour Theater next Saturday, ia to be the moet lavish production in which the Lagy Beautiful of the screen has ever buen seen.. Some of the big mwenes ingluce the errnivel at New Orleans, the - gambiing rooms at Monte Carlo, a Yale - Harvard foot- bali game, and the opening night of & spectacular revae on Broadway. Charles Pest and Mr. and Mre. George Graham of Leonardsville viet» ed at the home of Mr. and Mrs. I. W. Brooks over the week-ond. Mr. Post is the latter's brothor. Miss Betty Ioua Gleokler, Moproe- ton, Pa., and Lyle George Sherman of Towanda, Pa., were married ab the manse by the Rev. J. Graydon Brown on Baturday, Sept. 80. They will re- side in Towanda, Pa. © LIBRARY NO1ES \The Girls,\ by Edna Ferber is the latest addition to our shelves, This Is a story of three generations, show» ing that after all we are not as diff- erent from our elders as they would have us believe. \The Labor Movement in America\ is a timely book by R. T, Ely. Also the \State and the Farmer\ by L. H. Bailey of Cornell University. showing the relationship of the Agricultural Dopartments to the rural districts, and ways of help and cooperation be- tween the two; loans, fairs, eto. If your automobile or motorcycle will not work, come io and look up the reason in Dyke's automobile and gasoline engine encyclopedia, This treats all makes of engines, and shows diagrams aud everything. It is always in thereading room for easy consaltabion. Save garage bills by fixing it up yourself. Our report for Saptember follows: New borrowers, 25; books loaned, 407; magazines loaned, 42; books added, 8. ° , Remember there is no chargé for joining the library. Just walk up to the desk and give your name and ad- dress and pick out your books. \We do the rest.\ TRIGOUNTY LEAGUE ELECTS gone to Brookline, Mass., to be with Mrs. Whitney H. Joyce for the com- ing winter. Mre. B. W. Btearns, who bas been very ill at her bome on Main street for the past two weeks, is improving. Judge W. D. Edson and wife of Du- luth and A. N. Cornelius and wife of Middletown, N. Y., were recent guests at the home of Mre J. J. Sweet, on the boulevard. Mre. Edson and Mrs. | Cornelius are slatere of Mrs. Bweet. Miss Lillian Barden left Saturday to continue ber studies at Alfred Uni- versity. If you want to win $1,000 free, read the Bloghamton Prees advertisement in this Issue,. Read over the prize I{-t. Observe the rules and then get busy. The \D. Y. B.\ class of the Unadilla Center M. E. cburch will serve s chicken plo supper Saturday night, Oct. 7 inf the chorob. A stated meeting of Freedom Chap- ter No. 179 0. E. B., will be held in Masonic Temple next Monday even: tug, October 9. \Floyd Young, who formerly reaided lo this village, but is now living at Newark, N. J., is recovering from a recent operation for rppendicitls. Mrs. Douglas L'ttle a'd daughter Doris Anne, Mre. A. D. Avuabél and Mr. and Mrs. Obarles Stilson of Otego were business visitors bere on Wed- nesday. i Bert Bisson a farmer residing near Sidney, died Tuesday morning io the City bospital In Bingbamton sa the result of a fractured akall be sustain- ed in an automobile accident near Harpursville last Thursday Lewis Strait, the driver of the other car will probably be beld on a charge of man- slaughter, \A Fool's Paradise\ at Idlebour Nov. 4. Don't miss this one. The Woman's Club held the first meeting of the year 1022-1923, Wed- nesdsy evening in the Community House with forty members present. A fine course supper was served at six, after which the following pless- ing musical and lfiemy program was rendered: President's greeting, Mrs R. O. Lewis; plano eolo, Mrs. L. J. Van Cott; vocal solo, Mrs. C A. Stearns; reading, \Cheerfolness\\ Mrs. Cora Foster; violin selection, Mrs. Clsode Oles. The new year books and by-laws were distributed and several new members unanimous- ty elected. The club now bes fifty membars with several on the wailing list. 1 Jounty Besket Ball leayue was form- A lentative sobedule of the Tri- ulated at a meeting of represeotr- ! tives of Oneonta, Uobleskill and Cooperstown High schools held in ‘Lha Oneonta High school Baturday. Uurdilla and Biduey, the other two ' members of the league, did not bave ‘nnyone present to represent them ‘ and the schedule will be enbmitted to them for their approval before br- coming official. Roxbury and Ho- bart schools asked permission to withdraw from the league, which was f granted. ;- Prioeipal H. Q. VanDeusen of One- | outa was re-elected president; Mr. « Gage of Cooporstown, vice president; Mr. Ricker of Cobleskill, secretary; Natban Raitt of Unadilla, treasurer, | tor the following year.-Oneonta Star. Fine Cabbage Crop Jay Kinch, a prosperous young farmer pear Rookdalo, has one of the finest crops of cabbage in this sed-. tion. Mr. Kiooh ls a former Una- I dilia boy. He also barvested 206 bu- |' | shela of potatoes from an acre and a i half of land; and rrired 45 bushels of onions, R Appreciation. |_ The members of the Unadilla High school basketball team wish to bearti- ; ly thank the business men and others i who so kindly sud generoualy re-: ; sponded when ald was requested, | I J. W. Stewart, | N. 8. Raitt, Finance Committee. (- Mrs. Ida Gates who has been {!l for . |a week is satisfactorily recovering. Mre. Lawton Is carlag for her, Mr. Ralpfi DePoy hss purebased { Cream Parlor. George W. Sloane of Biduey Center | was a business caller here Monday. He bas accepted the position of mal carrier at Parkaville and leaves for that place in a fow days. 1 The Parish League of Saint Mat- thewlg Oburch are making arrange- ments to give a supper in the Com- munity House diniug rooms on Octo- | ber 31 and would be pleased to have you save the date. C, B. Armitrong bas sold a pisce of lsnd on bis farm west of the rallrosd where two Uosdills residents will k build a gas and ofl station. Mrs. Heary Sands of Chicago, who has jast retarned from Europe, trs | gaest at Northwood. 'ortables, Bhoet* and Cases,. The F ' and bickory nuts. and now conducts the Community Teel? WADted - Light pork ard ves Annual M. E. Fair. The annual Metnodist fnir ill be I held next Wednesday, Oct. 11; begin ning at 2 p m : Ph O n Want or For Sale here will be on sale, T aprons, . Loy - work, - homemade | Adifertisements in the Times for Results caody, take 4 goods und lee Cexm, | Supper wis be «erved at 5:30 untt| all are served with the following W meou. lam Vegetable Soup ' Cold Ham Creamed Potatoes Sweet Potatoes Ealad Fickles Brown Bread Rolls Ginger Bread Pudding with Orange Reuce. Price 5Q cent. wonna _n __ Columbus Day, Outober 12, a clam chowder supper will be served at the Community House ab 5:90 for the benefit of the Oathollo church, price 50 cents. All are invited to attend the Con- firmation services in Saint Matthew's cburch next Tuesday evening at §. The Community Orebestra will re. sume practice next week, $25 Reward The Ontio property has been placed under special inspection and super- vision of Captain Fox, Commandint of State Troopers. The above reward will be paid for any information lead- img to the arrest and conviction of whomever may trespass, remove or destroy - auy - property belonging thereto. \ Albert A. LeRoy, Owner George A. Bmith, Supt. Notice is Hereby Given. That I, the undersigned collector of taxes in School District No, 14 town of Unasiilla and Sidney have recelved the tax roll aud warrant for the col- leotfon of taxes for the present year ~- mmm,. » 130 Acre Farm Ds \ For Sale Half Cash Inquire at Times Office aud that I will receive the taxes at my betbershop from nine o'clook in the forencon until three c'olock in the afternoon on each day of of the week except Saturday for the purpose of recelving taxes at one per cent. Dated this 20th day of September, 1022, J. L. Inaraham, Collector. 21t3 Aunouncement Paul A, Vezina wishes to announce that he has opened a first class Bar ber Shop on Depot street, the one formerly owned by F. Gould Prices are as follows. Hairont, 40¢; shave, ' 200; mamsage 850; hair singed, 35; ail hair tonics, 15e; rezots boned and set, | 500, Hours 8 a. m. 10 p. m. on 'Tue«- days, Thursdays and Haturdays; 8 a m.-6 p. m. on Mondays, Widnesdays ' and Fridays. Bre I Goneral Truck'ng of All Kinds We bave two large trucks and do any kind of long or short haule nt prices. The Tie Company Taxpayers Take Notice The thirty days for payment of trxes with one per cent has expired. I shall collect them at my residence tor the next thirty days, after which a n d Hew to the Line let the chips fall where they may. you have been intending to build this !year don't let a few pessimists calamity howlers s care Unadilla you away from a great opportunity. You never will have another chance to buy lumber at present prices. Experts agree that rock bottom has been reached. Use your own good judgment and start your huilding now. You will never regret it. We will get a better price for our luinber if you wait-but our advice is to build now, J. W. VanCott & Son Ea 2 Inc. New York time tax roll will have to be (uiaed - over to the Clerk and taxes unpaid levied for, Maggie Weldman, Col- lector. Bopt. 20, 1922. For Bale-100 sore farm, good run- ming water, mostly ali tillable land except 10 sores of woodland. Good buildings, fruit, Inquire Fimes Office. There are hundreds of different kinds of teas on the market, some good, some bad some Indifferent. If you want the best ask for Biwa Tea A armplete lime of blankets, Com- H. Smith Store, Sidney, N. Y. For Bale- Buggy, square box, rub ber tires, in good condition. George W. Slade, Unadilla 2313 Highest prices paid for chestnuts M. N. Smith, Coa- dilla, N. Y. 2312 Lost-EIk tooth obarm several weeks ago. Liberal reward cfered. Howrid Broith, Unadiila. 222 New arrivals in new fall suite, romts, dresses Look them over while the stcok is of the beet. The F. H. Smith Store, Bidvey. The Down-Town Grocery Honey _ We have just received 100, 5 pound pailslof White Clover Honey from the Apiries of C. F. Bushnell, Gilberts- ville, N. Y. - This is the finest flavor- ed honey sold in this section-price is very reasonable. The Village Grocery calves. Whitney's Market. Al Hen:y Os- Found-Rubber beit. trom, Southwortb Vilis. | Wanted ;‘ A Cow-one about to 'f freshen or has recent- | Iy freshened, must be g good producer. é! J. H. TROUT | } Telephone 5-w The JoyceStores are holding their Annual Blanket Sale We have a larger and better assortment than last year Now is the time to buy when the line is complete. FRED J. JOYCE UNDERT AKER OpeaEvenings Auto Eqaipment NORTH BLOCK Unadilla, New York
