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s& WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER fe 1904 NINE McClellan r„ a Waid pply either i person to -ienced aad ily of two. ny- ________ up business revious e:x- )etailed te- application.. icessful aj- on Tea Co., s, N. Y. rvices of to assist ic the un ci by this \We re- ity, high H. Hiek- ent, Adi- ht Corp., VANTED— ill or m ite Berkowitz, 9. 11 pay tie ill kinds oi r calves to :all and frot Telephone 1 1-4 lbs. icket is fcet- Hen 3hone and 2000 iay highest man, phone eet. :A8H! jr a n y kiad Metals, Old } Berkman e 138-W. sell imnjj let us sell i we sell it ;irig Strout -One small Ison. 30 m house, water. J. street. Tel- e postofilce, ^eland. ember 1 st, William J, i. Mulligan. Mrs. Jam os residence, 6 [iddle Falls, oom house, ■ use, $1490. nwich, N.Y. ’arm of 200 :hdale. J«- '-23. ited in tie • road from $3,500 foi cultivation; r 20 cows, ir of horses, h, N. Y. thin Green - Cambridge roof frame trees, good l 30 days. Washington oiling, elec- i first flow; and garden. . aldwin. . 1 Farm — 138 miles fT»nn nwich; 110 1 with some e, hemlock, rch, 15 pas- apple trees; barn with arn; wagon ouse. $2560 sh payment win, Grean- North PaTk j re of Chas. ! Y. 1 Washing- Good gai- t once. VV. esidence an lights ani in. Inquire NQTI 0 E to CEEDITOISS—I ’uraMiit to Ja;„ order of tlie Hon. Frcdoxi^k 3 ?*(W 0 r* Sur- frogato of tjio -County of Vf aflh|ttgtott, . KTer* York, notice is hereby given, to all- persons haVing, claims against Frederick 0 . Tvciu lata of the town of Easton, 4? Ootiiity, deceased, to present the sarao with tlie vouchers thereof, to tho undersigaod, Execu tors 61 tlie last Will, etc., ci the skid <lo- -codejit, at the residence of undorsignqd, Paul Ivea, in the town of Easton in Bail County, on or before the 22xd day of January, 1925. Dated July 7, 1924. PAUL D. IV32S, BLANCHE A- IVES, S. E . Everts, ISxecu-tor. Attorney for Executors. N0TI0E TO CREDITORS— Piirwuat to w. order of the Hoa. B’rodorick J t m t , Sur rogate of the County of WishSa^toa, N«ir York, notice is hereby giT<a to »U pei«su» having ciaimB against Mary W«lio, 1st* o* the town of Greenwich, in said county, de ceased, to present the *ame voucher* thereof, to the BundeisiBn^d, miaistrator, etc., of the said «Jeo*d 3 Hl. the office of his attorney. Herbert Van O ik . ’ in the town of Greenwich in s lid Ooimty* on or before the 8th day' pt Uov«mbtr, 1924* Dated April 29th, X024. THOMAS J, QUXNN, Herbert Yan Kirk, Administrator. Attornev for ftdminlstTator NOTICE TO CREDITORS— Pursuant to an order of the Hon. Frederick Fraser, Sur rogate of the County of Wash.lng'ton, Now York, ifbtice is hereby ffivon to all persons having cl»aijns against Darius S. Cliiupia, late of th^- town of QreanwUh, In said. County, deceased, to present the same wlt& tho vouchers thereof, to tho undorsigawi. Excutor of the last Will, eto,, of tbe said decedent, at tho office of his attorney, Hor- bert Van Kirk, in the town o£ O-roewich.. in said County, on or before tlie 16th day of December, 1924. Dated Jane 6 th, 1924. HORACE J . TABER, Herbert Van Kirk, Executor. Atty. for executor, Greenwich, New York. NOTICE TO CREDITORS—-Pursuant io sa order of the Hon. Frederick Fraser, Sur rogate of the County of WuBhinffton, INotfr York, notice is hereby given to all porsoas having claims against Lewis Heairy IfcurAick* late of the town of Greenwich, Ui said County, deceased, to present tho same ^ I t h tho vouchers thereof, to tho u jjdorsi^ uod* Executor of the last Will, etc., of tfcie said decedent, at my office in tbo town of Otseoa- wlcn in laid County, on or before thfl 1 st day of December, 1924 Dated May 16th. 1924. CHARLES H. VA.M N 4SS. Executor. NOTIt’E TO CREDITORS.— Pursuant lo order of the Hon. Frederick Praser, Sur rogate of the County of Washington, Now York, notice is hereby gtvon to all porsoaa having claims against Jane E. ArinoiroDC, late of the town of Argyle, in said <'oianly, deceased. to present the eatno with die vouchors thereof, tn tho ttndersJgn&d, Ad ministrator with tho Will ann oxed of th© Goods Etr . of tho snid Aoced&nt. al the First National Bank of Argylo. In tlte town of Argylv tu said county, on or boforo th« 81st day of Jnftuary 1925. Dat^d July 24th 1924 HOWARD SNYDER Admin ialrator with the Will annoxB*d. NOTICE OP SAXE. BrPRFME c o l ’RT Fsspx County— F.roor ^••n Khoados. Plaintilf, against Cora. Vnrd. f»t al I>cfendnnt 8 In pursuanco of a judgmont of anl& in partition duly made and entered in the Riovo entitled action and boaraag dato Ihe 2 rd dav *>f August 1021. I. tho uiador- iBifTTied the roforee in said judffiaojit nannod. Vsill aail [U public auction, at lh<* fn*ni -dooT r>f the dwelling houso upon Ihe* 1 trst horemaftor described, in tho villaffo of F«rt E'iwnrd N Y . <>n tho 20tb ‘lay °f Oflobrr. 1^24 at two o'clock in tho nftern«\[fe on that day. tho premises diroctod l>y said j«id£tnf»ni t<> be sold, and thoroin de*srr 1 bod as fnlloWB That parcrl . / land situato in tho vilUge of Fort Edward. Waahmpton «’ounty Now Y**rk whi«*h wan convoyed to Ex>ls Rartrows by James H Barrowa an«i wife hy <icod dstH November 12. 18R3. and rocor-ded in Washington County <lork's Office No-voio- bor 14 1*\»3 in Book u'' of I>ced 8 at -pflpe 75 an«i therein described fM follows All that piore of land situato in the Villa** of Fort Edward nrad is a part of lot N« i 1 * one tn subdivision of F^>t No (4 \ (KUr in tho 2 nd allotment of Hayf&rd's Patent described as follow* 'Roctnimasr In the South lino of a lane and the ni»nbeaat ccrt,.r \a lot now in tho possession of Jfimes Mulhall and runs the-n*-© <*nn^rly alnnff «aid lano sevonty five foet (75^ thoa finijtherlt on a lino parallel with tfep ewsrt lino of said Lot No one i 1 ) In tho dlTasion of Lot \‘o four f 4 ) thon w^sterl]?' luleir^r he di*nt*»n 1 fno b^twoen E«eta No S & 2 i/> tbp s-’jfhpast corner of said James M»l- halln lire— then northerly alo^ig tbe enxt !in© '1 «nd M’llhalls \^t to tho p*la'*« of bpc»nninir tho same (jaantitv of land more \r '•*<«« Pejntf the same j>roimiif>« i>»rM>i«.l t. snid Jame* <1 UarTown Hy i liar;. *t*’ Alien deed Searing (into th© first .la* -f Mar^h A D 1*GS nrad duty re- or«i#*d in Washington ('oanty (‘lerkd Ilf- f o II....k Vo ** of D e l i a s pace SHfl'* AK<> that parrel af landl situate in the Village* of F»rt KHward Wa.shinfion Cncmty. Now Y«-»rk whi h vra« c.inTeyrd to Lem Bsr room Hv Fdwnrd F K«n? hv deed dat^i ^lay I 1 lt»oi and recor led in Wa^hiitegion f lerk » Office May 1 4 190i in Pn«»k IT' »>f I>eedn at pace 411. and Mc*min dpQ-Tih^d a^ followst \T I THAT t fRTXTS ¥ME* K ^ R P I R <FI. «*F I.W P situato in tho ViUnfo of Fort E*lw*rd ( ounty of WaahinjrK'n nn ■! p*ate of New York bounded a>nd <l^fr»1<*<1 n% f«' 1 l < a Reginnins in th*e north line ol Fdwi’-*! Street at the pouthoa^t f-ni<*r of prpmi«os nwne*l hv Josie Allen IW1I then n r r m g r«.r»h along tbe east lino of snid pijll* lf>t t>' tl»e o^ijthwest corner of lands on- nr, 1 iy Lon Barroxvs then«M> eai»t ai»re tbo rorih lme of sr&id Harrows lot tn t »•** line of taid Parmw i let, tlapnc^e g. thn north line of Kdlward Street, th>»i *<» tro^t nlong th*» north stc3e of Ed’wsrd ♦ the pin •*» of beginning tho Slid I-t fronnne about \.*« foot in width on Ed u , r .l and san^p width in tti« roar and riKtiui p.rt 30 3 -^24 ..ic-'\ (■ ■.tw&sg DRIVER’S ABE RESTRICTION Next Legislature Will be Asked to Change Law to Permit Boys Under Eighteen to Operate Cars. SEE TO IT That your child’'! eyes are examined and glasses furnished if needed. Correctly fit toil glasses m a k e m a i y a dull scholar the p r ize p u p i l. T o u fu r n ish the schoLar, we w ill fu r n i s h correct glasses. B. E. OB AT T OB Optometrist i l t u B u o l t t o i i H a t o l a r w r w l c b . V . T - , <tll IKOXd Tn«cdi7 M d l r.nmlh | a j IlU J B (or c tp i l x i U tlu hoa* offle*. 120 O l a Cor*sr. S x t & u g s stzeat. i t Olazu F i n s . * . T. Open «Yery day. A lbany.— Pointing out thp.t the pro visions of the m o tor vehicle law w h ich specifies th a t no one u n d e r eighteen years of age shall receive an au tom o b ile operator's license, w i l l in terfere w ith th e ir children d r iv in g to and from school and that it m a y re sult in rural residents keeping their ch ild r e n from attending school, S. L . Strivings, m a s ter of the S tate G range, am u n g e d a conference y i t h C h a rles A . H a r tnett, State C o m m issioner of M o tor Vehicles, in the hope of c h a n g ing the law in this respect. M r. Strivings recently w rote to M a r k Graves, State Tax C o m m ission er, explaining- the difficulty. In reply Com m issioner Graves sug gested Mr. Strivings get in touch w ith A s s e m b lym a n Lewis G. Stapley, head o f the legislative com m ittee w h ich Is to m a k e recom m e n d a tions to the next legislature regarding changes in the law . Com m issioner Graves inform e d Mr. Strivings th a t the head of the stati- m o tor vehicle bure&u is w ith o u t a u tho r it y in the n a t t e r of changing the law . He also stated tha t on A u g u s t 26 in Rochester at the first m e e ting o f the legislative com m ittee studying the m o tor vehicle law w ith the inten tion of recom m e n d ing am e n d m e n ts to the legislature of 1925, he had di.s cussed the eighteen-year age y m ita tion and had urged the com m ittee to obtain data from Insurance an d sureti com p a n ies. \ I had In m ind.\ reads the Graves letter, “that the state of M a s s a c h u tlliTTT accom p lished more In re g u la t in g the m o to r vehicle, has an age lim it o f Bix teen yeare Ia a conversation with the m o tor vehicle a d m in istra t o r <>! th a t state I was told in substance that no m o re trouble had been experiencf 4 w ith slxtenn and sf-vt-nteen year oM drivers than he had had w ith eighteen and nineteen jv u r oUl operators.’* C o m m issioner Graves said he had addressed th«> m p m h e rs of the legit-- lative motor vehicle com m ittee as fol | lows- , j \ I f you find that is the low ! I l m it 'h e n I you m ish t £rmend the statute in siimm * way g iv in g tb^ .notor \i-hiti<* I'om m m s ioner power t' i pruvidp for the i- -lance of restricted i or lim ited llct*nsf* L \rV f lf i raised un a ^ a r r a . a J u i J L & i m , th a t w h e n I w.is nr flfti** ” yi'ars of agp I L. *aii to M l a i.ln: shoes, and i Itnow m any another farm boy Is But I douNt if yon want t< lim i t it tn farm business berauso som e of the villages th** Kror^r'B s< : or the butcher**, son if, driving a d- livery rar an«l h«* has just as cnurb right to drive around ? ti his fa t h e r , business as has ih»» fa r m e r ’s boy.\ h e a r t l e s s ^ “ Ah,” she sighed. “J shall never hear his footsteps agiiin; the step 1 hu’ve listened for w ith eager ears as lie canie through the garden gate, tlie s t t p that has ij<i often thrilled my li^art sis I heard it on the front |mrch. Never, never again,\ “ Has he left you?\ allied the sym pathetic friend. “ No. He has taken tn wi-aring rub ber soles.”— Gnmi Hardware. Stitches Mrs. I.afTerty-—I'll] ducUir have to after that fight hist n i g h t ! ” Mrs. O 'H a r a — Sure, when th' hushan' cairii'd eez, se7. he, \I ><> 'vi«l such a t'ing and Stitches stitrlies did rt' put in me oulil m?in \vi’ them policemen Tin, was it, only flail doctor si'«*ii me pinir in tlii.s uiom ln', lie there be no wun here as a sewing machine?\ [T O U T P E R S O N S Incline to f u ll feellngafter eat>- Ing, gassy pains, constipation Relieved and digestion improved by C H A M B E R L A I N ’S T A B L E T S Cleansing and comforting -only 25c A Continuous Performance T w o m*>n v,al' (‘i| into Westminster ;il>bey. anti one of th m listen--ii, en- ruiitured to the stiions of tlie urgiin. “ That's H a n ili‘1,” lie muriaurvd. “ He plH.vs very well,” returned the other.—Loudon Tit-Bits, I ' i B l P s C a f c r r ! r will do whar a * c!n:m ( . 4 \u’jr s'v&tem o( Catarrh ^>r Deafness ^ t b” Crc^r I SoU by '• f't oier 40 yerrs F. J. C H S M T C O . , T o ledo OTiio ■ * K 8 S C 8 ^ 3 ) ^ C S 3 O » « C a 8 » ® K 8 K 8 K 8 K 0 K 8 5 a a c e a ^ X 8 5 O C O K 8 K a a K r c 8 K » « 8 » 5 I S T A R T A N Y M O N D A Y ^ T r o y B u s i n e s s C o l l e g e WRIGLEYS [After Every Meal It's fhe longest-lasting confection you can buy -and It’s a help to di gestion and a cleanser for the‘mouth and teeth. W r lg le y ’a m e a n s benefit a s w e ll as pleasure. ) Q F I I Y O U R FARM. Throuffh th\ World's ____ uMndfl of wa'tinc bn vpra prove right »• * *.< iS Vo charg*' f*>r listing withdrawing • »* i» lv- r*'9.nt; 'Jol' E. A. STROUT FARM AGENCY inc. a B B a n a a ia f lB H K B B 6 z n f is a ia i9 i« i c I B FLOWERS Cut Flowers and Plant* of every discri ptioB. Wedding and Funeral Worh oar specialty. Expert tervico in Landieip* Gardening and improTem«nta of luvrns or garden*. Always the bee* becaaaa wm grow them. GREENWICH. N. Y. SCHUYLERVILLE. NT. Y. \ fMt >n ftP»pth \ IT^nrv New ^ork J\MFS August r WcMAHON HoFert^e. Fro -1 T>iH|pv 1 t p t fr»r T** 11 nt if? ■JVrt Tf<*nrT> \’ow York THF rF«»n.F OF THK ST\TE OF fflKW YORK - To Oc^nr rhapman Kmolino prs TprniP ^ Siirdnm Wnltrr rfiapm n . .Tncppbir^ Qnentin nar«»n<*#> rTiapman PM l.or1 < hiprrnn Hmtio Rnswim M ?n» TW». Arnoq Tahor N p IH o Wntkinfi R Ofit ttion Orlin F nutmnn, r f i s r l O n L m m . Flijfih *’ Hntmnn Ltdia MoKn^hron da t man Ralph Oatman. Enrl ilartin Brt nar-l (i-odnrh Vnl o\m Oondrirh am F”*- tpr (}r*<xlrirh and to all father porsons in- tprp«to«l in tho potato nf T.rt^ln A. latf* nf ih»* town of Or^pnwl«*h in lh« Conw*\ of \VnRhinjr+on dp*’pawd. ft*' tnro lPsatop** nottofkin. or othrrwwP .vKNH G'RFFTI^O: YhT* \NH E.\«TT OF Y0T7, aro liw h y rltp<i to «.h«»w rft-ico hofnro lh«p RnrToc*atP *8 ( of tho r.mntv of Aroshia^lOQ. to ho in uml for tho said Powntv nt the fr»nrt In tho Village nf Salo-m TmtIj <-n tho l^th dav of October. 102 *4 a* tftn n’rlnrk in the forenoon nf that day. vffy tbo A^/^nnt of tbo Proce«dine& of Re ward w?nodrirh Of I’nmhridfe-. Now York and Lewis R. Oatmnn of OreOTiwif'h Ke-w Y«*rk ne Exerntors of Lawt Will nnd Toistnmont of mid dorodent should be judicially sottlod nnd nllowi'd; And tlmso of you who aro under tho agfi twentyono ypar« are roqtiired to appear by yoiis* gniard- iftn. if you hnvo one. nr if yew have noae. you are to appear and apply Sot orae fio appointed or in rase nf ynm HP^br-t or failure tn do <m a Sperial fluardinn well he appointed b' the Snrr<-*trnt't> tn reprosenfe md net for von in thia Proroeding. IN ’ WITNESS WHEREOF. Wa Imve rained the seal of tho Surro^ato’fl (’onrt oi the Raid fVnimty >f Waali- ineton to be horeTintei aflliced. WITNESS, Hon. Predorick ftraseT, Surroirftto of tho said fVunfcy of Washington, nt the Villago H Pa* loin in snid Oouatv, this 2 ndl day «-f September in tlie year aF o-ur Lord one thousand nine humdred and twenty-fonr. FREDRlMCiC- PRA 8 RH, flaTrogfito. Ni‘TT« F T«» * R FPTT^R’*— FTrs’iant to an orri<*r « 1 the Fr^den-'k Fraser. Rar- ropn’e r>f the * otir,?v rf W a^h inpt^n S’ pw n< ti>e jq t.pr(*hr pivon t«* all pprsona hnrme rlairr«j ac«iT\st .lohn E Ratlcdff** lute of tho own nf i}r»v>nwKh in said * mint\ !■> prosont th^“ eaTno with tho ^i>u hpr*» thereof to the un'le»rsignpd f.tp. tu««r^ of tKp t.flst Will Pti* , of the said dorpdont at the ofRce of Van Ne«s and R ihop II A>fv«? in the Jo-wa and vil Incr rf i.rppnwifh m Raid ^onntr on or before tho 21st dnr of March. 192f* l>iite«l <eptpnihpr 4 1^24 Hf»W\RH J RrTLEDOK (ORNFT.ir R RFTLFIvnF WILLIAM H RI'TLEPGF K^praiors VnnVe^s & R'i««sell, Attys for ET^nt^rfl NOTTt E T o i R E P I T f ' R S — P u r s u a n t t o a n • *r<ler of the lin n F r p d e r ick Fraser. S n r rn e a t o of the r o n n t y o f W a s h in irtc n . N e w nrk noij.-p is h e r e b y g i v e n to a ll persn’h s h a v in g ••laim s nerainst C h a r le s K B u r r , la t e of the tf-wn of G r o < » w ich , m said ( o « n t y dpreacp,] tn Tirf»«.p n t t ^ s n m e ^ i t h th e vo u r h p r s the r e o f, to th e u n d e T s i^n p d , A d m in is t r a t o r s nf th p G o o d s . E tc.. of the a a id decpdent. at the ofSeo o f V a n N e s s & R u s sell. A t t y s . in the tOTv*n a n d v i l l a g e o f G r e e n w ich in p a id p o u n t y . o n o t b e f o r e th e 21«t dav o f M a r c h . 1925. Dated Sept * 1924. OE)5TE S BFRR. FLORENTE B. PA’TTEN. Administrators. vanNress & Russel^ 4tty8„ For Administrators. (L* S ) NOTICE TO CREPITORS— Pursuant to an order of tho Hon. Frederick Frasor, Sur rogate of the County of Washington, York, notice is hereby given to all pereons having claims against David C. Fielding, late of tho town nf Gr&en'trich, in said county, deceased, to present the same with tire vouchers thereof, to the imdersigae-d, Exeu- ior of the last Will, etc., of the faid d®- codent, at his oiQce Is the to'wa and v il lage o{ Greenwich in said oounty, on «T before the 15th day of January. 1.925. Dated June SO, 1924. RARRY L. BUSSELL. ExecutOT. D iam o n d s and Peaches ‘^Groto” on Sam e Tract TTie territory ln w h ich Nnsh\llle. A rk . is lo r n t f l makes a bid f«ir fm:ie ln belnu the Immr ui the w n rhl’s l.irg- est peach \rrhurd. with a r r .’S in tre**s hi id ulsu tlie home u t the unly dioxntiiid rntnn In North America. Then- Is u Jl.IKXi.iXK) pearh rrnp in Blnht then* this year, n h ir h w ill he consiilvruMy more thnn the unn ia! pn><iur 11 nn n f the diunm n d mine. Vut the latter draw s the largest nunJ er of tourists, says the I’hlladeli M a Led^i'r. T i e diamond m ine was discovered h,\ Joh n H u d d leston In 1W7. He found lt on a 160-acre tract In Hike ru u n t j, aliout 14 mll«“i northeast of NnslmMe, which he had b^mght beoau.n* N*' be lieved there was gold to he f\und tliere H u d d leston was a farm e r, hut all his life had been Interested In m in erals Thp first t^ o “pehbl^'i\ found hy H u d d leston proved to be steel l lue gems, one ^pl(thing one and thr.M>- elghths carnts The third he fi'in d vias a yellow stone, w e ighinc nn»“-lmlf curat, am i this he sold for W ith o u t w a iting to pm spect furilo»r, Ha«Mlesti)n sold his land for S-S'l'nX) to I.lttle Roob interests, this being 'he exact am o u n t necessary tn p u n lnse a certain farm he had In m i n i He la ments that i f he had kept his property he probnbly would be a m illionaire some day. Those wl.o have heen ■ -n- necte<l with the diam o n d m liting .n- dustry here since its start s'ay thut t»e- cause of the high luster of the A rkan sas gems In their rough siiile. r ke county diam o n d s surpass even tl'**e of South A frica. This luster comes from tlielr extreme hardness. T h e production n f this din nn >n. I Held tn date is estim a ted nt .Vink > nr.<ts, the stones running in size : i ■ ■ n . ■ ne- elKllth to 2t>l^ cnriits. The iliii’ii'nils occur in periikitite. which rt'sem l^s burned lime In that it slakes upon es- posure tn a i r To recover the dia m o n d s from the peridotite two meth ods are employed, one being «i:np!y to spread tlie ore nn the ground and allow it to decompose, after v h i i h It is washed in larue revolving puns, nnd the other is to grind th** ore at once and then proceed w ith th« w a s h ing process. In the w a shing pro cess the msi(j>rtiil is flushed over a grease board .vith water, tlie liiurnends adhering tn the grease, w h ile t’\' i''\!- 0 uo Is carried over into the unste p ile That*! th e Q u e s tion Her© Is de message for you— * Hard on de head it may hit you; B f you wiLl grivS de devil his due, Ain’t you afraid he will firlt youT P o r t a b l e H e a t ♦ A tou c h o( the m a t c h and in* stantly — gener ous and econom ica l h e a t — a n d e v e ryw h ere portable. ♦ P E R F E C T I O N O il H e a te r s in the im p r o v e d models ji ■ ■ ■ receives new students every monday. Due to a great dealoJ individual teaching we are well prepared to do this. FEATURES - 1. Finest quarters in the State. ' ~ 2. Registered by Regents. 3. Every graduate in employment. 4. Expert teachers in all departments. 5. Finest courses avaiiable. W rite for more detail to ADDRRSS: WARREN & ADEEHOLD, Principals. 4th & 5th Floors Boardman Bldg., TROY, N. Y. o < f j7 f ^ o ^ < f c ^ K o o o j» ^ ^ c s j.c 8 D » .'a o o : o o a o 'o a .c > 0 '> o c > c f o o o o o ;o o » C 9 3 a c 8 ; FARM MORTGAGES^ A P R O V E N I N V E S T M E N T j W e have neg-otiated first mortgages on real : estate in Nebraska for forty-two years w ithout ' the loss of one cent of principal or interest to \—-any prr^rm ~nrrer??frrrig i n'-them:—i ------------ - -- — ---- PEOPLE WHO HAVEI MONE> FOK INVESTMENT SHdL'l.I) ALW AYS SE LECT THE VERY HES1 SECURITIES. Reference by Permission First National Bank of Greenwich B I L L S & C L I N E .INCORPORATED Investment Bankers E s tablished ihhl Lincoln, Nebraska Incorporated 192U W . S . W I L S O N , U n d e r t a k e r AUTO SERVICE Phone in Store and Residence S T A N D A R D O IL C O . O F N E W Y O R K Z 6 B r o a d - w a y A L B A N Y SAVING S B A M t sl t * . .? J j “ I>«a’t Spend It All” B a n k b y M a i l S-ivf nr> rtfc«:isflv Bank hv M a il. No m a t t er vvh e r e .-.c \ i>u t an enjoy the b a n k in g facilities of t h e A l b a c y irt£* B an k . one of the largest and oldest savings b a n k s in tie Stare. A postal will b ring full information. Albany Savings Bank Corner Maiden Lane & N. Pearl St. -ALBANY, N, V. Deposit* and Surpltu Over Forty MIIHoa Dollars -S B IBHBRBBCIGaBa S Q D l S B lB B B D E a VISIT FITZGERALD’S RESTAURANT WHEN IN GLENS FALLS^ FIRST MORTGAGE FARM LOAUS ON IMPROVED ILLINOIS & INDIANA. LANDS WILL NET INVESTORS The fields for speculation are myriad in number, but siaoe the time of Babylon—two thousand years before Ghriat— First Mortgage loans have stood preeminent for safety aaid : libexality-of yields. Recent investigators have discovered elay tablets on -which were written mortgages similar to'tteai# used today, proving that this form of investment is th« oldest yet discovered. For nearly 70 years this firm has been negotiating and selling JFirst Farm Loans to satisfied inVWB-i tors who are always pleased to speak a good word for ■ Goodell Farm Loans i' Cloiee list of loans on hand in amounts of $500, $1000, $1500, $2000 uproundt A. GOODULL SONS COMPAHY • Capital and Surplus $130,000.00 '■ Established 1855 Loda, Slmou. Vr.| u ’ ^ '4 ■- :■) ‘ S fi v -£->r O- ' f i M ''P i ■1 3 •-M •'#1
