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res «©*. rt. «OTIIT«TO«, *. t. \THE SUN.' !Additional I/TOSS, — Mr. John McAithnr of -— GtH yn«r vrnz^d pap^r at! Death cf L^ncastt-r, Ont.. was a visitor in Tie Son office tf; -Get your Butter Wrapper* j toWD o o Tne8day | -Mr. nod Mre. W. B Grant ? at The Sun office tf\ —Mor*» nevr cloth and silk I left on Monday for Springfield. TERMS f i.$« a Year within iso miles #2.QO a Yew.csstswie 150 miles j —Mr and Mrs FA Miller 1 har^ rpfarn^d from a nor>ior trip ; to Warren. Ohio dresses, rery moderately priced, j Mass They will he absent two at Cowan's 21-1 j we^ks and ^rtll combine basi* —Miss Maud Ronselle of 3Eti 24. 11^25 I —The tractor has corn*» fnstav hut the draft horse will bp h*rp i for a loner time, because tractors 'cannot wholly replace him i —Bishop Conroy of Offdens- < iwarg-, confirmed a class of sixty j affen t at $ t I bov« ar.d grirls in St Mary's' I Church on Wednesday evening M1CKIE SAYS— Canton, spent the vrith her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Levi Rooselle. —Mr Edmund Caza of St. Anicet, Qae , has b^en appointed Casloras Officer and Indian is, Qae. —The W C. T U. will hold c on r e n t foil\ in the M. E. ness with pleasme week end -Mr. C H Van I^uran, goo j -Her and Mrs. F. J Fulton | Church, Satanae Lake on Tnes- ! rptnrned to town on Sa'nrday ! da? gopt 2 9th K^r. Harry week's holiday,! Adams Hersev of Canton, will MAK£ ft WU$ OJCOSH T3 TEIL 1 SAVE A FBtf CE5 TS / NOU AA^W | <SPOIt *TH* AO Q4TKELH ! I aff^r a 1 wo ! whi< h was spent I parts of the state | —Mr. and Mrs Westley of Bainsrillp, Out , have h j en^nests this week at the home of Mrs. WVstiey's mother, Mrs W N. Cowan ! —Rer Marsh will address a i aoion service in the Presbyter] j an Church ou Sunday evening 1 CampbeJl. »nd Donald Adams of OKan, N.Y., who are enjoy- | ing a rrmfor trip to Montreal and Qoub°c, wore guests this week at th>» horn* 1 of M r aiJ d M r 8 J F Farquhar — Mis? Lyons of NP W York City, a representative of the Radcliffe Chanfanqua canvassed 'his town thff past week and wf undersfan£-*»cQr*»d a sufficient immber of names as guarantors tn ensure a thre*-davs program —The body of a man was j daring the summer of 1926 We found flopfinor in the river at j heartily command the nnder- Hopkins Point on Thursday bv Uaking and trust it will prove an Indian vrho was fishing 1 The bndv hns b^en identified as that of Edward P DaffY. a re- turned soldier of C »rnwali, Ont in different j be (he principal speaker Thornton ! at 7:30 o'clock in the interests of the Anti Saloon L^acue — Have you examined fh*» Kim> Mitren Da«ter at The Sun Office? It is ch^micsilv treated one fp-«ration <lus<s and | —Don't f rget th- tosrn can j p^lish^ the fm>*i fnrnitnre or ' ; CU>PS on Saturday. Republican jauto It fits on the hand like a at 20 0 p m . and D- j m -cratic at ! jrlnvp and the price is onty 60c ] 7:30 p.m Both will be held in j Firemen's Hall. If you are not ; enrolled do not try to vote : either caucus CX_AXU&S A Fine Sayings Bank Tfee National Savings Bank of the Cky of Albany is purely a Itfutua! Savings Bank. The ques- tion naturally arises in the minds -of most people—\What is a Mu- tual Savings Bank?. ID reply. Mr. Frederick B. Stereos, Presi- dent of the National -Savings Bank fiX 70 and 72 State St.. Albany, J^.y. says: \It ]s an institution belonging to the people. It is -coadueted entirely for their benefit .and its affairs and doings are not <oniy well safeguarded by law, but they are-under the immed ate su pervisicn in ~SBW York State of £he Superintendent of the Banking Department. It has no stock- holders—its depositors own aii of jts assets/'\ It lioS a board of fourteen Tru:-- •i'/s. These officers serve without .compensation, and are prominent business aud professional men of Albany. In 1868, when the National Sav-, ings Bank was chartered, itsPresi- r}/-:<i was Erastus Corning who was •.laen president of tbe ~Sew York Central k JIudson JUver R. K. Coii'Dany. Frederiek B. Stevens who i-. now president is also Vice- president of t£i£ Sayings Bank rii^cciatJoQ of the State of New \ o:a ar.d Chairman of Group Threo uf 31 Savings Banks around T^ue National Savings Bank ft^jicts to th£ forefront in beiujr I'.'iiiervative yet progressive ia its -n&Modz, Besides its regular in- UTMjfet department, which has paid &*A% s ^°ce 1919, it has a CbrUt- ma-> Club of over 10.000 members. )•• also has a \large Vacation Club. % has developed a very large Lu>i- ) ess in such places asSaranacLrike Lake Placid, Tupper Lake, etc These out-of-town depositors se- ^ure tb« full benefit of thefaciiitie? of a great Mutual Savings Bank of 50.000 depositors and assets of £2£OOQ,O0O. ; This form of ins tit u- £on is considered the safest and pio&t human in existence. Tnis bank will receive deposits ja the form of personal check, JDa'ik draft, currency by express DC post-office muney orders. Letr ters need not be regigt^red when they contain checks, or unless cur- jrer.ey is sent. It ie just as easy to draw money by mail, as the i nnk issues a draft which is pay- able anywhere in the United States without collection charges. By referring to the advertise- ment of this bank which will appear weekly jn The Sun, our citizens will become well acquaint- ed with the bank, its stability and raethocj of develppm.ent. Our Bills will Attract -Malone T.-et i-f the A ; can L'srion will tender tb^ I State Command- r, | Wilder r.f Mal^ne, •< Mr H dinner Barns Burn Saturday rooming at about 6:30 o'clock the large barns of Mr Eugene DeGowin at Fort Coving- ton Center were completely des- troyed by fire. The cause is supposed to I e from a gasoline engine which back-fired. The exact loss will possibly never be known, but a conservative esti- mate plaees it at about $15,000. A very small amount of insurance was carried on the barn and con- — Little Dorothy D'Amour J the armory on Tuesdav evening, | tents. was assisted by abr.at twenty of ; Sepi. 29th Mr. Wilder is her yonn^ ^irl friei.ds iti cele-| manaptr of the Light & Power brating her s^T^nth btr;hday on (Co, and -hip many Franklin Tuesday af'ernoou. Jler mother j County friends fiffnr hearty con- Mrs A J D'Amonr, was par- j jrra'ulations r-n his advancement ticu'.ar to see that each oue eu- i to the chief office ol the Legion joyrd the happy event | in this state II Contractor to lay 100.000 shingles straight work, to commence work in one week. Mail best price quick. Also, teams to plow 50 to 75 acres of land. SHIELDS BROS., Bombay, N.Y. ^ . ^YELLOW PENCIL \ «^^-- : ^« ^ loiih the HID BAKD \, r^.L^JZ^*, / lAGLEPENeiLCQ.N£WYORX.l/S.~. tl ^' c? ^ /x^l Are you Blind to the jfi ^-CL i-— -4*1 Appearance of T OOK at your home with your 1 ^ \neighbors'eyes\! Is famili- arity hiding from you the run- down condition so clearly appar- ent to others ? Yet all it needs, probably, is a, coat or two of*Devoe Lead and Zinc House Paint which cost less, wears longer and looks better than ordinary paint. Aik ut about the Dervoe Home Improve- ment Tlan-v. hereby you can paint your house — inside and out—and pay for it m ten monthly installments. FARQUHAR BROS. Fort Covington New York The cows had been brought in and the milking machine was in operation when suddenly it seemed as though the whole barn was en- veloped with flames. The stock wa^ hurrh diy rushed out aud most of the farm 'implements were taken to places of safety, but there was a scarcity of water owing to the fact that the force pump and well were located in a milk house that was attached to the front of the barn which was ail ablaze. Consequent'}* the water had to be trucked from Mr. A. H. EiUworth's, about a quarter of a mite distent. It was a most modern barn and contained about seventy-five tons of hay, considerable grain and a large si!o wh'ch had been filled. As soon as the alarm was given here men with chemicals were ! quickly on their way, but the ! blaze had gat such a start that their effoBts ivete directed to saving the large home and several other ^mailer buildings. In this they were successful, but the figbt was a strenuous one. Much sympathy is expressed for Mr. DeGowin in his great loss. HOTICE The warrant for the collection of the School Tax for the year H25 will be in my hands on Sept. 17ih end for the next thirty days I will receive taxes at C. E. Dempsey's sture or my home on Chateaugay Street at one per cent, after which five per cent will be charged. George \Y. Freocri, Collector Dated Sept. 17tb, 1925. 20-2 NOTICE Estate of James Holden, late of Westviile, N.Y. Ail claims against said estate must be filed with theundersigne i, oo or before the 1st day of Ap.il, 1920. Dated Sept. 15th; 1925. Maude Holden, Administratrix P. 0. Address, Fort Covington N.Y G. L. Regao, Attorney for 'Administratrix Fort Covington, N Y. News of the euddea de«tb from • heart failure of Mr. Allison Barlow at his borne in Lo< AngeJes, Calif- oroia, on the evening of Sept. 6, has lately leached us and it was a great shock tcT his many friends here. Only three years ago Mr. and Mrs. Barlow visited their friends in the east and we have ; most pleasant recollections of the : renewal of their friendship after ; many years of absence. I'hey \ have since travelled in the South , and only recently returned from Honolulu and were planning a ; more extended trip around the ! world. j Mr. Barlow spent his early life ! in Hogansburg, where by faith- : fulness and fair dealing he built up a good merchandising business After rmriving Mi^s Bertha Burns daughter af the late H:ram N. ; Burns of this town, he sold his holdings and removed to Los An- geles in its.e: r'y days. He invr-t- : t-d largely in real estate and building nnd engaged in the real j estate business ar.d insurance, i He survived the grea\ panic which ; swept many into bankruptcy and j b< came very prosperous and lived to see his city take front rank among the great cities of his country. Mr. Barlow was a man of vision, good judgement, undoubted in- tegrity and hard woi k and he won the reward always due to these sterling qualities. He was a de- voted huv-baod and father, a good citizen and neighbor, a genial and la-ting friend and an honorable member of the Presbyterian Church He died in the harness as he could have wished without a lingering sickness. He leaves to mourn his loss a brave and loving wife, three married daughters and seven grandchildren, besides many rela- tives in various, places. He was a man worthy of imita- tion by our rising generation. We hope that Franklin County may send out into the world many more model, well-balanced, honorable men like nur former friend and neighbor. Mr. AllisonBarlow—Com Hollce to Vters Votf for Sarruel J. VcElwain on September 23th, 1925, at ih j l\e- pub ican caucus f«-r Tax Collector in Fort Covington. 21-1 Notice of Candidacy To the enrolled Republican*: I shall be ve r y ^lad to receive your support at t!v Rej ubli an caucus on Saturday afternoon, S^nt. 26rh, for u>e • ffice of Tax ColN-etor. Mrs. Mildred Cappiello Fort Cov ngton, N.Y. 19-3 I Notice of Candidacy The undersigned desires to an- nounce liis citn'iidtfcy f.»r the office o Town Collector of Taxes at the approaching Republican caucus. Your support wHi be greatly ap- preciated. Eugrn** DeGowin Fort Covingtou, X.Y. 18-4 Well Known Fact NOTICE j The undersigned Town Supetin- I tendtnt of highway's of the town of \ Fort Covington hereby notifies \ and requires all brush, weeds aud I briers growing upon the highways I to be cut as required b3' section 54 j of the highway law, and if you fail I to do so, I shall cause same to be ; removed and assess the cost there- \ of agajnst you as provided in sec- | tion 55 of the highway law. I Dated this 1st day of September 11925. Charles W. Henry Town-Supt. of highways, Town of Fort Covington. 18-4 fir BANKING INTEREST mS-Januartjl s -!andJuli/& That eighty per cent of the people are troubled with Catarrh, which we well know is poisonous j to the system and in time by the ' dropping into the throat, passing through the } ungs iDto the bowels, eventual 1>' turns to tuberculosis. No need for any further discom- '•• fort as the remedy is now on the •. market. Guaranteed to entirely' remove the poison. Ask for Moore's Catarrh Powder. Follow directions. If not proof of what ; we claim for it with first box, go > back where you bought it and : have your money refunded. It will also relieve hay fever. I PREPARED BY A, M. MOORE JO Uremrter St.,\ * Malone, N,Y, Candidate for Collector | The undersigned desires to an- J nounce that he wil be a candidate for the office of Collector of Town Taxes at the approaching Republi- can caucus. Your support will be greatly appreciated. James Costello ; Fort Covington, N.Y 7 ., 15-7 NOTICE, I wil' be a candidate forrenomi- nation for Town Tax Collector at the coming Republican caucus and would ask the support of any that feels that they can support me. E. E. Tolman ! Fort Covington, N Y, r 15-7 I Keep your Vacation in Kodak Pictures You don't spend your vacation you save it-— if you KODAK. We have a wide range of Kodaks, $6.50 up, Brownies, $2.00 up, and Kodak accessories— everything for the camerist. You'll want extra rolls of Kodak Film — the dependable Yellow Box brand. We have your size, THE SUN OFFICE Fort Covington, N.Y. 'AD 9 in The 8U?I Gets Results PALACE THEATRE PROGRAM: Saturday, Sept. 26th- : 'R;ders of Mystery,\ with Bill Cody and Peggy O'Dare in the leading roles. It i» a story of western youth and bravery. You will like this featuie. Also a two reel comedy, entitled: \Medium Spirits.\ A real laugh that you will enjoy for sometime. Monday, Sept. 28th-CharIes Hutchison will appear in the leading role of \Poison.\ This thriller deals with the rum runners that we have often read about. Charles Hutchison plays the part of a Detective who is after the head or the \Bootleg Ring.\ Many of the scenes take place in San Francisco. The Chief of the San Francisco Pulice, John O'Brien, actually takes part in this tion. His reason for doing so was on account accuracy of the story and the good it might do two reel comedy, entitled: \Her Bargain Day.'' Wednesday, Sept. 30th-\The Sunset Trail,\ with William Desmond and Gareth Hughes. Its a Universal. S*e this red blooded drama of big things and big men out where the law is on the side of the straightest shot. A fascinating story of ruthless men and their greed for gold. And a beautiful girl who inspired a tempt and perform the impossible. Do a two reel Century Comedy, entitled: produc- of the Abo a y Cmedy , entit You will be more delighted with thi man to at- on't mi>s it. Also \Speed Roys.\ * f is entertainment. Shows at 7:30 and 9:15 p.m. PRICES: ^1 Children 15c ftdnlts, 25c |
