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•••*GE TWO SARDINIA NEWS Mrs. Lee Holmes has been on the sick list the past week. Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Dake of Wales Hollow were guests of G. W. Dake Sunday. Edward Sixt went with a load of goods to Keeneyville, Pa., Friday for Rev. Mr. A^igus. Jessie Pitcher entertained a house party of young people on Sunday, Covers were laid for twelve. George Nichols has gone to spend the winter at Ellicottville with his daughter, Mrs. Lottie Woodward The Home Bureau Club will meet on the regular date, as the the Baz aar has been put over until the 19th of Novemfter, and club the 12th. Division No. 3 to serve and also pro gram. t Lloyd Simons of Ithaca was the guest of his mother^ Mrs. J. S. Sjmons and sis.ter, Mrs. Burt Armading, on Tuesday and Wednesday. Take your clothes to Clyde Dille, opposite Firemen's building, Arcade, to have them thoroughly cleaned. Satisfaction guaranteed. Latest ap pliances. Work done here. 35 George Furman of Pratham trans acted business here Monday. Dr. Witham preached at the M. E. church Sunday morning. Mrs. Charles Rider spent a few days in Buffalo the past week. Mrs. E6\ Grey was in Buffalo, Mon day. \ f ; Devere Sears and Gladys Newland were married at Warsaw, Thursday, October 22. Margaret Templeton of Buffalo were out to the farm this week-end. The bazaar which was to be held at the M. E. church the 12th of No vember, has been postponed until No vember 19th. The Ladies Aid will meet with Mrs. A. B. Rupert this week, Friday after noon. * Ora Rider is spending a few days at the home of her mother, Mrs. Edwin Casey, and brother, Lee, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Stone are located at Jamestown. SOUTH WALES Mrs. W. L. Cornell entertained the I REDEMPTION FROM TAX SALES the map of Silver Lake Institute filed Ladies Aid Society at her home' on. STATE OF NEW YORK, with the Clerk of Wyoming County Thursday afternoon. A good attend- j COUNTY OF WYOMING, .in August, 1921. ance and a very pleasant afternoon Treasurer's Office. I > « -?°xY S.C J? J m_ *\ is reported i Warsaw, N. Y., August 1, 1925. (West Part North Ogden Tract) 'Mrs. V. R. Barron was in Buffalo, j .Notice is hereby given pursuant toj. Frank C. Eastman; 133 acres, Wednesday. The dance given under the auspices of the East Aurora firemen, at Corn- law that the following described lots; bounded east by land of Smith, south pieces or parcels of land situated in by highway, west by land of Sel- Wyoming county, which were sold for | horst $280.97 arrears of taxes on November 1, 1923, Frank C. Eastman^9 acres, bound- munity Hall, Friday evening was welli an( j November 15, 1924, may be re-ied east by land of- Fisher, south- by .... i. . , . . It- i . i j i : tftoco attended Miss Mildred McNall was the guest of Mrs. F. A. Miller, Monday. Miss Ruth Hopkins was the guest of her uncle, Loren E. Smith and family, recently. Miss Esther Smith, nurse at the General Hospital, Buffalo, is the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. N. Smith, the first of, the week. EMORY AND CHESTNUT - RIDGE PARK IMPROVEMENTS Rapid progress has marked the work of the Erie County Park Com mission in the development of Chest nut Ridge and Emory Park v They were -open to the use of the public during the summer, a few weeks after the title was obtained to the land. Development is now under way of the park at Lancaster, so that it may be used for winter sports. Chestnut Ridge is equipped with, shelters, oven, tables and other con veniences required by outing and picnic parties. A large .casino is under construc tion; paths ihave been built; glens, bridges and circular drives are be ing completed in the Graves woods, and Grace woods, Emory Park, in ad dition to the facilities to be found at Chestnut Ridge Park, has a special feature in the playground for the children. Provision for amusement in which children deligb t have been made there, including a wading pool. Garages are to be built at both of ] the parks and gasoline stations will be installed in the Spring. SUPERVISOR ROBERTS OFFERS PRIZE Mr. W. A. Roberts, chairman of the Board of Supervisors of Wyoming County, offers to give a barrel of flour to the Farm Bureau committee man who turns in the largest num ber of- members during the campaign whieh^ends November 10. It occurred to Mr. Roberts that this might add some interest to the Farm Bureau campaign for members and he decided to offer his prize. Announcement of the winnr will be made at the annual meeting of the Farm Bureau held in Warsaw, the deemed by the payment into the highway, west by town hne $18.53 Treasurer's Office of the sum set op- 1 WETHERSFIELD posite each of said lots, together with all unpaid taxes, on or before Octo ber 29, 1925. All lots unredeemed on that day will be conveyed to the pur chaser thereof, Charles B. Smallwood, County Treasurer. ARCADE Town 7, Ranges 3 and 4, Holland Purchase. Anna O'Neil Barnes; 110 acres, range 3, bounded north by Clark road, east by town line, south by lands of Sullivan, west by lands of Clark $77.81 William Clark; 101 acres, range 3, bounded north by lands of Shaw and Donahue, east by town line road.... $173.01 George F. Edwards; 74 sq. rods, range 4, bounded north by Main 6treet, east by lands of Leonard, west by lands of Howlett $69.94 ATTICA Town 10, Range 2, Holland Pur chase. |~ Ernest Brown; % acre, bounded north by land of Kelly, east by Jack son street, south by Ku Singer prop erty, west by land of Healy .. $27.23 Walter .Congdon; 80 acres, bound ed north by land of Reynolds, east by highway, south by land of Spring, west-by highway $79.17 * Unger and Stripple; 67\ acres, bounded north by land of Richert, east by land of Bauer, south by land of Burg, west by highway .. $38.82 CASTILE Theresa App; lot No* 247, bounded north 246; east Carleton Ave.; south, 248; west 608; Also lot 609, bounded north 604, east 608, south 606; west Park street, Due on two lots. .$10.69, E.C.Butterfield; lot No, 196,bound-l ed north 265; east 197; south Ham-! line avenue; west Kingsley avenue.' Due $9.36 W. N. Canfield; lot No.149, bound ed north Fillmore avenue; east 161; north Fillmore avenue ;east south_158; west 147; Due Town 8, Ranged, Holland Purchase, J. H. Kessler; 12 acres, lot ' 9, bounded north by highway, east by land of Smith, south by Eagle town line, west by land of Johnson $106.86 B. J. Fisher; 77 acres, lots 8 and 16, bouhded \north by town line of Orangeville, east by highway, south by land of Chittenden, west by land of Hatfield $150.05 Walter Fitzmaur'cs; 82 acres, lot 59, bounded north by land of John son, east by land of Gardner, south by highway, west by land of Cramis. $134.29 Roy Johnson; 150 acres, lot 10, bounded north and east by lands of Johnson, south by highway, west by lands of Johnson $258.40 Roy Johnson; 175 acres, lots 9 and 10, bounded north by land of Mc- Gowan. east by land of Kessler, south by highway; west by land of Hobdy $218.84 29t35 CITATION-SETTLEMENT BY ADMINISTRATOR THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK To John O'Neil, Limestone, Pa., Bert 0\Nlei West Valley; N. Y. William O'Niel, West Valley.N.Y. Carrie Wade, 'Mansfield, Pa. * Effie Bradway, Mansfield; Pa. ' Clara \Barrows Mansfield, Pa.' Russell Hitchcock, Mansfield, Pa. Arline Hitchcock, Mansfield, Pa. Pearl G. Hitchcock, Mansfield, Pa. Reuben Bentley, Eagle, N. Y. James A. Emery, Arcade, N. Y. Bertha J. Emery, Arcade, N. Y. Alice .Schutt, Buffalo, N. Y. Eulalee Howell, Chaffee, N. Y. Lee Howell; Chaffee, N. Y. Mrs. Frank Miller and daughter, Florence, spent 1 the week-end at Franklinville. Mr. and Mrs. We B. McClure of Ischua were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. V. R. Barron. ' Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Holmes and son, Walter, Jr., spent Sunday in B Mr!°'and Mrs. Ralph Whiting and' th * d w «! k j n November, son, Leroy, visited relatives in Dele-i K ? b «** » associated van recently ' 1 wlth tne finn of Roberts Bros., of The snow 'storm did a great deal' Warsaw, manufacturers of wheat of damage in this vicinity, to fruit \ our> and shade trees, Tuesday night. i Mr. and Mrs. Loren Smith and' The tallest hotel building in the -family spent-. KUTIHU Y with Mrs. .world, 56 stories in height, will be arni ~MTsr -P. J. ' orrrtpri i; Smith's parents, Mr. Hieler, at East Concord. Mr. John McKoun was a caller in town, Wednesday. New York Citv at a cost of $25,000,000. Emery Howell, Hamilton, Ont. 151: WHEREAS, James A. Emery, who $9.36* i resides at Arcade, Wytfming County, W. P. Dutcher; lot No.216; bound- j New York, Administrator of a\ and ed north 189; east 218; south Ham- singular the goods, chattels and lin avenue; west 214. Due ... $9.36 credits of Sarah Jane Haley, late of Ella Haight; lot No. 214; bounded | the Town of Arcade, in the County north 187; east 216; south Hamlin of Wyoming, deceased, is desirous of \ffvllM iin'Vnn'n^S'havfai his account as such adminis- Cora Cooper; lot No. 180, bounded . . _ ..j. •_,,„ ... . J t,„„ «,_ north 170; east James avenue; south 1»tor Judicially settled, and has ap- Haven avenue; west 178. Due $9.36.P lled to our Surrogates Court of Eugene McElwain; lot No. 148, bounded north 139; east 150; south Fillmore avenue; west 145 and 146. Due $9.36 M. P. Rogers; lot No. 239, bound ed north 240; east Ins;'south 238; west Thompson avenue. Due... $9.86 M. A. Robert;* lot No. 134, bound ed north Wesley avenue; east Thomp son avenue; south 142; west 133 Due t. $9.36 Cora Watrous; lot No. 163, bound ed north Genesee avenue; east Thompson avenue; south 190; west 161.. Due $0.86 B. F. Whitmore; lot No. 168, bounded-TK>rth-AudL_PJti__east 16.9; Want ads.- make wants minus. south 176; west 167. Due~Trrr\$9736'f AE JSJB £Pear and apply for a special The above is in accordance with Come to Buffalo for newer styles and lower prices Warmth, style, value, in our overcoats $30 and $35 ^T^HERE are three things you expect from an overcoat; you want it to keep you warm and copifortable, you want it to keep you stylishly dressed—and you want -it-to gi-ve-youiull, vajue^or your money. You get all three here—that's why £housands~of the best-dreSsed men, in this part of the State will tell you \Kleinhans for ^over coats.\ Tomorrow's a good time to get yours. 1 America's finest clothes Kleinhans quality 2- from Hart Schaffner >fif Marx and Fash ion Park •35 •ad tip The trousers suits offer special , value Boys' Overcoats •12 50 to '25 Rich, wool,overcoats ->g, burly, warm- built for, hard wear— just the kind the boys like -7 -here they are. ; Thrift Basement Boys'Overcoats;$8J5 1 *' , • . Main, Clinton and Washington Sts. / Buffalo's greatest store foremen-and boys - Satisfaction Guaranteed! Open Saturday until 9 P. M. Park your car free at Library Garage,, 20 Broadway, while shopping here ty i said County for a citation for that purpose: You are cited to show cause be- fore .Our said Surrogate, at his office in the Village of\ Warsaw in said County, on the 23rd day of Novem ber, 1925, at ten o'clock in the fore noon, why the account of such ad ministrator should not be judicially settled and allowed, And those of you who are under the age of twenty-one years, are requir ed then and there to appear by your general guardian, if you have one; if you have none, that you then and guardian to blTappoihted-by the-Sur rogate for you; or in the event of your neglect or failure to do so, a special guardian will then and there be appointed by the Surrogate upon the application of the petitioner, to appear and act for you in these pro ceedings. • IN TESTIMONY WHERE OF, we have caused the seal of the Surrogate's Court of said County of Wyoming to be hereunto affixed. (Seal) WITNESS, Hon. Barber B. Conable, Surrogate of our -' said County at the Village of Warsaw, N. Y. the 17th' day of October, 1925. HERBERT F. GLASIER, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Knight & Bentley, 1 Attorneys for Administrator, Arcade, N. Y. 34t38 FARM BUREAU LEADERS Men who have been selected in each, community to have charge of the membership campaign for Farm Bureau members during the next few weeks, are as follows: L. A. Merritt, Arcade. Charles Day, Currie*rs. • A. K. Sherman, Java Village. John N. Fugle, North Java. George Pasch, Straubs Corners. John Schmelzle, Cowlesville. H. J. Peirrick, Bennington Center. Arthur Calkins, Varysburg. J. C. Bliss, Eagle. E.\ ~J.-Foote,-Bliss. HarohVPcet, Pike. Henry! .Saunders, Portageville. ,B. G* Shumaker, Gainesville. John L. -Fuller, Castile. * Ernjsfc Olin, Perry. , H,'H. Clark, LaGrange. •,;Bi'Bl Titus, Wyoming. M. E. -ElwellJ'Warsaw.. ;Lynn Battin, WethersfieW Springs. James Shaw, Hermitage. Smith, Dale. ' Henry Sierk, Attica. i -Xi. BATAVIA-BERGEN ROAD .-.•,•'>:'- ••••• -^—V-' ' •i. Tjie Batavia-Bergen road /whicfi'fi riearing completion, has been opened to trafficj^nd work on the' shoulders is nearly .finished. The highway'.pro vides'short.cut from. Batavia to Roch ester, that city being only 28 miles, overthe'new road against 84 byway of LeRoyTTRurtTof'the way^thTTroird; is\ macadam' and part of the'Way con crete.' Several dangerous turns in the road have .'been eliminated. Its total cost has been over half a million. The last' stretch of the road is 8.6 miles long and was'let to' the Constantino Construction Co., which built the Varysburg-Wales road, in MaV 1924, a$ $164,773. ren Cry for c MOTHER! Fletcher's Castoria is a harmless Substitute fo Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing Syrups, orepared^to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation . Wind Colic Flatulency To Sweeten Stomach Diarrhea ( Regulate Bowels Aids in'the assimilation of Food> promoting Cheerfulness, Rest.and Natural Sleep'without Opiates To avoid imitations, always look for the_ signature of Proven directions on each package. Physicians everywhere recommend it (Making a budget is always' in or der, and the state college of agricul ture and home economics at Ithaca have copies for free distribution. Just ask for H-124. Belling a cat is an old idea, and it works as well with poison bottles in the medicine cabinet. Try a want-ad. Somebody must do K the dishwashing! A new office worker once complained that only the uninteresting and dis agreeable jobs were ever assigned to him. \Well\, retorted his boss, \'some- body must do the dishwashing!\ Brutal,, but true. Life is full of un pleasant jobs that somebody must do. And electricity's-greatesrclaim on the gratitude of-mankind is that so quickly and willingly, without fuss or complaint, it is taking over so much of the disagreeable work of the world. The Niagara Falls t Power Company\ k sells electricity \at the,,lowest average price tcceivea'.by any generating systai on the North American Continent. Buffdo > Niaga^& Eastern TheNU^MUIWCo. Buffi*? Genttal Bectjric Ox ^g^I^WfcOnttridfWwCo. Tbtuwiid* Power C» 97
