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» AGE TWO WYOMING COUNTY HERALD W. F. Arthurs, Publisher Phone 151 Published Each Friday at Arcade, N. Y. Entered as second class matter at Arcade, N. Y. Terms of Subscription One year, strictly in advance $1.60 Six months, strictly in advance .85 (Three months, strictly in adv. .50 SARDINIA NEWS Mrs. -Jennie Ginter entertained a party of friends from Buffalo on Decoration day. Fred Demmingr was the guest of Ids sister, Mrs. Charles Rider, a few days the past week. Rev. Burnett spent a few days in Honoye Falls, the past week. Mr. and Mrs. William Mercer of Ellicottville and Mr. and Mr. Orla Lewis of Attica were guests of Mr. and Mrs v Ceylon Meyers, Decoration day. Mrs. Lena Bridgman and William Bridgman and wife, Mrs. Ira Proc tor of Buffalo, were guests of Mrs. Hattie Pitcher and Floyd Rogers over the week-end. Mrs. Swartz and son, Stanley, of Brockton, Mass., were callers at the home of Mrs. J. S. Simms and family, Friday. Mrs. Clara Marsh Butler and daughter, Crystal, of Buffalo were callers at the home of Mrs. Hattie Pitcher, Saturday. Mrs. Dora Simons and daughter, Helen of Franklinville were guests of Mrs. J. S. Simons and family, a few days the past week. Mrs. Cramer and daughter of Buf falo were guests -of Mrs. Jennie Gin ter and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Good rich, on Friday. Charles Cross and family of Erie, Pa., were the guests of George Cross and family, over Decoration day. Rev. Fred W. Bolender and Mor tice Bolcnder and wife of Limestone were at their home here, over the week-end. Wesley Pitcher spent a few days at home, the past week. iMrs. Margaret Templetdn and family spent a few days at the farm, over Decoration day. Mr. and Mrs. W. Sumner and Miss Martha Pitcher of Buffalo were the guests of the G, W. Cook family over Decoration day. A SUGGESTION forYOUR COMFORT An extension telephone by your bed will add much to your comfort. It brings your social and business world to your elbow. In time of illness or in a crisis, it is indispen sable. It gives a feeling of security to know that contact with the outside world is right at hand. Its cost is but a few cents a day. And in com fort and convenience, it will repay you many times over. Call our Commercial Office and ask about it NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY BUICK Authorized Service leads the world Experienced owners would rather have an ordinary car with good service facilities than • better car with poor service. But the ideal combination Is Buick and Bulck Authorized Service—a car of highest merit —built right—and then backed by world-wide, organized main tenance of the highest efficiency. You are near Buick Authorized Service, wherever you happen, to be. BUICK MOTOR CO., FLINT, MICH. Divitltm W Gnml HmLrnn Cm put Hi— The official board will meet Sat urday evening. Business of impor tance will be transacted. Mr. and Mrs. Benson have return ed to their home in this village after spending the winter in Jamestown. Mr. and Mrs. Newman Stone of Buffalo were guests of her parents, G. C. Benson and wife, over the week-end. The Ladies Aid will hold a social in the church parlors, Friday evening, June 4th. Supper will be served from 5:30 until all are served. The Home Bureau Club will meet at the club rooms, Thursday, June 10. Division No. 4 will serve and furnish the i>rogram. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Harrison of Buf falo 'and Mr, and Mrs. Sweetapple of Colden were week-end guests of Albert Harrison and family. COLDEN VILLAGE Mrs. Hiram Jameson spent last Friday in Buffalo. Miss Idelle Keller spent Wednes day in Buffalo. Our base -ball team defeated the Dodgers team from Buffalo, in a game dn the Colden ball grounds on Sunday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Knapp, Jr., of this place, accompanied by his fath er, mother, two brothers, sister and niece of Buffalo, spent Monday at Olean. Gas was struck Saturday evening on Mr. Earl Langford's farm (Bet ter known as the Thomas Upham farm). This is the second well of gas found in the last three months in the vicinity of Colden Village. CHAFFEE CATTARAUGUS ROAD SARDINIA M. E. CHURCH 11 a. m.—Subject, \The Child in the Midst.\ 6:30 p. m.—Children's Day exer cises. A special program will be present ed by the children of the M. E. Sunday school, to which the public is cordially invited. There will be an official board meeting on Saturday, June 5th. CARD \OF THANKS Mr. and Mrs. Savage and Miss Bes sie Savage of Buffalo spent Decora tion day with Mr. and Mrs. George Redden. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Burlinghame and daughter, Betty, of Warsaw spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Barrfard. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tripp and i Mrs. Fred Cole went to Springville ' Sunday to attend the funeral of Mrs, Cole's uncle. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cole and Miss Ora Cole were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence George of Batavia, on Saturday. Seymour O'Dell and family of Erie, Pa., Miss Essie O'Dell and Lu- cile Phillippi of Batavia were recent guests of relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Knight were called to Elton by the serious illness of Mr. Knight's father, Mrs. Royal Phillippi and daughters of Blasdell were week-end guests at the James Wheelock home. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Davis have returned after a month's absence. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hillman and daughter, Llnis, were in Bergen, over Sunday. Mrs. Jennie Wilkins of Curriers is at the Charles Barber home. Mr. and Mrs. Arden Chatley, son William, Mr. and (Mrs. Walter Ad- lam and children of Blasdell, N,. Y., visited Mrs. Chatley's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Carr, recently. CHAFFEE M. E. CHURCH I want to express my sincere thanks to the neighbors and friends who so generously assisted at the fire which destroyed one of my bams. X especi ally appreciate the promptness with which the Arcade firemen responded, and for the good work they did p E. P. George. \They tell me Smith had a scrap with his wife last night.\ \What was wrong with him?\ \I didn't hear^' \Liquor do you suppose?\ \No she licked bim.\ Dollar Day, Arcade.June 5th. There will be service at 2:30 p. m. Sunday. The pastor desires to meet all those interested, and talk over the situation. If you are interested, come. Sub ject, \The Imperial Christ.\ HOMESPUN YARN Finger marks on painted wood work will come off if they are rub bed with a cloth dipped in kerosene. A bread box that opens from the front rather than the top won't have to be emptied to get the bottom loaf. Strength is a t a premium in house cleaning time, and the state college at Ithaca has a bulletin on saving strength in the household. Ask for Bti38. NOTICE OF SALE TAKE NOTICE that pursuant to a lien in favor of the undersigned, amounting to $30 and costs of sale, a certain Ford Touring Car with win ter top, Motor No. 4989325, claimed to be owned by Arthur Brown and Ederkin and Graff, will be sold at public sale at my Garage, in the Town of Arcade, New York, on Mon day, June 14, 1926, at 12 m. Dated Chaffee, N. Y., May 28th, 1 1926, A. W. SMITH. | P. O. Address, Chaffee, N. Y. 13tl4 Williams Bros. Garage DELEVAN, N. Y. We are doing our best to please our customers. Are'you one of them? If not, get in line, for we are here to serve you. The old saying is, \Seeing is Believing.\ Therefore, come in and see our complete line of Tires and Accessories. We carry the Best that money can buy and sell at reasonable prices. Constant Jbr Economical \transportation CHEVROLET Improvement -lias made this tkeWXAAs Knest LowPriced Car For year after year, Chevrolet engineers have been refining and improving Chevrolet's time* proved design. Examine the Improved Chev rolet and you will discover every engineering development essential to finer performance, smoother operation, more striking beauty and greater economy of operation and ownership. Quality features! Quality materials! Quality workmanship! Come in! Get a demonstration! -So Powerful $545 Touring Roadster Coupe - Sedan • Landau - -*510 - 510 - 645 - 735 - 765 \/2 -Ton Truck »395 (CfioMb Only) 1 -Ton Truck 550 (OuutU Only) AH prieci i. e b. FUat, Mick. Small Down Paymeat Convenient Teia— DENISON & DICKEY Arcade, N.Y. 5V.HUNAGEL, FrauUinrflU,& QUALITY AT LOW COST John Davidson says \Beauty increases its value\ John says he keeps hi» house and garage paint ed not only because it looks better but because better looks means a better price should he want to sell. That's right, too! But in painting by all means use Acme Quality Paint —always desirable be cause of the 40-year reputation for depend ability behind it. ACME QUALITY Paint^Varnish This is the Acme Quality Paint and Varnish Service Station. Cheerful, expert advice in all matters per taining to paint may be had lor the asking. See us today. ELSWORTH & SON Holland, N. Y. ' ACMLJ NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Bar ber B. Conable, Surrogate of the County of Wyoming, notice ii hereby given to all persons having clalmi against the estate of Daniel Ma. honey, late of the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, deceased, that they are hereby required to present the Sfcme, together with the vouchers therefor, to the Undersigned execu tors of the Will of said deceased at | the office of Knight &. oentiey, In the Village of Arcade, New York, on or before the 16th day of October, 19gg. J. H. Smith and John Stinson, Jr., Executon. Knight & Bentley, Attorneys for Executors, Arcade, New York. 7tM NOTICE TO CREDITORS. Parra- ant to an order of Hon. Barber B. Conable, Surrogate of the Connty of Wyoming, notice is hereby given to all persons having claimB againit the estate of John Hartman, late of the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, New York, deceased, that they art hereby required to present the aami, together with the vouchers therefor, to the undersigned Administrator of the goods, chattels, and credit! of •aid deceased at the office of Knlftt & Bentley, in the village of Arctd*. New York, on or before the 2nd day of July, 1926. ' CHARLES B. SMALLW00D, County Treasurer, Administrator. Knight A Bentley, Attorneys for Administrator. Arcade. N. Y. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Pursuant to an order of Hon. Ba> ber B. Conable, Surrogate of tbi Connty of Wyoming, notice fa e** by given to all persons having elabM against the estate of Reuben J.TB* late of the Town of Arcade, Wy«* Ing County, deceased, that they «• hereby required to present the uM, together with the vouchers therafoft to the undersigned executor of *• Wffl of said deceased at his ofet I* the village of Arcade, New York, •» or before the 22nd «fiy of July, 1** Dated, January 15, 1920. James H. Francis, Executor. Knight ft Bentley, Attorney! for Executor, Arcade, N. Y. .. NOTICE JO CREDITORS. PursMJ* ;t© an order of Hon. Albert A **> Surrogate of Cattaraugus Coast*, notice is hereby ghrea to all v *rtm having elaira* against the est** * Ben. g. JUlyea, late of tie ten * TortaMre, CattaraugC! County, Kt* Tork, deceased, that they «• * <Prfred to present the proper Toeebers, to the under*\* •Jaafalatntor, at the oOc* of W * Bentley, in the Tfltoge of Aw** Now Tort, on o r before th*tni*f of July, im Dated, December St, lt»' ALBKXT B. BUXOM*. Knight * Bentler. Attorney! for A*mhMn*t. , A clove or two give, a to tomato sauce.
