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PAGE SIX IT'S TER.fe.IBLE. THE MAKE-UP GfR.L£ ARE USING^ THESE DAYS. CERTAINLY LEAVES, A BAD TASTE IN ONE'S MOUTH HOW TO SAVE FIFTY CENTS JUST WILD ABOUT IT Friend, \I hear your husband is fond of golf.\ Wife: \Is he fond of it? I'll say 80! ' Yesterday he told me it was lucky'for tn.e that we were married before he took up the game!\ BAKED FRESH DAILY Bread, Pies and Cake* Are baked, fresh daily in our Sanitary ovens. Phone us your order daily, or call and choose from our large assortment of good things. ARCADE JB AKERY___ _ George Knight, Prop. Hot Lunches r Served-at^all -hour3 -at-oiir- new lunch counter. Good clean food thor oughly and quickly pre pared Come in . and enjoy • a Lunch John and Wesley Bigelow Proprietor's Arcade, N. Y., SCHAUS BROS. CASH MEAT MARKET Sardinia, M. Y,. •1. Phone 7>r We save vou \~ \ • Ask for price- Home Cured Ham and Bacon Home-made Sausage, Pure Rendered Lard Fresh Fish on Friday and Saturday ; For some time we will tend out a ; large number of sample copies. Each , sample copy is a personal invitatio I to become a subscriber. We as). • each person receiving a sample to* I read them over, and note the many features which are of interest to | everyone. We mention a few ol them. Thirty-five -correspondents supply ! the news f r.om all the adjacent terri tory and write all the home news. ] 'World War Soldiers photos, with a I short' write-up of their war record, and present employment. Pictures of leading men and events \direct from New York each week. An interesting Woman's Column}- in which valuable cooking recipes are given. Arthur Brisbane's current events keeps you right up t o date on all the big events going en in the world. A comic—The Purdy's— always gives you a good laugh. County and vicinity news from all the near-by towns, villages and coun ty seats. Reports from Farm Bureau's, Cow Testing* Associations, and all items of interest to farmers, A Want and For Sale column that is the largest throughout this section, and is full of -bargains,- and Affords you opportunity to dispose of' your surplus produce, fowls, machinery or whatnot. ^ The price of the paper is $1.60 but you can get it for $1.00 by using the following_coupon. ARCADE NEWS SANDUSKY William Grimm and Mr. Johnson , ,/ ^T - o. ^ ^^A °f Collins were at T. J. Cobb's 004. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Swartz -and utis j ness Thursday family of Eden, Mr. and Mrs. Henry-| Kobe ^ Pughi Ru g SeI Creg0 ; ^o,, Swartz and family and Mr. and Mrs.. p and Earl MoQre attend( | d z 0 . Frank Kern of Hamburg, Arthur Q F Lod at ^cade, Monday ev- Tbit Coupon Good For 50 cent* to apply on subscription to -Wyoming County Herald Holland Review \ Cattaraugus Press Sardinia Censor Use this form: W. F. Arthurs, Arcade, N. Y. >.. Find enclosed (Check, Honey or-^ der or cash), for $1.00, for which send me the paper for a year. (State whether New or Renewal of subscrip tion.) Name~-^=- Add^ess Kern and Miss Isabelle Murphy of Buffalo were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Leonard. Reed Welles, Sheldon Edwards and E. C. Haskell spent the week-end with relatives in, Perry. On Satur day evening they attended the bask et ball game between Warsaw and Pike, which was held in Perry. A large hand-painted cocoanut is on exhibition in the window of the Citizens Sank, sent by Mrs. J. H. Owens of Miami, Florida.. Mr. Ernest McKerrow, Mrs. Elmer Spencer and Mrs. Arthur Mead were in East Aurora, Wednesday of last week. Mr.' and Mrs. Floyd Taylor and sons were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira Calkins at Johnsonburg, Sunday. Miss May Arnold of Rochester is spending the week with her sister, Mrs. Henry Starkweather. Mr. and Mrs. George Norton have returnee! from HoJJand, where they have been visiting weir daughter, Mrs.,Bates, the past week. Mrs. Ora Metcalf js sick at her home on Park street with tonsilitis. \\Mr. and Mrs. Ernest McKerrow and Seymour Rider were in Olean, Sunday to see the latter's sister, Mrs. L. E. Runals at the hospital, and found her quite comfprtabie. Miss Lucille Schuyler is ill at her home on Mill street, with tonsilitis. The monthly meeting of the direc tors of the Citizens Bank of Arcade met Wednesday. President J. D. Case of Franklinville and O. T. Wil- son of Buffalo were in Arcade to at tend .the meeting. Mrs. Ray. Pecht .and ' daughter of Buffalo are visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Marsh. - - Mrs. H.. Vernon Gibby who is at the Millard-Fillmore hospital is con.' valescing nicely and ' is expected home in a few days. Mr. William Hooper is-visiting rel aCives and friends in town. enmg. Mr. Crego- received his third degree in the order. A, E. Austin was in Salamanca Monday. The W C. T. U. met in the M. E-. church, Tuesday. A tureen lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. C:B. Twiss of Cur riers' spent Saturday with Mr, and Mis. A. E. Austin. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore were in Ellicottvillej-Sunday, to attend the?| funeral of Mr. Moore's brother, who had both legs broken while skidding wood on his farm, and died in the Salamanca hospital. The Home Bureau met with Mrs Austin, Wednesday. Mr. Crowell is gaining slowly. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McElheney returned to their home^in Cleveland, Tuesday after spending several days with Mrs. Nettie McElheney. Mr. and Mrs. Barton Kellogg of Franklinville visited • Mr. and~ Mrs Archie Taylor, recently. Mrs. Blodwin Niles of Buffalo is. here caring for her mother, MM. Mary Morgan. ARCADE TROOP The scouts \of TVbop-56-are- to-have a theatre party, Friday night, March 11th. Each scout should bring a girl friend. After the performance they hwill adjourn to the Wilsprr hall, Benjamin M. Marcus, president of | where dancing, games, and refresh- the afiftro Stations, Oleart, has been.ments will await them, made\ head of the New York State | Come one, come all. Meet at Petroleum Marketers' Association. Legio-n rooms at 8:45 p. m. y o Discount on Extra Rug On March 14—17—21—24 we shall shampoo or dust rugs at the following rates One Rug Dusted or Shampooed, Regular Price One Extra Rug at Same Time One-third Price Our offer is to get you better acquainted with pur rug department, and to keep our expert Rug Cleaners busy during March. A Clean Rug helps make a healthy place for the kiddies to play. Wellesville Laundry & Dry Cleaning Company Leave orders at Arcade Herald to call at house Among those who attended the funeral of Wellington McElheney were: Mr. and Mrs. Clayton McEl-. heney of Cleveland, Mr. and Mrs. Leland McElheney, Mx. and Mrs. Cecil McElheney of Buffalo,' Mr.- and Mrs. Fred McElheney, Mr. and Mrs. Jay McElheney and family of Rush- ford, Mr? and Mrs. Frank Ziegler of Olean, Mrs. Ina Meeks of Canton, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Holmes and Mr. and Mrs. Ftc-'yd Phillips of Machias, Mr.- Joe Lafferty of- Cuba,, and Mr- and Mrs. Clifford Rich of Rushford. - . r Mrs. Anna Barnett of Lancaster is visiting Mrs. Nettie McElheney this week. Security and Service Security and Service are the essentials to be soughtJn'his bank by a depositor. We believe they are to be found here in distinc tive exceptional measure. On the basis of this security and service YOUR account too is cordially invited. ' 4 (j1 Interest Conpotmdesi twice Yearly JL QT /O Paid on Deposits. 0 / n <7L THE FIRST /NATIONAL |>ANK OF ARCADE James McMurray of Rushford vis-] ited his sister, Mrs. Fred Cornwall last week. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Barber of Sardinia, visited at F. H. Freeman's, Sunday. The W. C. T, U. held a Child Wel fare and. Mother's meeting in the M. E. church, Thursday afternoon, Mrs. Anna Blackmon was the leader. Mr. F. H. Freeman - was in Sar dinia, Monday and Tuesday to help Morris Barber with his work 'Foster __Jjjsjyn—found-^businesi Warsaw\ Monday. . Misa Helen Freeman- was in Arcade Tuesday. T. J. Cobb was in Springville on business Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Selden and Gordon Knight were in Lackawanna Satur day and Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Griffith and Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Austin were in Elton and Delevan, last Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. A. L. Seyse and son Paul, of Arcade, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, \Wm. .Griffith. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Evans of Sala manca visited his mother, Mrs. Ann Evans and brother, Fred Evans, Sat urday and Sunday. Mrs. Julia Jories was in Attica, Thursday to attend the funeral of Miss Ida Datiber. Mrs. Hettie Haskell is improving quite fast, her friends are pleased to- hear. ~'She has been having treat ment for her eyes in the Deaconess hospital in Buffalo. HARD LUCK - Harry J. Bowley, a contractor, of Quaker Run, claims to be hard luck champion of this section. One day last week he lost a valuable - horse fist Reputable Dealers in Vaj. ions Lines, Who Invite I You to Trade With Them. By Arthur Brisbane OPTICIAN See • America* Th.s Union Pacific \Gold- Coast Limited\ is crossing-from Wyoming into- Utah, rolling over snow cov ered hills 7,000 feet high.\- This is real American country. Colorado, Montana, Idaho, the Da- i ii,„„.„. o t m >—j >•\<= at kotas, Oregon, Washington, Ne ^Kac? 1 f ' Tuesda J r ' M *rch 15, at. W. Aldridge, Opjometrist^of :31 Brisbane BIdg - ., Buffalo No. in vada are- your neighbors part of the world. It looks what it is—a great and powerful country. Straight • walls of stone, capped with pine trees, tower hundreds of feet above you. Telephone \osd telegraph wires cross in. all directions. Good auto mobile roads run beside the track. Mr. A. Hedin's Jeweir7 'stSi H Delevan, N. Y. (former? this -| 1927.' In home x office every day excenJ Tuesday of each week: . ' - ept Many things are' as Brigham Young would hair* thenrand as he left them. The \Angel Moroni doesn 't suspect that the real\ au thority .below is the Federal Re serve Rank, the gigantic copper mine on the mountain sides, and the big Union Pacific Railroad. D. F. Spencer, general passenger agent of the Union Pacific system, says all intelligent human beings should see the famous \Death Val ley.\ For $42, covering all ex penses, you can spend two days motoring through the mysterious valley on your way east or west, inspecting in safety the strangest /places on earth, stopping over night at a modern inn, built on Furnace s— in-j—errtkr -In-DeatlHvalleyryou-stand- on the warm sand, far below the level_of thepacific, and look to the west, atTthe whit«rtop—of-Mount- Whitney, highest peek In tha Unit ed States. The trip must be made between October and the middle of May. In Summer, Death Valley is the hot test place on earth. During the Daath Valley season, you havo yr»-r comfortable automobile;;. ' 1 Friday • morning his car caught fire and was destroyed when Bowley barely escaped serious injury. While worst of all Friday night his house caught fire and burned with every thing in it. GOITRE VANISHES Two In One Family Relieved By External Remedy. No Knife, Pain or Stain Mrs. Flora Esteg, P. 0. Box 253, Norwich, N. Y., says: \We are so grateful for the relief in so short a time- and- for such a small expense. My two -daughters used Sorbol-Quad- ruple and have had relief from ex treme, nervousness and difficult breatning. You can use my name and I will write to anyone.\ Sold at all -drug stores or write Sorbol Com pany, Mechanicsburg, Ohio. Locally at Cottrill's Pharmacy. Death Valley has everything thai anybody could want — you study brilliant colprs of the appropriately named \Funeral Range\ on the east, and to the west the tall pana- mints, Uncle Sam's most precipi tous mountain range, rising from the floor of Dcuth Valley, more than 300 feet below sea level, to a height of -3,1,045 feet to the. per petual siio\v of Telescope Peak. Picturesque and' convincing are names of places in that valley, once the bed of an inland sea. Gold, silver, copper, onyx are in those, mountains. Many have died searching.. • ill when your Watch needs repairing. If inconvenient to bring it doim, mail it to us and ire will return it to you in first class condition postage paid. Three day __service.. on most repair jobs. Satisfaction guar-' anteed. E. T. DELAFIELD The Reliable JEWELER Expert Watchmaker 574 Main at.. East Aurora What once were black molten streams of lava reach out into the desert, as they poured down from volcanoes, dead ages ago. You walk over plains of salt a hundred feet deep. Life is scarce- there, a few snakes in Summer, horned toads, the chuckwalla liz ard, eaten by the Panammt In dians. Above puzzled vultures soar, wondering why the automobile doesn't die, as the donkeys did. • v Brief and sufficient are the lines here and there on wooden tomb stones, cracked by the heat, a name and \He Ran Out of Water.\ The Ange} Gabriel has watched many struggles in that valley,, when the temperature went to 140. Traditions tell of Piute Indians, [ standing on the mountain aided, watching on« party of white men fall and die. three hundred yards from _a water hole. One »urvivor, Bennett, \struggling to a spring, found a ledge of pur* silver, broke off a piece and when he reached civfllzition had i t made into a rule sight\ Many have tried\ to locate- that \guMighi ledgV* U pfre silver. You might and It Not far away~iV» beautiful da\> palm ranch, 178 -feet below sea level. Anything -will grow if you give It enough water. And across .the.Amargott De«- ert, you trivet, to .the \Ghost City of RhyoliW.Onee.it'had a popu lation of more„than 10,000, rail road station*, stores, dance halls, jail and church. All still stand at the-foot, of. Bullfrog Hill,.church, jail, mills that ground up ore\ from the- rich gold nine, aQ abandoned now. > „ T\. , a > \~ . This is an interesting country, mervelously fertile fields, all^.tha climates and-all'the^producta-.of.the earth. -Other Americans have pre pared the way for you. See America, RHEUMATISM AUTOMOBILE ACCESSORIES . One stops at Salt Laka City to get acquainted with the Angel Mo roni and all the land that stretches around him. Moroni, very big in bright gold, stands above the tem ple built by s Brigham Young, for \Latter'Day Saints.\ Just across the way is'the Fedr era! Reserve Bank, of solid stdnfe and beyond towers the snow cow ered Oouron Range, the wealth of the Utah copper mines hidden in it. While in France .with, the American Army 1 obtained a French Prescrip tion for the treatment of Rheumatism and Neuritis. I have given this to thousands with„ wonderful results. The prescription cost me nothing. 1, ask nothing for it. I will mail it if I you will send me VOUT address. A postal will bring it Write today. \ \ Dept. C-51S, Broctoa, 4S New Low Prices on EXIDE BATTERIES 13-plate for Chevrolet, Ford and Overland $12.00 DENISON & DICKEY Arcade, N. Y. , HARDWARE L, L. ENNIS HARDWARE, STOVES 1 AND TINWARE DRUG STORES CottriU & Cottrill -EORvTRUSSES-- REMEMBER We «« T . a complete liae »f all «ort« of tniiui and will gat* anteee year fit er refgnj yew money. MONUMENTS MONUM For all E N prices. CHAS. T S piirpoiea at RIGHT > . Work Guaranteed. HOWLETT, Sandoikr Shop and Show Roomi FranlclinTille, N. Y. EVAPORATORS KEYSTONE EVA?ORAfOR Famous Everywhere |'because one man can operaU without help of any kind.. Our new Keystone Heater inert..** , capacity 40 per cents use* til waste heat. State number of trees you tap. SPROUL HDW. * MFG CO. DeUvaa, N. Y. PAINTING AND DECORATING O. W. MAHONEY * SON Painting and Interior . - - Decorating, OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS High Grade Paint*, VanaitVe* aai Glaaa. All Woraf Caeranteed. Coab»*» or Day Werk. At the Addle D«»caa Heat*. Lifcettr S '«~*. Arcade, N. Y. Telephone, Arcade 37 -R COLLECTIONS D VOTC Collected t LDiO Everywhere No CefleeUea Ne CWa* Ci^fcLES C DAY 405 Em -tt »y; nmtuu, * Ti UNVnTAJdW - W. Sr-DAVIS U N DER f Arlf t R Autr Heart* A R C A D sVN. Y. FLdSvErS^ FaradakW far all oeculeai' Paal Case, Mau. C S. PERSONS & SON Undertakiers and Funeral Directors, Awto Hearse Defer.*/ N. Y. _
