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l'AGS EIGHT FOR SALE, WANTS, FOR RENT, ETC. All ads. under this head aVe published in our FIVE papers: Wyoming Co. Herald, Holland Review, Cattaraugus Press,_Dc1evan; Sardinia Censor and the Bliss News—in all five, at one cenk a word, with a minimum charge of 25 cents. .They deliver the.goods every week. Rates:—One cent per word each insertion. No advertisement in for less than 25 cents. All ads. cash with order. - Special Notice—Keyed or blind adit, double price. We prefer to have you use your postomce box or phonsnumber, rather than to have replies addressed to this office. . \ FOR SALE FOR SALE—New and second hand Delco-Light plants. A. W. Metz, Java Village, N. Y. Belf phone 34-f-4. I7tf FOR SALE FOR SALE—Hay and swale on the ground, by George S. Jackmah, R. D. 2, Delevan, N. Y. - 18t20 CARS FOR SALE—If you are inter-1 Buy . a £ood late model Chevrolet ested on reconditioned cars, newly I louring -car in splendid condition fo r painted, it will pay you to come in I ^ ? 90 - Spend the Fourth i n a and look over our selections. Every Chevrolet. Hunt Chevrolet, Frank- car sold at a bargain. Terms. W. ''nville. Open evenings. 18tl9 • 2ii„ N Tv BUi ° k D ° aler ' Fra ?olo n n JFO» \SALE—Eight fresh- young vine, IN. x. ^_\ u |Jersey cows; 1 yearling Jersey bull. FOR SALE-^3 \burner oil stove with, Ea J -! White,'phone Arcade 49-W, Ar- oven. Mrs. A. R.-Stickney.- Can bo I cade, N. Y. 18U9 seen at Clara Andrews', Chaffee, N.-j FQR SALE^-Large Bus Body, just Y. \ 19t20p, off car, could be used for hot dog Will sell a t a bargain; 1925 KiS ° R kS; He?^. 01 ^ Lee S an Morrison, Delevan, N. Y. 19t20 FOR SALE—1 ,'two-horse Cultivator. 1 Suporior grain drill; 1 Deering binder; 1 Deering corn harvester. C. A. Vance, Yorkshire, N. Y. 19t20p FOR SALE—Good eating potatoes, hand sorted. Earl Roberts, Bliss, N. Y. ' • 19t20W LOST FOR. SALE—Registered Holstein- L OST—on July 1, International Cul- F-nesian bull I 20 months old.. H. H S.. t i V ator tooth, near Pennsylvania de- V. and S. V. H. breeding. John | pot . Avcade E . T . Sherman, Arcade, Gobry, Arcade, N. Y. 19 P | N. Y. 19 p FOR SALE—Kitchen cabinet; range, combination bookcase an d desk; five small chairs; 4-piece hair cloth par lor suite; large mirror; Ativater-Kent radio. Call 5C-R, - Arcade, -N. •Y. - - 19t20 FOR. RENT GARAGE FOR RENT—L. 0. Wagon-| or, Liberty St., Arcade. . 19t20p FOR SALE—Verandah awning 14- feet long, porch rug, trellis, porch bdx, vacuum sweeper. L. O. Wagon er, Arcade, N, Y. 19t20p FOR SALE—Milwaukee mowing ma chine in good running condition, cheap. Lou Hall, Chaffee, N^Y . __y___ 19t2 ° FOR SALE\—New sfnd' second-hand hay loaders; Registered Guernsey bull. C. R. Owens. Freedom, N. Y., dealer in farm machinery. 19t20 FOR SALE—Ford touring car fully equipped. Inquire at Herald Office, Arcade. 19t21p to^R SALE—100 yearling hens,~30 ulaek m inorca s. $1-25 each, white - legho*r>s, ?I.P0 each i Barred rock pullets, •'3 months, $1,00. W J. Jos- lyn. Sandusky, N. Y. 18tl.° •ROOMS— By the day or week—In quire a t this office. \ 19fc20 FOR RENT—Seven room flat- o n Liberty street, newly . decorated, steam heat, rent $15. M. E. Cottrill, Arcade, N. Y. 19t f WANTED WANTED—Dress making and sew ing of all kinds. Mrs. M. A. Wells, .Delevan, N. Y. 18tf V WANTED—Married man, at once, to work o n dairy farm. C. M. Drake. Arcade. 18tl9p IF YOU WANT to turn your Dairy- men's League Certificates into Cash, write to P. 0 . Box 180, Arcade, N. Y., and tell what you have. 18t25 • 192 4 -model Ford touring car driven less than 5000 .miles and completely equipped can be purchased very cheap -at . the Hunt Chevrolet Co., •FrBnfeVinville. -18U 9 \5'OR SALE—Broilers, coop fed, alive or dressed. E. C. Stearns, Arcade, N. Y., Phone 44-J. 18tf TRUCK OWNERS AND DRIVERS— Get\ your weight plate etched in brass at Herald Office, Arcade N. Y. 17tf WANTED—Carpenter wofk, inside or outside, finishing—Masonry, chim neys, plastering, concrete mixed by machine: Painting, outside or inside, paint furnished at wholesale prices. All work done by day or contract. C. C. Honsinger, Sardinia, N . Y- ltf FOR SALE—pTwo Alladdin lamps- one parlor and one hanging lamp— Mrs. Will Rauenhorst, Sardinia, N. Y. 18tl9p Essex 1925 model coach with bump ers, shock absorbers _and_ special equipment. Fine condition-thruout. A real buy. Hunt Chevrolet Co., Franldinville. 18U 9 GILBERT GEORGE'S AUTO BADLYJ5MA.SHED Gilbert George's car was badly wrecked at Smith's Corners, Tuesday evening by a car said to have been owned by a. man_\ named Cleveland. Mr. George say's he sa w the car/phv ing and got out of the road as \far as possible but the other car hit his car head on. AUCTION SALE Having purchased the dairy of El ton Willis, will sell the same a t public auction on his farm three miles south of Bliss on the Wing street road, on July 12, at 1:00 p. m. This dairy consists of 24 high grade Holstein cows and one Holstein bull, all T. B. tested. Three months time on good, endorsed notes. G. F. METCALF Harry Scott, Auctioneer. 19 NOTICE The annual school meeting of Dis r trict No. 3, Town of Holland, will be held in the High School building, Tuesday evening, August 2 , 1P27, at 7:30 p. m., for the transaction of such business a s may properly come to the attention of the voters. Alice P. Colby, Sec'y. INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. COMING EVENTS Events <f or which the Herald office has done the printing. - -The-annual-Java~Center~pTcnic of St. Patrick's church will be held Sat urday, July 30. Dance in Tremont Hall, Java Cent er, Wednesday, July 20. Ye Olde Time Orchestra. Bill $1.00, Cafe teria lunch. Big sale of ladies wear at the For - get-Me-Not Shoppe, Arcade, com mencing today. See bills. INDERBITZEN-HAND [WEATHER FORECAST FOR FARMERS USE New York, N. Y., May 25, 1927 The Board o f Directors have de clared\ a regular quarterly dividend of one and three-quarters per cent (1- %%) on the Cumulative ^^preferr ed Stock of this Company, and a'reg ular quarterly dividend o f one and one half per cent (1 % %) on the Cu mulative 6% Preferred Stock of this Company, for the current quarter, payable^ July 15, 1927, t o holders of record at-the'-cldse of business July. t 1st, 1927. Checks will be mailed. Transfer books will not close. ! OWEN SHEPHERD ' 19 Vice-President and Treasurer The marriage of Miss Viola A . Hand, daughter of Mrs. John Hand of North Java, to Mr. Byron A. In- derbitzen of Highgate Ave. , Buffalo, was solemnized in Buffalo, Wednes day, June 29_, the Rev. Thomas Gath- her, of Perry, a cousin of the bride^J officiating. ' >\* The bride wore an imported gown of fl^sh colored georgette, a horse hair hat trimmed with velvet to cor respond with her gown, flesh colored satin slippers and hose to match. She carried a shower bouquet of sweet heart roses an d lilies of the valley. The bride's maid, Miss Ruth Grover, wore a yellow georgette gown, over pink satin, with a hat to match and silvdr slippers. She carried a n arm .bouquet at pink roses tied with yel low tulle. 'Mr. Frank J. McCarthy of Boston, Mass., was~best jpan. A wedding breakfast and reception followed in the Palm room o f the Park Lane, coyers being laid for 24 at the bride's table. The decorations were spring: flowers. After an extended -eastern motor trip, Mr. and Mrs. Inder-bitzen will be at home at 61 St. James Place, Buffalo,, N. Y. HOTHXLUNEY DOG LICENSES All dog licenses- expire June 30, 1927. Licenses may be obtained at the Town Clerk's Office. ] D. E. Brown I 18tl9 Clerk of Town of Freedom ' DOG LICENSES All dog licenses expire June 30, i 1927. Licenses may now be obtain ed at the town clerk's office or will be mailed to yo u upon receipt of ap-' plication card and fee. L. W. Ham, 1 Town Clerk. 17t22~ : . The Wyoming County Farm Bur eau has made weather forecasts available this year to all farmers in Wyoming county. These forecasts are planned to- assist farmers in their haying and harvesting operations. The forecasts are received, each day from a special weather forecaster.in Ithaca. Any person wishing to make use of these forecasts can call the dis tributor on his telephone exchange. These distributors will be glad t o furnish this information. Following is a list of the stations from which these weather forecasts ar e now availflble_in_this vicinity. Ennis Hdwe. Store, Arcade, 150 E. J. George, Varysburg, 6-F-4. E. J. Foote, Bliss, 18-F-ll. Farm Bureau Office, Warsaw, 36. Hollis..Clark. Pavilion. 36-A. A TROUT BEING PLANTED One hundred and seventy-five cans, of brook trout fingerlings are being planted in the streanis of the towns of Arcade, Freedom, Eagle, Java, Yorkshire, arid Sardinia this week.by members of the Arcade Rod and Gun Club. Thirty-five cans a day ar e being planted. . _ This should insure good fishing fo r some time. In this regard we are surprised that there are not more members of *the club in all of these towns. We feel sure that all true sportsmen want to help in this work. Th e mem- .bership fee i s small, and there i s considerable expense a s well a s hard work in planting-these fish and other activities. MISCELLANEOUS MANY. RICH attractive members of largest matrimonial club wish cor respondents. Descriptions free, \Sealed.\ DORIS DAWN, East Cleveland, Ohio. 19t f FOR SERVICE—Berkshire Boar. $2.00 Glenn Martin, Delevan, N. Y. -~\ ' 18t20V FOR SALE—25 acres standing hay, with privilege o.f putting i n barn. T. A . Clement, Michigan Road, Ar cade, N . Y, 18tl9p A 1923 model Ford sedan that runs perfectly for only $85.' Hunt Chev rolet, Franklinville. Open evenings. 18tl9 DON'T junk your old lawn mowers, have them reconditioned, warranted to cu t as good as new,. S. T. Lyke, Liberty street, Arcade. 18tl9p FOR SALE—Good wheel rake. Cheap. G. W. Hopkins, Holmes farm,; Sardinia, N. Y. 18tl9p FOR SALE—Good 14-foot hay rack; pure-bred Guernsey bull, 1 year oldi t three-year-old Jersey heifer to fresh- 1 en soon. L. D. Gill, Sardinia, N.' Y. ' 18tl9 ! Furniture Hospital THOMAS JERMYN Reupholstering, Repairing, Rennishing Mattresses Renovated Phone Pavilion 54-F, or write Pavilion, N. Y. Leave orders at Herald Office NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING 1 DELEVANCEMETERY ASSO. | Notice is hereby given that the An nual meeting o f Delevan Cemetery I Association will be held in Read-Hall, in Delevan, N . Y. , on Monday even- ing, July 11, 1927, a t 8 o'clock p. m., for the purpose of electing trustees 1 for ensuing year, and transacting such other business as may legally, come before said meeting. I 18tl9 W. G. Woodworth, Sec'y. 1 NO' SUNDAY HUNTING IN TOWN OF YORKSHIRE On a petition being presented to the Town Board of Yorkshire, N. Y., Cattaraugus County, against hunting on Sunday in the above township, a resolution was passed prohibiting hunting on Sunda'y~\ih \the above mentioned township, to be in effect from Nov. 4, 1926. (Signed) Town Board 18tl9 Town of Yorkshire, N. Y. DANCING, EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING AT Potter's New Dance Hall Lime Lake, N. Y. Miss Charlotte Cluney, daughter of Mr_and Mrs. William Cluney of East Aurora was united in marriage t o Mr. Sanf ord W. Hoth of East Aurora, at the Immaculate Conception church of East Aurora, on Wednesday, June 29, Rev. C. Gash officiating. The attendants were „Miss Alice Cluney, a sister of the bride and Mr. Richard Redden, a cousin o f th e bride. The Ushers were John, Clar ence and Harold Cluney. A wedding breakfast was served at the home of the bride with covers laid for 30. Mr. and Mrs . Hoth are on a wedd ing trip to the Adirondacks an d Can ada, and after July 10 will be a t home at East Aurora where they will make their future home. Mrs. Hoth was formerly an Arcade girl and_we join her friends in» ex tending congratulations. HOPPER REUNION The Fourth Annual Reunion of de scendants of the late Norman Hopper was held Sunday, July 3rd at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. F. Thomas, Centerville, N. Y. All members were present except Helen Scott's family of Ridgeway, Pa. •••and Claud Hopper's, family of Arcade. At noon a sump tuous dinner was served to which all did ample justice. i The day was spent i n playing games and with music, both vocal and instrumental. ' As all departed to their various homes they declared Mr. and Mrs. . Thomas to be royal entertainers, and 1 hoping each and everyone will meet another year. Dine 2 Dance AT „ THB Every Evening Beginoiog July 11th BOY DROWNED Raymond Baker o f Castile \ Vas drowned in the Genesee rnci, Jion. day, while swimming. \ BIG CROWD AT ' POTTER'S JULY 4TH A- large crowd celebrated the Fourth at Elmer Pottei\s Lime Lake resort. In the evening 220 couples tripped the light fantastic, and a more orderly, happy crowd would be difficult to imagine. ^ Mr. .Potter has made a delightful place at the Lake, and all who g 0 there ar e much pleased. «• —— OUR \WANT ADS. Sell the Goods. » Go to a Greenhouse for Flowers It is perfectly natural to get the BEST value direct from the grower. We Specialize in Funeral Floral Work Tanners'- Greenhouses Holland, N. Y. Phone 37 'Growers of Distinctive Flowers\ Dr. C. A; Mitchell . Eyesight Specialist OF BUFFALO will be .at LEWIS' JEWELRY STORE ARCADE, N. Y. THURSDAY, JULY 14TH EXAMINATION FREE E. C. LEWIS EAGLE OLD HOME DAY The fourth annual Old Home Day and. Basket picnic will be held a t Eagle, Saturday, July 30. Plan to be there. * ONE GOT WELL Medico—\Anything happen while, I was out?\ Nurse—\Yes sir; a patient called.\ Haas' Manor Bliss, N. Y. OPEN AT ALL TIMES Chicken, Steaks, Chops, Sandwiches of all Kinds. Special Dancing SATURDAY EVENING An Overland Four-touring like new for only $85. Hunt Chevrolet, Frank linville. 18tl9 FOR SALE—Pedigreed American Bull Terrier pups. R. W. Wagner, Protection, N Y. 17tl9p FOR SALE—New 1 milch cows and springers. All T. B . tested. Tele phone 65-F-21. John Nottis, Sar dinia, N. Y. 16tl9Pi FOE SALE—Baby chicks hatched from high class bred-to-lay stock. White, Buff, Leghorns, Anconas. $9.50 per 100; Barred Rocks, Buff Rocks, Reds, Black Minorcas, $11.50 per 100, White Rocks, White Wyan- dottes, $12.50 per 100; Heavy Mixed $9 per 100 ; Light Mixed, $7 per 100. Safe delivery guaranteed. We will hatch your eggs for you at 5c per chick. We also have Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Etc. Nunda Poultry Farm, Nunda, N. Y. 15t20p $1.50 buys 200 sheets and 100 en velopes for correspondence, all nicely printed on bond paper at the Herald ' Office, Arcade. N. Y. 46tf RUBBER STAMPS—Orders received „ fo r all kinds of rubber stampsj pads, etc. Mail orders carefully attended to. Wyoming County Herald, Arcade N. Y. 8tf $135 buys a 1924 model Ford coupe in fine mechanical - condition: - Whyj pay more? We're open evenings, Hunt Chevrolet, Franklinville. 18tl9 FOR SALE—Persian kitten's- Mrs. Pearson Smith, Arcade, N. Y. 18tl9 A late model Oakland roadster with license and ready for the road._0nly 666. Just the car for the Fourth. Hunt Chevrolet, Franklinville. Open evenings. 18tl9 slJCH _ ADIFFERENci Aunt—\So you have learned a new piece, dear?\ Niece—\No it isn't a new piece; the piano has been tunedi\ THE CITIZENS BANK OF ARCADE DIRECTORS JASON D. CASE GEORGE E. HOGUE O. T. WILSON JAMES H. FRANCIS JOHN KNIGHT J. H. SMITH v ' ' D. C. BENTLEY Report of Condition June 30, 1927 CONDENSED OFFICERS J. D. CASE President J. H. FRANdS Vice President J. H. SMITH Cashier' D. C. BENTLEY Asst. Cashier G. W. STRONG 7 . Asst. Cashier BOOKKEEPERS LEWIS E. HAWKS v HAROLD D. HOPKINS- EMMA RICHARDSON RHONA L. BENNION IRENE BARTLETT RESOURCES Loans .and DUcounti $ 880,741.20 U. S. and Other Bonds 701,561.50 Mortgages Owned . 154,220.00 Banking House and Lot (Keystone Block). 8,000.00 Other Real Estate 21,233.09 Due From Banks 180,160.31 Cash on Hand 28.356.66 ToTal $1,974,272.76 LIABILITIES Captjal $ 60,000.00 Surplus , 40,000.00 Undivided Profits .... 53,034.35 Reserve for Interest . .\' 18,000.00 Deposits 1,803,238.41 STOCKHOLDERS Total $1,974,272.76 Comparative Figures Showing Increase of Deposits June* 30, 1916 .' ,.. $621,010.21 June 30, 1921 : A .$1,218,084.97 June 30,1926 .$1,706,029.01 June 30, 1927 , $1,803,238.41 V-4 W. F. Arthurs R. R. Allen J. G. Allen Merton Berber Millard Barber G. E. Barnes Mary W. Beebe R. H. Beebe W. K. Beebe- H. B. Bennioh D. C. Bentley Morris Bentley Sarah Bentley H. J. Beardsley D. H. Bray Bertha L . Buchman- Leila Camp Geo. Catnp ,J. D'. Case Elizabeth M. Case Helen M, Chandler John S. CharleB Ella K. Cheney Mrs, J. D. Colborn E. B . Cooper E. J. Conroy W. G. Conschafter Jessie K. Cottrill George W. Dake •\*>! Hattie D . Davis W. S. Davis Frank E. Eddy • Charles M. Drake -JC3^.Eisher^. J. H. Francis ilabeLErancis Charles Fuller George E. Fuller H. Vernon Gibby Mrs. J. W. Griffin J. S< Hatch Nora E. Laura C. Hillman George E. Hogue M. F. Jones W. H. Jones E. G. Kingsley John Knight Mary F. Knight Henry A. Kohler H..C. Kreutter' Mary E. Lewis Est. Russell Lewis E. W. McCraley O.- C. McKerrow Mrs. H. J. McNair ,.W. G- McNair Glenn .F. Metcalf Glenn C Miller Guy L. Miller A. J. O'Dell Ina Ward O'Dell ^ L.. Belle Palmerlee - Theodore* Parker R. C. Plngrey Win. M. Pinncy A; D . Potter Floy A . Potter Chas. H. Reynolds Geo. Reynolds rtie-Reynolds D. D. Rogers . B . T. Sands A, L. Smith J?H. Smith Marguerite B . Smith Marie A. Slocum 'Geo. W. Strong ^Ar-GrerTilden F. Earl Wilson O. T. Wilson Olive D. Wilson K. R. Wilson J. E. Wright Young
