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TAGS EIGHT FOR SALE, WANTS, FOR RENT, ETC. All adt. under this head are published in our FIVE paper*:..Wyoming Co. Herald, Holland Review, Cattaraugus Press, Oelevan; Sardinia Censor' and the Bliss News—in all fire, at .one cent a word, .with a minimum charge of 25 cents. .They deliver the. goods every week. Rat's:—One cent per word each insertion. No advertisement in for less than 25 cents. Aft ads. v casb with order. Special Notice—I^eyed or blind ads., \double price. _We prefer to have you use your postofbee box or phona number, rather than to have replies addressed to this office. \ / FOR SALE FOR SALE—New and second hand Delco-Lightrplants'.A. W.,Metz, Java Village, N. Y. Bell nhone 34 -f -4. 17t£ .PULLETS FOR SALE 1000 Park Strain\ Barred' Rock's, Milk-fed, raised on Moseley Vita- Vim Feeds—$1.25 each. W. A. YATES ' , 20t22p Sandusky, N. Y. FOR RENT FOR RENT—Small store i n Delevan. Inquire at Jewelry Store, Delevan, •N. Y. - 20t23 ROOMS— By the day or week—In quire at this office. 19t20 WANTED TOCAL' MANAGER—For -Branch Store to be opened.in Arcade. .Must be prominent an d financially respon sible. Address o r call J. H. Unger, 118 Gerrans Bldg., Buffalo, N . Y., Phone Seneca 3120. 20p FOR SALE—Work horse and 16-ft. hay rack, cheap. C. W. Webster, phone 9-F-12. Arcade, N..Y. 20t21 FOR SALE:—Yearling Durham bull; -20 White Leghorn and 1 5 White Rock hens, yearlings, also two new milch cows. Charles Fuller, Arcade, N. Y. 20t21 FOR SALE!—30 Black Minorca hens, yearlings, $1.00 each; Barred Rock ' pullets, $1,0 0 each,' W. J. Joslin, Sandusky/ ' 20t21 - FOR SALE—Yearling hens, 6 ducks and drake; also broilers. Mrs. A. T . Bump, Delevan, N. Y. ' 20t21p POTATOES FOR SALE—At White Star Inn, Chaffee, N. Y. 20t21 FOR SALE—1 3-burner Perfection oil stove; 1 4-griddle coal o r -wood hot water tank heater; also used- wat er power washing machine. H. Ver non Gibby, Arcade, N . Y. 20 FARM FOR SALE—William Dailey place, Hurdville road. C. A . John son, Arcade, ST. Y. 20t21p WANTED—Middle-aged woman to keep house. No washings, good home for right party. Mrs. F. J. Bernard, Arcade. / 20t21p WANTED—Dress making and sew ing of all kinds. Mrs. M . A . Wells, delevan, N. Y. • 18t2QV OSTERTAG FOR - STATE OFFICE DELEGATES TO STATE CONVEN- TION* CHOSEN—NEW SILVER SPRINGS AUXILIARY SERVED SUPPER—MEMBERS IN COUN TY. - TRUCK OWNERS AND DRIVERS— Get your-weight plate etched in brass •at Herald Office, Arcade N. Y. 17tf- WANTED—Carpenter work, inside or outside,' finishing—Masonry, chim neys, plastering, concrete mixed by- machine: Painting, outside or inside, paint furnished at wholesale prices. All work done b y day or contract. C. C; Honsinger, Sardinia, N. Y. ltf FOR SALE—Ford touring \car with starter—1.925V^-run very little. In fine shape. $126 takes it. Washing ton Lockwood, Arcade, N. Y . 20t21 DON'T junk your old lawn mowers, \have them re-conditioned, warranted to cut as good- as new. S. T . Lyke, Liberty street, Arcade. 20t21p FOR SALE—One Oliver side-hilUsul- j ky; 1 Deering mower, 1 hay rake; 1 IF YOU WANT to turn your -Dairy men's League Certificates into Cash, write to P. O. Box 180, Arcade, N. Y,, and tell what you have. 18t25 MISCELLANEOUS MANY RICH attractive members of largest matrimonial club wish cor respondents. Descriptions free, \Sealed.\ DORIS DAWN, East Cleveland, Ohio. ' 19tf FOR SERVICEcrBerkshire Boar. $.2.00 Glenn Martin, Delevan, N, Y. 18t20V NOTICE The annual school meeting of Dis trict No. 3, Town of Holland, will be held i n the High School building, Tuesday evening, August * 2, 1927, at 7:30 p. m., for the transaction of such business as may properly come I to the attention of the voters, j ~ .Mice P. Colby, Sec'y. DOG LICENSES All dog licenses expire June 30, •two-row corn cultivator; disc harrow; g27 L f censes may £ ow be obtain spring-tooth harrow,- 1 team of | o<1 of rto t „,„„ „ } „ Va nK „ a „ r horses 6 yevxs old! Flood Bros. Nursery, Protection, N. Y. CARS FOR SALE—If you are inter- , ested on reconditioned cars, newly i painted, if will pay you t o come in | and look over our selections. Every i car sold at a bargain. Terms. W. H. Nagel, Buick Dealer, Franklin- ville, N . Y. 19t20| ed. at the town clerk's office or will MYOI |be mailed to you upon receipt of ap - __ . plication card an d fee. L . W. Ham, Town Clerk. 17t22 At the annual convention of the posts'of \the _ A\merican-I;egion-in-Wyi oming County at Silver Springs, the name of Harold Ostertag of Attica, state vice-commander was unani mously and enthusiastically endorsed for state commander. The delegates from Wyoming county to the state convention to be held in Troy i n Au gust were instructed to cast their votes for him. Mr. Ostertag i s a past commander of Harder-O'Donnell post of Attica, past county command er and past chairman-of therSth dis trict and now holds the office of vice- state commander. He has always worked indefatigably for the legion at all times \and under all circum stances.\ \ '• The following county officers were elected: commander, George McCaug- hcy - of Perry; vice-cornmander, Guy Luoas of Silver Springs; adjutant and treasurer, Mark Needham of,' Perry. The following] delegates to the state convention were also chosen: Lelana iJlark of Attica. Eustace\ White ol Silver Springs,. Archie Waterbury of Perry and Harold Ostertag of Attica, delegates-at-large; alternates Martin Tucman of Attica'; Walter Wiseman of Warsaw, iGuy Lucas of Silver Springs, Glenn Sedam of Perry and Glenn. E. Charles of Warsaw. In case the membership of the county is increased sufficiently to aend.-a sixth delegate and - alternate;' the : county J commander was instructed to\appoint them. The membership of the legion in the county is 333 of which Ha'rder- O'Donnell' post in Attica had 105;! Walter Klein post i n Warsaw 84;! McKelton Post of Perry 60; Bates- j Courtney post of Silver Springs 27: ! Hugh-Lynch post of Arcade 26; Wal- j lace-Jeffres post of Castile 16; Six I Star Post-of Strykersville 15. POHN J. K1RCHGRABER John Kirehgraber died suddenly at his, home in the town of , Castile, Tuesday, June 28: • PROJECT CLUBS V PLAN FAIR WILL HOLlf) FAIR AT WARSAW. ' WARSXW*AND PERRY FAIRS \ NOT TO BE HELD THIS YEAR. INTERNATIONAL PAPER CO. New York, June 29, 1927. The Board of Directors have, de clared a quarterly dividend of Sixty Cents (60c) a share on the Common Stock of this Company, payable Au gust 15, 1927, to Common Stockhold ers of record at the close of business August 1st , 1927. Checks will be mailed. Transfer books will not close. OWEN SHEPHERD Vice-President & Treasurer NOTICE OF ANNUAL \\\ r NOTICE The annual meeting of the Arcade Union Free School, Arcade, N. 'Y., will be held a t the school building, Tuesday evening, August 2d r at 7:30 p. m , for,the purpose -of electing two FOR SALE—3 burner oil stove with 1 trustees i n place of Mr. John Smith oven. Mrs. A. R. Stickney. Can be\ -t een at Clara Andrews', Chaffee, N. I, . 19t20p HOUSE FOR SALE QR. RENT— Some furniture for sale. Mrs. Frank Morrison, Delevan, N. Y. 19t20 and Mr. Fred Lockwood, whose terms expire, -and for the transaction of |..such other business as may legally come before the meeting. Dated, July 1, 1927, Arcade, N. Y . John Smith, President. 19t22 Grace Cheney. Secretary, FOR SALE—1 two-horse Cultivator; 1 Superior grain drill; 1 Deering-, binder; Is Deering com harvester. C. A. Vance, Yorkshire, N. Y. 19t20p •FOR SALE—Kitchen Cabinet; range; combination bookcase and desk; five small chairs; 4-piece hair cloth par lor suite; large mirror; Atwater-Kent radio. Call 5G-R, Arcade, N, Y. 19t20 FOR SALE—Verandah awning 14- feet long, porch rug, trellis, porch box, vacuum sweeper. L. O. Wagon er, Arcadp, N. Y. 19t20p FOR SALE—Milwaukee mowing ma chine in good running condition, cheap. Lou Hall, Chaffee, N. Y . 19t20 FOR SALE—New an d second-hand huy loaders; Registered Guernsey bull. C. R. Owens, Freedom, N. Y., dealer i n farm machinery. 19t20 FOR SALE—Ford touring car. fully equipped. Inquire at .Herald Office, Arcade. • 19t21p FOR SALE—Broilers, coop, fed, alive or dressed. E. C. Stearns, Arcade, N. Y., Phone 44-J . 18tf Furniture Hospital THOMAS JERMYN Reupholstering, Repairing, Refinismoff Mattresses Renovated Phone Pavilion 54-F, or write Pavilion, N. Y. Leave orders at Herald Office The -only fair to be held i n Wyom ing County this year,.thus far an- npunced,_wll.be_pUt_on.by_the Junior Project Clubs, at Warsaw. ^ The Warsaw fair and the Perry fair will not be held, so the Juniors have decided'to, hold the Junior.Fair, at which their exhibits can be shown in competition. There are 629 \youngsters enrolled in the junior clubs of the county. Eighty-five have one or more calves as their projects and nineteen ar e raising, sheep. In connection with the'livestock projects i t i s interesting that'-all of the animals have been bought b y the youngsters without assistance from the local banks. Be cause of the great interest in th e de velopment of purebred herds, it is planned to have an auction of ton purebred bulls in connection with the fair, this to be arranged bythe Farm Bureau. Livestock specialists from th e State College of Agriculture wjll be present-to judfje the animals an d t o pass upon the -judging by the club members. The county i s entitled to send two teams, one of two boys an d one of two girls, to the state fair, all expenses being paid by the- 'stSte. 1 - These teams will be selected by elim ination contests, the club members having a wide range o f project work in which they may demonstrate. In addition to the two teams a dairy judging team of three members\ ajid a poultry judging team o f \two mem bers will be picked for the state judg ing contests. Mr. McKenzie expects to obtain donations fo r many prizes to .b e awarded at the. Warsaw fair, thus insuring keen competition- between the individual'members, and club groups. The .Wyoming County Board\ of Junior Extension includeslthe follow ing:* H. J. Harrison of Castfle; John T. McGurren of Arcade and Victor Blom of Attica, districTTschool super intendents appointed by the Farm Bureau. \* R B. Titus of Wyoming.; W. S. Tozier, Jr., Johnsonburg; and C. M. Hennis of Gainesville, faramers ap pointed by the school superinten dents of the county. Eli J. George of Varysburg; Perry Chappel of Perry and D. J . Morrow of Pavilion, members o f the Board of Supervisors. | Mrs. Edith Wagenblass of Warsaw Mrs. Floyd Arnold of Silver Springs; Miss Luell Tabor of Castile; C. D. Tallman of-Silver Springs; C. S. De-' Golver of Castile, and Marcus Butler of Perry appointed by theJFarm Bur eau. IN M.EMORIAM - BIGELOW—In ldving^ memory o f our dear wife and mother, Myrtle M., who passed away two years ago, July 14,;-1925. - . . Softly at night,the stars are gleammg Upon, a lonely grave)\ Where sleeps without dreaming, *- One we loved but could not save. The rolling stream.of time rolls.on,, But still the vacant chair Recalls the smile and beloved voice, Of'you dear-mother, who once sat there. p Husband, daughter and family. ^J— CARD OF THANKS We -wish to express ou r deep ap- picciation of the many kindnesses' which have been extended tcT Mr. Denison during his stay in the hospi tal and illness. Especially to the Firemen, those who sent flowers, -cards, letters and i n other ways have helped to smooth out the lonesome\ time. Mr. an d Mrs. Wyman Denison. CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank our many friends and_neighbors for the kindness and- assistance rendered u s during our recent sa d bereavement .and those who sent flowers or furnished cars. Mrs. Lenore K. Peckham Dawson Peckham an d family. Floyd Peckham and'family Frank Peckham. , V Howard 'Peckham. CARD OF THANKS „ v We wish\ to extend our thanks to the friends and nefghbors who have Been so kind to' us during our sad bereavement, J- Mrs. Martin Stortz an d family \ \ Holland, N, X- Dine» Dance AT Every Evening Beginning July 11th B M. PECKHAM ERECTED SIGN ' B. M. P.eckham has erected a gui<j e sign post on the corner at Yorkshire at. his' gasoline station, which is of. considerable convenience'to travelers It gives the direction to all surround* ing towns. \Peck\ is always awake to give service and.serves a large trade most acceptably, aird he gi ve s a lot of service free. CARD O F THANKS We wish to express our deep ap. preciation for the kindly acu, words of-sympathy—flowers and assistance of our neighbors and friends during our recent bereavement, in the death of our helo-v*d son and brother. M£~ami*Mrs. E. E and son John. Sleeper Extra Jine CABBAGE PLANTS 25c per 100 $2.00 per 1000 Tanners' Greenhouses HoUand,N.Y. - ~~\'\ E T Phone 37 'Grower* of Distinctive Flowers\ Dr; fc A. Mitchell Eyesight Specialist OF BUFFALO will be at LEWIS' JEWELRY STORE ARCADE, N. Y. THURSDAY, AUGUST 11 EXAMINATION FREE E.' C LEWIS SCHOOL MEETING • THREE WEEKS SAFETY PERIOD The Annual School Meeting of School District.No. 8, Town of Sar dinia, N. Y., will be held in the School Building, Thursday, August 4, 2 p. m., standard >time, i for the purpose of electing a trustee in the place of Burt J . Armading, whose term of office expires and to vote upon ap propriations, as estimated by the Board of Education and-to transact such other business a s may lawfufly come before .the meeting. Dated this 8th day of July. 1927. r ' E. T. Miller 20t21 Clerk of Board of Education DANCING EVERY WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING AT Potter's New Dance Hall Lime Lake,. N. Y. Governor Smith urges autoists to have their cars inspected free of charge_at any garage, during a three weeks' period, beginning July 18^ This prbclam'ation was made to de crease the accident hazard an d the free service is given at state expense through the combined efforts of the motpr vehicle bureafl and automobile industry.\ LIME LAKE FIRE The farm home of Jovan Cornwall, .hear the Lime Lake depot wa s dam aged by fire o n July 5th. ' The blaze was discovered by a fisherman a t th e lake about 3 a. m. The roof- of the building was badly burned\ an d the contents of the house were damaged by water. The loss i s estimated at $200. \ Bliss, N. Y. OPEN AT ALL TIMES Chicken, Steaks, Chops, Sandwiches of all Kinds. Special Dancing SATURDAY EVENING FOR SALE—Baby chicks hatched from high class bred-to-lay' stock. White, Buff, Leghorns, Anconas. $9.60 per 100; Barred Rocks, .Buff Rocks, Reds, Black Minorcas, $11.50 per 100; White. Rocks, White Wya.ri- dottes, $12.50 per 100; Heavy Mixed $9 per 100; Light Mixed', $7 per 100. Safe delivery guaranteed. We will hatch your eggs fo r yo u at 5c per chickv We-also have Feeds, Poultry Supplies, Etc. . Nunda Poultry Farm, Nunda, N. Y, - 15t20p ,$1.50 buys 200 sheets an d 10 0 en velope! for correspondence, all nicely printed on bond paper a t th e Herald Office, Arcade. N, Y. ' - _'i ..., 46tf RUBBER STAMPS-^-Orders received for all kinds of rubber stamps, pads; etc. Mail orders carefully attended to. Wyoming UountyHeraldr-Arcade- N. Y. - > - 8tf FOR SALE—Hay and swale o n ground, by George S. Jackman, R.. D. 2, Delevan, N. Y. . • 18t20 FOR SALE—Good eating .potatoes, 1 hand sorted. Earl Roberts, Bliss,-N. Y. 19t20W LOST ~* LOST—Police dog with black saddle and tan markings. ° > License No. 28298-R. Reward. Call .Arcade 55-J. 20 THE CITIZENS BANK OF DIRECTORS JASON D*. CASE \ \ GEORGE E. ^50GUE O. T . WILSON JAMES H. FRANCIS JOHN KNIGHT . J, H. SMITH' . D. C. BENTLEY Report of Condition June 30,51927 CONDENSED OFFICERS J. D. CASE Pr*iid«nt J. H. FRANCIS Vice Preridtnt J. H. SMITH ;. Cwhler D. C. BENTLEY Asst Caihier G. W. STRONG Aart. Caihler \^BOOKKEEPERS > LEWIS E. HAWKS HARQLD D. HOPKmS EMMA RICHARDSON RHONA L. BENNION IRENE BARTtETT ' RESOURCES Loan* and Discounts $ U. S. and Other Bond* Mortgages Owned Banking House and Lot ' (Keystone Block). Other Real Estate .... Due From Banks Cash on Hand 880,741.20 701,561.50 • , 154,220.00 8,000.00 21,233.09 180,160.31— 28.356.66. LIABILITIES Captial -. .-.-rr. T. $ 60,000.00 Surplus _ 40,000.00 Undivided Profits 53,034.35 Reserve for Interest .. - 18,000.00, Deposit* j 1,803,238.41' STOCKHOLDERS Total $1,974,272.76 Total\. $1,974,272.76 • Comparative Figures Showing Increase of Deposits June 30, 1916 June 30, 1921 ....\.... J.une 30,1926-:..-, June 30, 1927 W. Fr Arthurs R. R. Allenv .- J. G. Allen Merton Barber , •' Millard Barber ' G. E . Barnes Mary W- Beebe R. H. Beebe • W. K. Beebe \H: B. Bennion. D, C.Bentley • .' Morris Bentley Sarah Bentley H. J. Beardsley D^ H. Bray Bertha L. Buchman Leila Camp/ Geo. Camp J. D. Case Elizabeth M.-Case- Helen M. Chandler John S. 'Charles Ella K. Cheney . Mrs. J . D. Colborn i E , B. Cooper E.'J. Conroy v ' W. G. Conschafter Jessie, K. Cottrill M. E . Cottrill - GeorgeJR-JDake —Haftie D. Davis - W. Sv Davis' * Frank E. Eddy Charles M. Drake • -. R. B. Fisher- '. J. Hv Francis Mabel Francis^- Charles Fuller George E. Fuller H. Vernon Gibby- Mrs. J. W; Grifflh : J. S. Hatch • Nora E - Laura C: Hillman George E . Hogue M. F . Jones- W. H. 1 Jones E. G. Kingiley . John Knight Mary F. ^ight Henry. A . Xohler H. C; Kreutter Mary E.\ Lewis Eft Russell Lewis E.;W. McCraley C. C. McKerrow J -Mrs. H. J.-McNair W.'G. MpNair < Glenn F . Metcalf Glenn C. Miller Guy Lv. Miller A. J. O'Dell Ina Ward'O'Dell L. Belle Palmerlee Theodore Parker s R. 0. Pingrey Wm.M. Pinney A: D: Potter Floy AY Potter \. Chas. H. Reynolds Geo; Reynolds' Gertie Reynolds' —D._D;lRog«rs_ B. T. Sands A; L.\Smith J. H. Smith Marguerite B. Smith Mane A.- Slocuro , Geo. W. Strong- A..G. C. Tildon \P. Earl Wilson * O/'T. Wilson r Olive D. Wilson X. R; Wilson J. E., Wright Young
