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PAGE FIVE HAMMOND, 1MATRE, iiufc iATURDAY, OCTOBER 8^ Fred Humes in \Hands Off.\ Three men, a girl,-and a bunc]h of crooks in a e-old mine western thriller. Also Comedy .and News. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11— Buck Jones in \A Man Four Square.\ A two-fisted tale of the region where men are born in the saddle. Also Comedy and Fox variety. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 12^— Starting a new day - \The Sky Raidej,\ starring Capt. Nungesser, the man who lost his life trying to,fly across the At lantic Ocean—Also_ah extra attraction snowing a hundred pictures of'those you know and want to see. A double show at the same old price.' THURSDAY & FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13 & 14— % The great Red Grange in \One Minute to Play,\ the greatest football story with the greatest foot ball star.—Also comedy. • CLQTHCRAFT and CURLEE We're showing the new Fall styles of Tailored Clothes They are up-to the minute, their smartness is the password and their values the buy word. Come in and see them—They are priced to sell 22.50 25.00 27.50 Pierpe-Reed Co. Inc. Located Across the Bridge Arcade, N. Y. indeed) is the em ployer who has 'turned over to JEtna all financial re sponsibility to meet compensa- «on claims. ^tna Workmen 's Cojnpensation - Insurance will protect you from • \nancial loss in case of accidental death CCS. or injury of your employ- A>-«d«, Inittrfn B A««mcy D. Spring, Mgr. * N. Y. *TNA-IZE TBe, Model Market Choice Meats St Groceries Arcade, N. Yr 134 FrM Delivery Quality is never sacrificed for price at the' Model Market.'. SATURDAY SPECIALS Pork Shoulder for v Roasting, lb. 33c Chuck Roast, lb 20c Pressed- Hani, lb. .... 30c Bacon-Squares, lb. .. 27c Bulk Spaghetti, lb. .. 11c Ontario Peanut \But- , ter, pail 24c Gold Medal Tea, Green, l / 2 lb 33c ARCADE NEWS Thursday, November 17 is the date set for the Annual Sale and Supper of the Congregational church. Misses Neva' and Beulah Laird were home from Buffalo over the \veek-endj__ Erwin and Miss Jane Little spent Sunday in Perrysburg. v. Mr. A. L. Smith and Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Lockwood and~doughter-Mary Jane 'visited Mr. Will R. Smith at Gasport and relatives at Somerset and Olcott, Sunday.* Mr. John Green, Sr., and Mr. John Green, Jr., and son. John were at the Rushford dam, Sunday. Mr. Carl Foit left Wednesday for a visit in California. Mrs. P. J. Thornbury was in Buf falo, Friday. Mrs. Maria Delamater and daugh ter Florence, and Miss Bessie White of Buffalo spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. George White. Mrs. Ed.' Pongo spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Crowell at Hol land. Mrs. Charles Rice is visiting her cousins, Charles Walters and Matt Brooks in Conneaut, Ohio. Mrs. Thomas George, Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas and-Mrs. John Morgan were in Olean, Saturday to see Mr. John Morgan at the hospital. Mrs. Adelbert Davis was in Buffalo Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Flynn and son of Eagle called on Mr. and Mrs. Wy- man Denison, Saturday. - Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Norton spent Thursday and Friday with Mr. and Mrs. James Emery. Can make that old suit look like n§w. Manness. . 31 Mr. and Mrs. Frank- Cross were in Niagara Falls, Thursday and \Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Willie Harrison of Delevan spent the week-end with Mr. anT ^ri-s^EarlJoslin;^ Mr. \Henry Davis oI~Salamanca_has move^d to Arcade. Mr. Davis is book- j keeper at. the Wilson foundry. I Mrs. Emma King has moved from i the'Higgins house on West Main St., ] to 'the house occupied by Mr_. and ! Mrs. Gerald Wood, on Mill street. Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Foit and daugh ter Cecelia were in Tonawanda, Sun day.. Mr. Thomas James, Mr. Lucian Morgan and Mr. William Thomas went to Olean, Sunday and brought Mr. John Morgan home from the hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Ira C. Little and Miss Jane Little were in Springville, Tues day. • Miss Frances Cross was home from Buffalo over the week-end. Messrs. E. Richmond, Burt At- water and Wilfred O'Donnell, Miss L°7. 'Little money, big returns, Want Ada. Marie Gunn, Mr. and Mrs. E. A Gunn and Mr. F. P. Gunn of Buffalo spent-Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gunn. i Miss Marguerite George returned home Wednesday from a six week's visit in Philadelphia. Don't forget the Cut-price Sale at Woodworth's Hardware, Delevan, N» Y., beginning October 8. See circu lar. 32 Mr. and Mrs. Mark Brooks of Jer sey City, N. J., and Mr. Everett Copeland of Hornell were^ callefs*\at Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Conschafters, Thursday; Now is the time to\ have your top coat cleaned and pressed at Manness', Mr. -and Mrs. Sanford Morse were n Buffalo Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Dan Deveau were in Buffalo, Wednesday. Messrs. B. 1'. Cartwright and R. II Cartwright were called to Buffalo, Thursday morning to see their father Mr. E. F. Cartwright, who was seri ously injured when a Steele case ,fell on him while working at the Pierce plant, Wednesday- Mr. and Mrs. T. W. Swan of Fr.inklijiville and Mrs. James Shaw of Chafee and Mrs. E. C. Sherman were in Warsaw, Saturday to attend the funeral of Mrs. E. D. Phillips. Miss Ruth Mann and Master Her bert Mann were guests of Mr. and 'Mrs. John JLewis over the week-end! On Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis took them to their home in Orchard Park. Mrs. Monroe Young of East Aurora was a guest of Mrs. T. H. Roberts, Thursday. The High School facutly enjoyed a roast at Violet Valley .on North St., Wednesday evening. The hostesses were Misses Filer, Isaacs and Buck. There was a good attendance at the card party given at SS. Peter and Paul's hall, Wednesday evening. Prizes were won by Mrs. Henry Con nors and Mrs. L. Coloross and Mr. J. J. Manness and Mr. Jesse Dutton. Mr. and Mrs. Jacob. Leonard visit ed Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Reisdorf at Punkshire, Sunday'evening. ' Mr. Carl Sherman was in Buffalo, Thursday.' Mrs. Mable Filer was in Delevan, 'Wednesday. ' — Don't forget the Odd Fellows Fair October 26i 27, and,28. • We were glad to see Wyman Deni son down - town ., .Wednesday. He came down'in an auto and remained for a: couple of. hours. \ ' Mr. and Mrs.. Joseph Shoen have moved into, the Will\ McNair/house on Pearl St. Mr. Shoen .is bookkeep er for Mr. Donald Sherman:'' '• Mrs. L. W. Ham and Mrs. G: D. Pickens will leave' Saturday to attend the meeting of - the Grand Lodge ,0. E. .S. in-New York City. Enroute they will, visit Mr. and Mm. T. P. Stephens at^Addison, Conn. *Dr.'G. D. Pickens\ 'who,will accompany .them will visit Robert-Cheney at Hampton, i*. i.. • . ; . It pays to keep your clothes clean ed and pressed; Manness .will do' i t well and reasonably; ' '81 Mr. and Mrs. L. BVPost and daugh ter Dorothy • spent, the''week-end in- Belyidere^and Olean.- TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE Notice to . taxpayers of Arcade School- District No. 1. The tax roll for. 1927 is in my hands for collec tion. Commencing October 11, 1927 I will receive this tax for the next 30 days at one per cent, at my news- ? iated Arcade, N. Y., September 26, 82p ' A. H. Vallance. C Liberty Street, Arcade, N. Y. NEXT WEEK IN ARCADE Friday, October 7\—Regular com munication Arcade Lodge No. 419 F. &, A. M. Friday evening dance at East Ar cade. Saturday—Food sale at the Lar- kin Store under the auspices of the Philathea class of the BaptisLclmxcJi. meeting China Lodge No. 698 I. O. O. F. Tuesday evening —r Men's Club 'meeting in SS. Peter and Pjauls hall. Talk-by Hon. J . R. Hanley. Arcade Monday Club will be en tertained at the home of Mrs. W. S. Davis Monday evening. This is the first meeting of the year! - Wednesday eveningrcard party at SS. Peter and Paul hall—cards, sup per, dancing 35 cents. JOE HANLEY AT MEN'S CLUB! The October meeting of the Ar- I cade Men^s Club will be held in SS. Peter and Paul's hall, Tuesday even- | ing, October 11. — Rev. J. R. Hanley of Perry'\ As semblyman from Wyoming county, | will deliver an address on - Steward ship. The Community Chest and | bijilding committees will make re ports. - , ' COMMUNITY CHEST REPORT Some requests have been made that the trustees of the Community Chest publish a detailed report of receipts and expenditures IOT the past year. The committee is perfectly willing to. give all details in connection with the Furtd. —ATiy individim! \irK -thp. Community may obtain specific information as to any or\ all disbursements on appli cation to Rev. Walter W-. Dalley, who is secretary and Treasurer of the Fund. In a general way the committee would repprt that at the beginning\ of the year, there was approximately $900 in the Fund and at this time there is an approximate balance-of $100 of unappropriated funds, . IMPERIAL REBEKAH LODGE ELECTED OFFICERS Imperial Rebekah Lodge, No. 275, of Arcade, elected the following officers for the ensuing year, at their regular meeting, Tuesday, September Noble Grand. Fannie Gerstung. Vice Grand, Aledaide Young. Recording Secretary, Pearl Ger- stung. Financial Secretary, Dessie Harri son. Treasurer, Marie Cross. Trustee for 3 years, Robert Will iams. The sisters of Imperial Rebekah Lodge gave a shower for Mrs. Ray mond, Manness after ,the business meeting.' \ Installation ceremonies will take place on Friday, October 21. HUGH H. OWENS Mr. Hugh H. Owens of Perry died at his home Wednesday morning, at the age of 74 years. He i s survived by his wife and one sister, Mrs. T. H. Roberts of Arcade and two brothers, Benjamin Owens of Johnsonburg, Pa., and John Owens of Buffalo. The funeral services will be held Friday at 2 o'clock at the First Bap.- tist church at Freedom. POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT Due to circumstances instigated more or less for ulterior motives by a few Republican leaders .instances of little importance in themselves have been enlarged upon until it be comes necessary for me- t o publicly refute the rumors that have been and are being circulated as to my stand in regard to the Republican Party. It has been brought to my atten tion, repeatedly, that I am and have been a Democrat, working for the Democrats and that my sympathies are and have been with them. I am placing the following facts before the people of Arcade for what they are worth in* clearing up these false im pressions, y I have always been an enrolled Republican, when it has been possible for me^to enroll. •« . At the Town election four years ago I worked openly for the party on election day and at many other times have done the same, .being on Elec tion Boards, working as checker, etc., all under the Republican organization Two years ago when the election was held I was spending the winter in Florida, so naturally did not do much of damage to the, party as has been claimed.' , For two years I have been Chair man of the\ .Board of Assessors, by Republican appointment..' At'.the recent Democrat caucus I received a complimentary nomination which I N have resigned. The above facts with the added statement, \That I always have been and' am still; a Republican\ should satisfy any fair minded person as to where I stand politically. (Signed - Earl C.'Steams Alfred .university\has started a drive for $lj000;000. , Olean Masons will observe the dia mond jubilee of the foundation of Olean Lodge 252 on Wednesday, Oc tober 12th. ' , WHITE PALACE BEAUTY SHOPPE. •My aim i s to giTe'the pnblie the v best in~-«H lines.\ We close all day Monday. < CALL FOR AN APPOINTMENT PHONE S4W. ; LOIS CHURCHILL Every Type for Every Room FJNE FURNITURE [in Dining Room Suites, Bedroom'Suites, Living Room Suites, Lamps, Mirrors, Chairs, Sofas, Tables etc. And a large stock of Rugs and Floor Coverings to select from—Also complete line of Wall Paper. McKerrow - Howlett - Reynolds Ino . ARCADE, N. Y. MR. AND MRS. FRANK PARKER'S FORTIETH ANNIVERSARY Mr. and Mrs. Frank Parker of Ar cade celebrated the fortieth' anniver sary of their wedding o\n Sunday, Oc tober 2nd. During the. day they were pleasantly .surprised by the following friends: Mrs. Shields and son Clifford and Mrs. Zeak of Eldred, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Elmore and son Charles, and Mr. John Brent of Batavia. HOME BUREAU INTERCOUNTY DRAMATIC CONTEST On Friday, October 14. at 8 o'clock the prize winning plays from Chau tauqua, Erie and Genesee Counties, Will be presented at the Community Hall, Boston, N. Y., at an inter- county contest to decide which play will represent this district at the state-wide contest t o be held at Cor nell University d?iring Farmer's Week. , • Dr. G. G> Davis and Robert Flognus were unanimously elected lu succeed, themselves as trustees,' for a term of three years. The following Xadies' Aid officer.? were elected for the succeeding year: /Mrs. E. S. Reeves, presidenjt. Mrs. A. P. Vaughan, 1st. vice- president. Mrs. Wm. Pinney, 2nd vice-pros. Mrs. Stanley Hatch, 3rd vice-pres. Mrs. David Hooper, 4th vice-pres. Mrs. C. T. Edwards, Bec'y and treasurer. BANKS CLOSED COLUMBUS DAY All banks will be closed all day on Wednesday, October 12, Colum bus Day. YES!..GOOD THINGS TO EAT On Saturday morning at i ten o'clock the Philatheas of J the Baptist church will have- a fdod sale at the Larkin store. Class membeVs please have food there by ten o'clock. *\ 32 ._5ANPUSKY M. E. CHURCH Rev. Walter W. Dailey, Pastor. 1:30 p. m., Sunday—Bible school. 2:30 p. m.—No service. (Pastor at Conference.) Thursday, 7:30 p. m.—Mid-week prayer meeting. At the annual meeting of the San dusky Methodist Society on Thursday evening, an enjoyable •'supper was served and the reports of depart ments compared well with former years. Mr. Floyd S. Merrill and Evan Gibbon were elected trustees to succeed* themselves for a term of 3 years, while Mrs. A. E. Austin was re-elected president of the Ladies' Aid Society; Mrs. John Haskell, 1st vice-president; and Mrs. Charles Newman, secretary and treasurer. \GOD AND THE GROCERYMAN\ \ AT ARCADE BAPTIST CHURCH Next Sunday evening, Harold Bell Wright's new novel, \.God and the Groceryman,\ will be reviewed and discussed at the Arcade Baptist church'. Miss Hilda McKerrow will tell' the story of the book and_the pastor will draw lessons of value to Arcade. This novel was 'advised against\ by the Albany authorities when the local book, committee want ed to placejt here. But it has value for us. Miss Isaac hopes, t o present a choir of twenty to sing at this service. You will enjoy them. ARCADE BAPTIST CHyRCH^ i Worship at 10:30 a. m.\ The pas tor will preach the first of a series of sermons on \Happiness.\ Next Sunday:' \The Right Happiness.\. Come and hear these sermons this month. Annual Rally Day of the Church School at 11:45 a. m. This is a most important session. The report of the religious education committee will be given and will contain' im portant plans for .our..school. ,You should give these matters a careful hearing. An interesting program will also be presented.. Union evening service „in this church at 7:30 p. m. There wilPbe a review and sermon based on Harold Bell Wright's new. novel, \God and the Groqeryman.\ s This book was objected to by the book \authorities at Albany. Come and see if you can tell why. It has messages for Ar cade., - - Hean our enlarged cljoir under Miss Isaac's direction. - CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH;. 10:80—Divine service. ' ~ < 11:46—Church. school. '7:30—Union ' service in t Baptist church. _ _ -. ARCADE M. E. CHURCH- - . Kev. Walter W. Dailey, Pastor. Sunday, 10:80 a. m.-^Ltt our' peo ple join m worship with the other churches. 11:45 a. m.—Bible school. 0. T. EdwardvSupt. 1 _ -'' 7:30 p. m.—Union service in the Baptist church.. , -Wednesday, 7:3Q in. m.—Mid-week prayer service, lead l>y the pastor. Annual church night of Methodists on Friday evening was largely, at tended and from all reports a most enjoyable evening \was passed. The musical program brought forth many encores, while the reports of the de partments of church work showed real advance. When in doubt about the Quality and Price of your meat, give us a trial as we can save you money and give you satisfactio- Specials for Saturday . Best Chuck Roast . 20c M Swiss Cheese 45c Smoked Callies ... 20c Armour's large btl. Ketchup ....... 25c South Side Market t R. BRASS, Prop. Arcade, N. Y. DANCING At* PMTOt'S PARK * t^ElAKE Every SATURDAY Night Masquerade* Saturday, October 29 3 Cash prizes given for the best dressed couple Music by Farley's Orchestra
