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ilk _ -T *v . - o ' • » . ; \ \ i • .-\. '\- • -A' - J • •\' .' ; . ~ • • f}v... tei TWO THE REPUBLIC, BROCK PORT, M. V» THURSDAY, JULY-24, 1924; ITEMS IN BRIEF Paragraphs oHnterest to R^adr ersLflf Empire State '\ Myriads of frogs have been making ntt>tdri,trarlilc diltleult and dangerous eTy\~6Wr'™Tlre ' state- - road. -The-migra- tion heg-aji •sTVoW' after giisfc, tlrer frogs being of the meadow or so- ——-—Interesting—N-e-ws-Qf—AJJ ered From*Various Parts In the §t»te and Co Reduced In Size That It'Will Appeal tp All Classes of —-Rwarersr -—._- Work on the ne r Perry hotel is go- ing on rapidly. in a-specially designed rubber ball on July 20 or Aug. L.\ _. Home making is a new course plan- ned in .Waterloo schools. Jj'rult growers Ol Le Roy will build a one-story packing hou.se . Fire destroyed the West C larks- vllle cheese factory, at Obi with $10,- O00 loss. A Lions' club has been organized in Newark Twenty men have signed -«s charter members. Three thousand black bass lirrger- lings have been dumped into the Gen- esee river in .Rochester. Padlock injunctions are against 50 Buffalo places, convicted ~oT~ - w vlolation^-or-^he~prohiW-ti«)n-4*^v L . — A free cancer clinic has been open^'. ed In Rochester through the Ameri- can society for the control of can- sought called \poisSn\ variety. , Members ot tna Henkel family will erect a memorial building to cost ?76,TW, at\\ T'efkinsvttls.\ neirr \foming\, \to perpetuate the family nanie ; It.will tmuse a grammar school and cofivent and will be known \asTfei Henkel .MenfbriaT huIMirig. -'-Miss -JBoatrrice -1-inlay, agfed 14 years, residing near Andpver. and_ Everett VVray, her'uncle, .of Bffdsall, were nidJfrlji recently at Wayland. .,'flui. wMdg.v^9Kaa cis-ase'd considerable) commotion us the bride is under age and did not secure consent to marry. Ra'y Franklin of Birdsall and Jacob Becker of Canaseraga were each, held .under $2.jluu lia.ll on charges or sellhig liquor. They were arrested tiprjtr-information runmhed by a spe- cial—Kn—tin; rtimmittee—that has be**n Instigating\ in Allegany co.unty. John I>. Henderson of Herkimer, deputy commissioner of canals and waterway s of the 'slate department of canals and water\\a>s of the state department of public works, has the distinction of bring- the first contrib- utor to trie D-niocratlc national cam- paign I'll nil Waters (it the (Jeneaee river pass- ~i'E»fTh7(7ul;li llotflester are saoti to- WHEAX PRODUCTION Decrease of 13 Per Cent.In Outpur ou^rfel^lndtc^rtirtf—-^=^ A decrease^^f-l3^£i cenJL,in jwheat_ i.uards are watching the homes or the vice crusading ministers in Ni- agara Falls, to prevent any possible violence. Mlii Irene lsabel~NeTsoTr oT Ran- dolph has been awarded the Cornell unirersity scholarship for Cattarau- - -jus county. .-••-• 'Ealph \y. Knight of organ is a candidate on the Republican ticket for sheriff of Cattaraugus county. Ho has been a deputy. - One of\ the features ot the Itocha*- ter exposition in September will be aHorseshoe pitching tournament to - aeleot—a—s'tate cham-pfbn,—:— —: Seven Orleant county orgauU*- includlng the Orleans County Pioneer association, will unite for a picnic at Lakeside park on Aug, 6. _..._ ^ ^, jfip^rifc, lor many years phy- sical director of the Ithaca Y. M. C. -A., has been selected to Till a similar poaltion In the Hornell Y . y^ J. Kent Wright or BaldwInsvUle\. -==4mvtag- epntpleWd -a^43fcd*>- - jail sen- tence for recklesfT drl\ iiif!, resumed nis cfufles as^olice justice. Lockport'B board of health will ap- peal to the common eimucH For res- toration of,...$5,000 allowance^ In- 'the budget for a child welfare clinic State-Senator Clay tun 1L l^UBk Ql_ Cortland,. three times fleeted from the Fourtieth district. «4«ten he will not be a candidate lor re election. RtnretptB of flip Warsaw [inrntonicw at>, .192*4. over. S2. -i»eduet4»fl-f-Ft>«)4avAt year—is forecast by—reports received 'by the. depart-, mont of agriculture frorfl 11-countries. These countries lastyear produced ' 64 per cent of. the world cron_total. 1 The estimated production lor these countries is 1,913 0<KLOO<J bushels, compared with 2.199,000,000 bushels last year.—: The indicated -yield in Canada based on the condition report as of JLuly- l.-is. .H8_filQ.QQft.. ..OJii&£ta L .J20m-_ Vared with 474,199,000 bushels last year, a put of 32.8 per cent. The In- dicated yield in tfae prairie province is 30.0,530,000 bushels, against 542,- 260,000 bushels last year^ \ Doughnuts and \ •£ a- Caiaera Clew By MILDRED GOODRIDGE\ ^^^>«^5^><w;~i~:«<M>%<«t~><»><»<'H.5^«»j»;«»;«^^the 'totttrhes—common- w«y-s- to flame,— And lights from\ morn to morn, — The little duties, one by one, That worldly folks might scorn. Savage Bees Invade German Town An extraordinary phenomenon t is reported from Brussels, where a aii- burb has been invaded . by many thousands of honey bees. The bees are declared to come in swarms, and cause much excitement by the wholesale stinging of people and horses. The municipal authorities declared war on the invaders, putting many\mployes at work to drive the bees away. « (. W. 19-W, Weatern .NevvspupBr-Union.) «fr\OUGIINITS!\ •*-' ' Nad ^niv.iiis sniffed the -air jdeliclousty, smacked his lips anil peered Uirousli the tr^s tvwai'd a. neut little furaihou.se on the edye of the \town!\ And then us the pretty maid set a great eartheu bowl in the wlndo?^ piled high with the creamy, golden doughnuts, .Wd cuujiht a full view of her \vlnsonit> t'aie. The picture before liim was so sweet, so soln< in^ that he would have liked to become a vital part of iti—- Ned had, been out for a month with ft \ihovies\ Frew thai lmd g(>j Mississippi Mob Hangs Negro Harry- Shelton, negro, was taken from the> jail at ^cooha, near Merl dlan, Miss., by about 35 men, hanged from a tree limb, and his hp'dy 1 rid died with bullets. He was said to while -be-—hea'v4ty-|iop>il«ted—w lt4i— German. carp, 1' or some unknown reason great schools of these fish are leav- Ing the frosh spring waters of Co-; have attempted to assault a ^fmstfs-krkli and iiiirirf-ffg-t-tmifway tots * woman a. week ago. the Genesco. j ' *\\ The. J2,jyii chemical Are appara- I . Ku Kim Kl,n Candidate Wlna tuss has boon received in Clyde from [ Judson L. Transue, running with Utica by the Ever Ready Chemical , Ku Khix Klan support, was elected Fi>o companv of rTvde:-~TrTS -rairr~ m W or o*PH»tr JHeh, by a plurality equipped. It \-will answer calls in the 'of 1,800 votes in last week's election, roral districts ami the farmer* who necessitate! fcy iJxe recall of J3avid heped\ toward Ifie \purcnaae win jR; «uthtrertsonr———;— — benefit by It in case ot need. | \\• Ufllclats at the stale experimental '• MARKET REPORT station at lleneva are outlining: plans • ' . for the station's most elttensl-ve er- I Boffulo Provision .Market ht*lt at tho State fc'alr at Syracuse- I BLACKBERRIES—-Maryland, g&# In addition to a large display of 30c per qt, fruit, special efforts ts.tn be made to; RASPBERRIES—Red. 35@40e per- -sb^w~v^h^T-stSU(Mi^^pR£lallKta^UB—ttoE^tioaa,: —r~\ :__^r\ .-_•-\——\^nrr- ln« to htelii aLfi_rm1I and vegetabte j GOOSEBERRIES— lltg>13c per qt. grywers in tRat section. CHER.IUES— Homo grown, fanev. lleneva ran boast ot but few iwlm- sweet, 75<i|.90c, aad sour, 30@4Oc per raers who have accomplished the dlf • 4-q.t basket. Ignt Iqax of srwimmrng atrroaa Sjeneca- STRA WllBttlllES -^ Home grown hilie. a cilHiniK-f of thrne miles. To fancy, ?4.50& 5.U0 per 32-qt. crate; do,' M ias Dora Iiong belongs the honor CVT Talr to good. Ili.tTO'gi.OO per 32-qt. being ihouiily >oiing nouiun who has crate. • successful!) neRotiati'd the distance, ' PEACHES — Ueor^la, ?1.00tg)1.5O itisit-fctanf.-.-aamii ih**- llvr-ee-mlle- -per -crate r - for the year ending June Jt^4.^17.4i\i. it' ©01 more than for am previous year. Btrtrtjy I>e'ac-h 70 years old. veteran performer uf daredt-Mi ^tunls at Ni- agara Falls, announces lie will at- rpttl IRE -fe-FOters—of—lU^lvitwl—Ur-Ulfr«r~tjast—t»*_Un^ n.-us^tiKu. -„LOIUU. -nf Tnniliinnrlii, n r» him t ing,, ,n„.,riM 1)lC .which has disturbed the sutinii l>\. Its cries at nIgEt\and rofaglnpf luno\ng foffL - At least 5,000 tjltm ami women are ejected to participate TrTThi' parade dnriug the convention of Hie Wateji. nal Or#er-ef OrkrfBs at Nlagiira l-'alis, 'Aug. 4„,a..affct.\6 -. 7 Health Coiiimissiniit-r Kronc/ak or Buffalo is out for the scalps of mo- . toilsta who. en joy speeu'lng thrnugh residence-sect if >ns in th<> niK^it, drs- tuprbing sleepers. Plans are being made*-for beautifl- catlon of the Niagara Falls boulevard -by-the-'PlarB-fcktg-'of tre memorial tp. suldiet-jltiad uX.Jsitie,»and.. ^.*_^ Niagara. icoaBltiiiS— WorETuT' TuUMiiig^^tire Aledina He\ .._ me*^SyEos^i!¥l _>vWjrp_rfw*i»red *ln c-oihpletlon of In\* tiii < I work on ac\ _coulLOiL.LIle_high coal : Salamaiica's iniuuiou council has of course in ihree hours without stop- ping. Willi one motion t\ apprtjprlat «• $3,0011 ixrjr ilvt* repaiin of ihu grand- stand and orchestra s>tniid a.1 mo county fair Krouiiils at Little Vnllew itad nntiihcr to nive the «-rmini\s bacik to the talr association, aitci i>a\lng .Ibie deb? of $l,\uu ngrpeel upoTi. both uniu-P-d ii|«>n li) Ui<- fattaraugux r-nmiti lintt-pfl-iif -HfipervlMOrg, thvQ board Tiiii luljoiT jLulilUlAhrj-'lHi, ,.,i I'll' \' , ' U BUTTDit—Croamery, extra' prints. 45<&i46c; extra lu-bs, 43<y>44c; Talr to choice, 38'«'42c; dairy, tauGy butter. lO'i^lc. pieces for lack of capital.' * With a sigh, for lie was a poet and a dreamer nt heart, he started injthe direction of the near village. • Just then, however, the fair cook came out of the house and- went to the well nearby. An Inverted goblet decorated the pymp' post. She drew it full of water with a healthy farm girl's will, drained It and returned to the house. The sight of the clear, sparkling wa- ter aggravated the thirst of ttrerweary wayfarerr HBlrotdiy entered the yard and \took half a dozen cool, refreshing draughts. Thpu his glance fell upon' the piled-up heap of rich cookery net .to cool on the window sliL - ' Either the\ young lady\ was Lonely ar she had noted his ardent glance at the* doughnuts. She came tripping ~ to- wards him, a [>late In her hand well loaded with the product of her labor. \I thought maybe you would be obliging enough to test nay first at ; * tempt at doughnuts,\ ^she _\ jjid \quaintly. \I am hungry enough,\ admitted Ned, in love with the bonny face. She stood nearby as he devoured the flrsf of her kindly offerings. \ * ~' \VVelL-wJiaUs-tbe-verdlct she chal- lenged with teasing eyes. -'More^i' answered ^\ed gallantly. \1 wjaata-ffiuHtered.' I- feared I^mtght have-BpoHed: them,\ said Eva Dodge. Then Miss Dodge told of a prospec- tive barn dnnce with the accompunl- ments of doughnuts, cider and chlck- -£R sandwiches. She jpouted anon aa she looked ut the «siin and told of how her brother Alan showW-havp reported two hours niriine to help trim up the linrn. ''Supivise^i.rry to earn the m«>st fa- rrrnirs roral T linve errjoj-pd In « year by acting ns bU substitute.\ sutigesied N*i«rt. They w^re like old ncqunlntunees EVERYDAY tht •world Is full of magic thlno. But, .O, the worid-ta -widef fll atop within m7~~Tow green doo«w And find Romance Inside. For everyday liasf elfin ~w\inU3 And dancing, faery feet; She^eUds ijiy poliuhed, wooden floor, And spurs the hours lleet. Bhe bears another, secret name, And that la JLOYB, I know, And thus, from rising su» t o sun, . Her magic paths I go. ^-Farth 'Baldwirt; fti m\w~rorlrSunnra* Olobe. HAMBOM'IMBITATIONS TAm'- UO SENSE \&R *£>B STo'-KEEPUH CHEATIN' l\AE OUTEM MAH .A40NEY, CA'SE _HE KNOW OooD WFH, HP fiWIME\ GIT IT ALL ENNY-HOWf ) -W^Uewp- Heifer Business firms who make it a practice of baying pFintiu^ froia- us are always satisfied with the paper, printing and price. Jain the Republic's great family of satisfied patrons. REPUBLIC PRINTING^ DEPT: -. - Phoae 317 CHEEdE -N. Y. stat* whole milk ' within an hour, she,directing, he ntul- chees'e. colored nuid while. Flats, 2l> <^21c. daisies, -Oulllc; loiiKliorns. 2Hi22c. EiiOii -- lieiinrj. state. UHc; hejin ry, mi veil, 3U\ state candled. OTc: wjeaitci'li. tuut'kti. M^e. a-ktog— --UEA-iiii- fe.i, ,ir\ ion ilia , ys.r.n bodv to ©6.1,111; marrow, S9.;\.U'/ lit.no ; red kid- W.ardK\thr tmr c- t>iind-« Order-s have heen received |,<- ml, i s 'I li- K.lll-<i ll i't\ I In York C* , iiir;il ney, $,t.i.Va*.0D; \ hlle, !610.«0'»i 10.25 \ „ y V u . Livk PUIJLTHY -l>owls, pei- lb., ^ w heavy, 22t23c;; light. - do. l&^21o; to add .Mi men IMIM brtillpw. 2s© 3*e; . old roosters, 14 •VTT «t,>}rttfmmm- a«4.ife-^(luc^. • >,> fe?Tc; n aBaa^ia4e. Ui^ up wronflu nnd festoons of Mhrubs and Hewers. And ju^t ns she had chipped her pretty pink piTtms In de- I'jjht nt the general eiYeot, brother Alan ap|«-iii'eil. Xirthitij; tvould do but that the sfroncpr tiiiiSf BTiiy. nnd wlTPti \flipy Innrueil tiiat lie ptayeM ijie vinii I -I a •i i -0 a D i a o i f—m • which will. 2oc. werp iiu'ri' rrf5tKtt j tU-,ilniii I'vi'i. • Xed fPlT~mnRrf - he wns tntvtns inrrn- dlsf 1 It\ iLfildepnrtPd fmni the Dodge .hurtle the next nfternonn. He curried with liitn a .memory of his charming Krin^ t^»,'iniiiilii-r equuhajuL-tPere. ui)_ mzss, \TDrLTRT - Fowls to 1G&. Tins ili-partiuciii lias been , oSeralecI wTtTi n skeWon Inrceirliic'e - L t- 8t -i January Insf. nnd \the car ilenu rtinent, where X»fi(i u.en vvi-re ,— — been closed ,1,,'wn .sine !hat tlme ' M©30c; geese. 30®22c: turkey, \an- ^IHl-n-e>- inrt**'fl*tn«s \vh<»» <n>«»ratioas vw-111 be wrtmwl, fowLa^ light..22^24c;' chick- ens, niilkfed. Sl'fjaGc; do_cornSe*ir, 2s aiplujed has # 30 ''; ol1 ' roosters, 2u@22c; ducks. A.clo-Sdl •^gilargL,tpr jtwp r^trn «n- I»hi»aitaii ti m i'aii;irui>-ii( rminly has bean doclileti upon In the state con-, servatirtii I'onnnKsVnn, it WHS ifaritfd ; ait\ SaraWnirr-it. 'fftf npd»»r [,t=f*4i'iW(l«B^ the taking of plit-ananjt* wil4itn the., count) mini h.-i.t . 1. '1UJG, eftecti\e, Aug: S*i nt^vir 11 •lTSH>-=bt«ifrdHa{b-wyfeh- f ounly Clerk \V. II. Ktiiriilg.e Hunt <tj± cy, 3.4^i3Vc _ __; I*trT.AT(>fc»-<>id crop, from fart» -,^•3' xv^genr;. best7—6&#^70c per—Bih- fatr to good-, ^lO^&tlc-new-erOpT-lift^i— erti shoiu, 5>2.T,\i €i 3.00 per bbl. UNIONS -- Kentucky, $3,S0@3,7.S per ld**slli sack; home grown green, 2o4.r2 ,, )<\ per \ diu buncnes. CAl'OKLOWKK Home grown, fane). $2.l>0It 1 2.20 per bu.' A'ST^A : RA< i *'l , i'=TVH\ \\Morris\ .50 i»er (loir latge ' ta.littfa. ; bunches; home ;r,.. ju* ch;mi:iui;ua coun\ °^ ...\^-- e - -. -.,--_-. been' •t-y-rnii-l- in I iias, nd jmnirty; n* -r.-cll •ai.-fav«Fili. - t+imrl.- --• - r .-••-.--.- ?-—..-_>. J6hh ' \\/l i[Uer_or tltrMttmriTdour «>t tin ZSl'H ^»l'k * CABliACiE- li\\''; g ro ' v \ 1 _ J 4 -^^ d.OU litier ItiO liead? •=•-=— . CAILI^JTS - Homegrown, 40@5ps m p.- m- m- w -^---voted- -te -diaflia'rge - Jelft*atiii -Moffat as superintendent. ic\ iiutilir works, following a heamiK mi charges \incapacity and IU-KI* I t uf ddt>.\ Floyd L. DennK 2o \cars old. ot ] Hornell, stabbed !iiM:•-. If ™v«r th» 'heart with a kniie. fi-lliminir i ipiar 'rel with a Canistno girl, to whom he was engaged. He -s .- xpei I,-I| to re- • cover. Parnia Cornerh I'.at.tlst iiiurcl. which will be built Hi - .sunmier. has received a gift or p.-.., inn, iiie itup tlst Temple (f Ilo, u, i, r . The old ehurch was deHirt)-\-i -n uiv m Feb- ruary. Mrs. Florence li. \ \ ,\ u\ Koch^s ter comniisniouei n' - lee,].-, who ts bpomed for the KT- U \ , |, nomina tion for secreiti-.i, i, '.i on tb '•'.at''\ '•••' '. 'a \ •, *:< v<- her -—pr-esen-t-^b^ -. ,— Work lla- t-een .-l-.n:,,l ,>n a r.-n and one-fourth ti'ib '-nu or tli• • Cllfton-fJiecl-er-'il tn-. c-n mad. ITOIJI the Brad dock's hav mad ,it VVedand - -- Cdrners west to ('lit •on :: >.j milts west of f'hili station. _ Mrs. Florence K. S Kuapp. dean o; the college of home economics. Syra cuse university, has bent a letter to t . ;. ;nii,;ican cnairman and vice ••*\———-r- •• •,. c-iuntj committees in the state, asking itheir support in het candiuacy for the nomination,for sec retary of pt:>'e. at *.b° Republican\ state convention .o b.e held at Roctt Hay prf s f;rrr'nt5i 4tate 1'ress asrfocta i f \ion \til iF < lii-in g M'ssiTiii (\<{•'the~aTii tiual ctMiietitiun ' at A**'* x: ' m ' Ri;l Otflei-\ ciHio rs nu- Vti ^1 ~V Via i eld—(;-i-rrtirft lor; K. \l Fei-irin.<r. ; I'.e Urn ' (Ta/et t >i'W-. I!, ••. !. \|. Il.ili .l.mie.-.lowi .leiinuil Ttiniu... .1 I'.l-in. I'i>r' Chcs ; »''f Itaili^*-.: 1 .•;u' V. K ('ntirad| ('u ] ti\ J'rei 1'fssEs fi-t*(- T'utrloi-' Ken'era i -si'irihin, .1 ^.' ^hav\. I'lnitrn: '•P''iir- .itnl it \\ Ml. I ,nn N.'V.S per-dtjz: litrn'-fllPSr . crt~r.MB.EliS • Hothouse farrcy. rmste«« that lie knew\ would oe abhT- Injr. JL tfihi-iimhjihLy_jm hour later vyjien he piissml dowm ~ti lane to nonce a large burn building with smoke pnur- Ing from its lower sfory. In n trice the JitKness Insntncr n^suiled him. Any oijil or pliture«ipie scene was WbrrxihirfttQney Iw rhe \movn-^.\ ih> i-»tn wilhin- 1 he right focus and sethls Qf 1 ?\''\*^!!^ 1 ^*?!****^^ i a i\ When Niagara. Power Was- • - Transmitted By Ropes I 0 a When power was first produced at Niagara Falls, it could be used only directly and on the spot. It The Niagara Falls Power Company sells electricity at the low- est- average price re- ceived by any gener- ating system on the FTdflh Ameftecm — Continent-. \was considered a great imprpvement when ropes and pulleys extended the range a few hundred feet. But when this had been done, the power pioneers were literally, as well as figuratively, at the end of theirrope. \ Then came the marvelous development of elec- trical engineering that led to long-distance trans- mission at high voltages. But even a generation ago a few miles was the limit for economical trans- mission. When the Niagara, Lockpert & Ontario Power Company in 1905 undertook to transmit Niagara power to Syracuse, the project war con- sidered visionary arid\ inipraclicable and farrurer- was freely prophesied. —T*gtfaTSyra - CuW*u|es-Tw^nt5r^^ electric power as it did in 1907. It ail comes from Niagara Falls* - ft is all transmitted by the Niagara, Lockport & Ontario Power Company. .THE NIAGARA FALLS POWF.R COMPANY, fw«n»«« kl 37 NIAGARA, LOCICPORT & ONTARIO FCWEBrTfyrTrahsmitter* a .1 a a a \i •i a a a T •I a -i- -i- ip^r^r^i^t^'^'-^'-^'^t^P^i^^^ \It will work- in well in some good \movies\, story, lie lold litmselrr-and ran a full reel,, taking in_the_gaUier]ng. crowd wtrd the v-arled-lhc-Wents-ol-e*- cileinent »f the \episode. <• A month later when the film was TSo^nTWr-S^-clranced-w-se' fiir the tiT-st irmeTie _ oT^erveiTThn! ffs TeapIngTr«tfi\S-' door. a hurnhu: |ile.ce «f paper in Jiis hand. * , *~ =n W^wnT^n*'m^en-*nu^^ rellected. \jtist jrs I henrd it hinted. $1 v-f.ii l.sr. nOLERY |icr lasket; Carolina. iier hamper.- —Michigan, 35 5j5t>n Ahtine'' |mw all --llllii bnuus back-rhat- heantiful day in. my life—pshaw! I that; u \ ———— * 'M'diTij_; •-' Llhis- \',ilr. re •asurer butfc-U. 1^ LETTl'CE -- Home grown, T.'ic -,«»r box; do. iceberg,' !j:i.2.'<y:s..Xo. • 1'ARSl.KY Homo grown, per (U>z buncliea. PEITKUK \•[•TorUla fanc\, :i.5o pt-r era to,* k ItHVllARl'. Home grown, must forjret • ;Hut Ne;l could not for-et. I-Iva^-the per i niitiie was on his Hits m Ins drwuns. * T y,. t-emiUi'd t'o see Tier al lesisl dure 1 <•\>'\ i more. Alan, the. brother of F.va. hnd been 40 ft 5-0' $3.2f><Lf 1 i 23ir3tir j Jsm all the news happen- trigs that come \to yi>ur . atlentina Xo this oiEce. I twill be appreciated fore very piece otnews will make the paper mfjpe interesting for y<iu as well as others. 5Ve want and with your help wilt print all THI NEWS ;ier bll. _L l'KAS Home \n-own i 1':\.. IT I.. . d>, <* L-. y $1.(KI@1.0( r ' l -j Uu. sack-. IIO'NKY W'hite-comb, No. 1, 20gf | •i2c;~^?*X~2T*17 \ii lUc; dark, 13y li>c \ ,.cr lb .MALli: SYIi.ri'--re-r gallon, ?1.:J C , -.l.t'.O * • ... ...J Sl'INACIl Home gruwn Gcji 75c j \A ., - I i fr-'-'i vi-\ * TOMAT< >KK Florida, repacked crate. $ii.\0 ••iil.rit). East Buffalo Livestock Market I'A'iTLl-: Shipping steers, iffl.nO'n It .\:\>. ut <- her steers. .i'V2.V'/X.7;>. heitei-s.' 1 .S GM'u ?.V5: choice \eals ^iL'.ini't 12.50; fair to gooil, ^10.»H# ll.F.'i; cull calves, IT6 OO'Ji-l'iiOO'.'' SIIKK!'\ A- 1 UAfiinS Choice st-rin lambK. >14.(iillt 14..'iU; .-culls to'fair $X.,Mi Jil3..\0; niiAed sh< pp. S'ti.oD'd 7.5n HO<IS. tJood weight yo'rkers, ?8.5t ^s.fiS; light yorkers, $7.O0@8.5O;' ;iigs. $.75»& 7.00 ;' mixed grades, .$8.51 v _r \.; h-avles. CS.f>0®S.S5. , COA C H 1 » ' • I I . • •*- -•--* - TTTT , accused of burning the barn Xed bad 1 va-tiirht with lus camera. ! His pocket knife, it seemed, hud I been tf.unil near the structure. Alan cliiitiTed lie bad ldtihod his knife to a yeiinu' rellew who worked fur the own- er \nf. the luirn, who lmil disappeared iniil who had been beaten by the farm- er in n .q'mrrcl. Ne.l f.-li Hint he was goini: to be Millie l|-e wlien_ lit.' ^'\ t 1! d' r-eriiiiion of the nii-ine; man. It tallied to the one shown in the lire film. Ne.l sent to 'the (-.(>• for t\ dunlirnte. Hill? the town was at the motion picture 'play- house the nluht it was -hown. Half Jho town recojrilizeil file one liimre ill the \foreground. \You liiue saved ni\ brother from disgrace.\ spoke llui warmly to Ned, \How cnn I show my appreciat-ion?\ \Sonic more of those w underfill doughnuts would be a u'nmd reward,\ suggested Ned. SiniliriL'ly. nnd hecaiise her hand was ,ius| then resting within Ids own, he lnitl the cottrtig\ to telf Kvu also how niui'li- lie loved 'the timk er of those stune famous douiihinils. And Kva blushingly ngreetl to take the contract of supplying his favorite dainty for the remainder of their mu- tual lives. S * The issue with motor car buyers this year is \Closed Car Cornforts at Open Car Cost.\ The Coach exclusively pro- vides such advantages. And now full size balloon tires Essex 31\ x 5.25\; Hudson 33\ x 6.20 n —are standard equipment on the world's largest sell- ing 6-cylinder closed car. H SON er-Six s isoo ESSEX Six Freight and tax extra Why Buy An Open Car? ARTHUR LEITER, HAMLIN, N. Y. —. >*l v.-'-I »-•*— jTr^iwiiiiwiii BIT — 1 pis F\\ - No olti ne^ dai ^OTC 33 \X- ^*
