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From Our Correspondents in Other Places GAINESVILLE. Mrs. Harry T. Watson of Rochester is visiting her parents, Mr, and Mrs. L. S. Duggan. The W. C. T. U. met with Mrs. Carrie Barrett on Tuesday. Mrs. Sophia Cornwell had the program in charge. The K. 0. T. M. held a speoial meeting in their rooms on Friday evening. Dist Mgr/ Weaver of Buf falo bas been in town several days and has secured several new mem bers for the Seebaccam Tent. Rev. Ayers of Perry occnpied tbe pulpit of the M. E. church on Sunday morning and Eari Burlingame of War saw with fonr members of bis S. S. class bad charge of the evening ser vice. Dr. C. S. Hawkins of Rochester will be at Dr. Skiff's office next Tuesday. At tbe annual school meeting held on Tuosday evening, all the old offi cers were re-elected. John Hickey, Fred Bristol and Jobn Skiff. In tbe Weeks scbool district, Ray Ahl was eleoted trustee, Irving Flint.collector; W. D. McColl, clork; and Carl Randall, treasurer. Mrs. G. A. Pereell and daughter Rutb of Jamestown bos been visiting ber mother, Mrs. Kat e Duggan, and other relatives in town. ROCK GLEN the ard HARDYS H. 0. Dolpb was in Oastile Satur day. There was a good attendance at the sobool meeting Tuesday evening. C. W. Rissinger was elected for trnstee, Frank Bean collector, and J. D. Smith clerk. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Wolfe and Mrs. O J. Brewer were saw Saturday. Mr. Wolfe purohased several acres of Mr. Brewer. Mildred and Marie Flint spent a couple days recently with their cou sin, Hazel Watson. ' J. P. Watson is putting up a brood- -er house. Elmer Fox loaded potatoes tbe first of tbe week. Mr. James had bnsiness down tbis way Saturday. Miss Florence Donlon returned to Arcad e Sunday. Sbe bas been en gaged to teach in Arcade high school for another year. Mrs. Jacob Ullermann, jr., of Buffa lo spent Easter week with friends here. . G. M. Davis attendee 1 tbe funeral of a relative in Canada Saturday. Mra. Matrjson of Varysburg is guest of her son, G. M. Davis, family. Dennis Fitzgerald left Monday for Cleveland to visit bis son, James Fitzgerald, and wife. Leon Baker and wife of South War saw were the Sunday enosts of Wright Baker and wife. Miss May Snyder returned bome in Rochester Sunday, week's visit at her nnole's, Snyder's. . Miss Gertrude Donlon friends in Buffalo last week. Mrs. Jobn Rourke left Tuesday for Rochester, where sbe expects to,make ber home with her daughter, Mrs. Evelyn Dawe. Cbauncey Reis, wife and sister were Sunday guests of Floyd Blowers and wife. Mrs.. Myra Parker spent Tuesday with James Parker and wife. The'annua l scbool meeting was beld Tuesday evening and tbe follow ing officers elected for tbe coming year : Trustee, I. O. Parker; collec tor, Merton Marcbant; clerk, Jalfe Collins. and Mr. in\» War- recently land of LAMONT. Mrs. Adelia Holman returned Sat urday from the Steuben Sanitarium, where Bhe bas been spending some time Mr. VanAllen is visiting bis daugh ter, Mrs. Morgan, of Wethersfleld. O. C. Davis visited Mr. Aplee of Emery Hill Tuesday. Horace Wellman of Pike Five Cor ners visited E B. Gayton Sunday. Frank Harris and family visited the family of Mr. Swartz of Portage Sunday. J. E. Holmes and family of Pike visited 0. C. Davis and family Sun day. Mrs. Louise. Lee of Castile was a week end guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. B. Gayton. Ed Snell has recently purchased a new Maxwell oar. Middaugn Tice, we hear, has a new Ford car. M. Swartzenbnrg's meat market in Castile burned Friday morning. Mr. Bwartzenburg lives here. PIKE There will be quite a little building in Pike tbia summer. A Rebekah Lodge of tbe I. O. 0 . F. will be organized in Pike next month. Mrs. Zeliff, mother of Mrs. Wm. Edwards, has come to keep bouse for Wm. Youngs. Roy Jocoy, who baa been in Rome, N, Y., tbe past nine years, is back to Pike and bas hired out to S. J. Rus sell. Olande Ackerman and family will move from tbe Bean house on Spen cer street to tbe Jewett house on tbe corner of South Water and School streets. H. H. Colburn of Perry has pur chased tbe Bean property of four acres on Spencer street and will move bis family here as soon as some need ed repairs are made on the bouse. Consideration $860. Miss Madge Robinson was agree ably surprised Wednesday evening when about twenty yonng people ar rived unexpectedly at her home to spend the evening. The gathering was in honor of Miss Robinson's twentieth birthday.—Gazette. to her after a Gilbort visited SOUTH WARSAW AGood Cook Knows Her Fuel SiAFEST and BEST Miss Edith Stearns left Sunday to spend an indefinite time witb ber brother, Clarence Stearns, and fam ily at Franklinville. Mrs. E. Gi Truesdell was a recent guest of her sister, Miss Rose Nelson, at Rochester. Budd Griswold of Rochester spent Sunday with bis parents, Churles Griswold and* wife. Miss Amy Barber of Warsaw was a Sunday guest of Miss Gertrude Stearns. Richard Carpenter was a guest of bis-sister, Mrs. Pllnn Hurlburt, Sun day. , Mrs. Susan McKernan was a week end gnest of Miss Martha McConnell at Warsaw. Milo Davis, the milk tester, was in tbis vicinity Friday and Saturday. Miss Maretta Roth of Rock Glen spent Wednesday nigbt with Miss Marie McKernan. Mrs. Josephine Webster of Warsaw \was a week end gnest of Mrs. George Buckhout. William Pratt, jr., wife and daugh ter wer e Sunday guests of Everett Stone and family at Castile. The W. O. T. TJ. held a meeting at the home of Mrs. Edith Arnold Thursday. Th e topic was anti-nar -i cotics and the program was in charge of Mrs. Arnold. The next meeting will be with Miss Edith Truesdell May l^th. HOEHANDLE. D O you realize that your oil cook- stove acts very differently with different grades of kerosene ? If you want the clearest, hottest flame with complete freedom from smoke and odor, you'should be care ful about what goes into the reser voir of your oil stove. All Kerosene is not alike by any means. And the good kind is enough better to be decidedly worth asking for. Say \Socony\ (So-CO-ny) to the grocer's boy when he comes to take your oil can. In that way you can be sure of getting reliable fuel— Socony Kerosene Oil, which is the Standard Oil Company ot New York's best kerosene. Socony Kerosene is absolutely clean and clear-burning whenever and wherever you buy it. It does not make wick crust—you do not need to clean the burners so often and you get a bigger money's worth of heat. Look for the Socony sign in the win dows of groceries, hardware and gen eral stores everywhere which carry Socony Kerosene Oil. It is the sign of quality and a reliable dealer. We recommend the following oil burning devices as the best of their kind: New Perfection Oil Cook- stoves and Water Heaters, Perfection Smokeless Oil Heaters, Rayo Lamps and Lanterns. Standard Oil Company of New York NEW YORK—BUFFALO 'Principal Offices ALBANY—BOSTON PORTAGEVILLE Sobuyler Dahn and family visited James Case and family Snnday. M. A. Baker and wife visited tbe latter's brothers. Perry and Frank Michael, a few days last week. Horac e Bump of Warsaw spent Sunday with his brother, Willie Bump. Clarenee Dietzel and Chas. Couch were np Sunday looking over the creeks. v O. V. Winegar and wife w.ere cal lers at W. H. Washburn's and Frank Andrews' Sunday afternoon. James Simpson was a caller at P. W. Michael's and P. W. Sbader's Sat urday afternoon. Mrs. Chas. Wilson was in Hornell Saturday. 1 Her sister, Mrs. Delia Holman , returned home with her, not as mneh improved as ber many friends wish. O. V. Winegar and N. E. Spell were at Silve r Lake fishing Monday. THIS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR F0RE10I ADVERTISING BY THE MEgIDA'N'»>R£-5S'£'S SO CI AT 10 N GENERAL. OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO .BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES HERMITAGE. k daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. William Wright recently and an other son was added to the family of Wm. Sbaffner April 22nd. The Hardys boys recently defeated the Hermitage basket ball team SI to 11. James A. Reed bas a new Ford car. Frank Riohards is building an ad dition to C. S. Warren Sc Son's store. Large shipments of calves are being made to tbe city markets. Fran k W. Smith is having a new cenaent wal k pnt down in front of his residence. Georg e Eader jr., and family have move d GO Hillside, where he expects to work for George Hatfield. Subscribe for the SIGNAL Rev. S. I. Smith of Corning visited friends in town tbe past week. Embert Howard of Hunt spent Fri day witb Mr. and Mrs. Lehman. Mra Green and nepbew left Thurs day for Galeshurg, Hi., to be absent some time. Friday evening of last tfeek tbe in stallation of officers of tbe Lady Mac cabees took place in tbe town' hall 'Mrs. Carrie MaoDannel, Great Com mander of Buffalo, and Miss Nellie Kingston, Lady Deputy of Canasera- ga, were present. Mrs. E. L. Skinner and daughter Charlotte are spending a week at Ar cade. Miss Emma Bihr was home from Roobester over Sunday. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs M. Lehman met, by invitation, -at tbeir pleasant home Monday evening, in honor of Mrs. Lehman's birthday After a social hour tbe large com pany were all seated at tables, cen tered with daffodils, and witb yellow and white crepe paper festoons,reach ingJrom ceiling t o tables. Mrs.Leh man recited a beautiful poem entitled \I'm sixty tdnight, \ after whiob greetings and best wishes were ex tended by Rev. and Mrs. Shawjand Mrs. CJsrk. 'Following tbis Mrs. Lehman was presented witb a beau tiful cut glass dish as a slight token of esteem from her many friends. The following menu was served by Miss Mary Poison, Caterer: Fried Chicken Cold Boiled Ham Potato Salad Rolls Celery Pickles Olives Tomatoes on Lettuce Fruited Jello Ice Cream Cake Coffee Mints theatre cbairs placed in their ball here. St\warc Winning is bome from Salamanca for a two weeks vacation. BLISS Chas. M. McGurren has a new Oak land automobile. Mr. and Mrs. Jobn Thomas are moving here and will keep house for David Grover. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wayman have moved onto-David Graver's farm. The excavation has been made for T. J. Hyland's fcew house. Grove Morgan i s working in Oas tile. Lewis Walker of Stockton, Cal, is visiting bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Walker. Frank MoElroy and sister of Buffa lo are spending some time at their Jarm south of here. Eager & Merville have had 170 new CHARMING SWEET PEAS GORGEOUS GLADIOLI Popular Garden Favorites the Choicest Seed and Bulbs of Which are Here Offered. No flower garden, however humble, is complete without a row of lovely Sweet Peas and a bed of magnificent Gladioli, two floral affinities which are concededly the leading favorites with all discriminating lovers of flowers, which are sure to be more- popular the coming season than evor before. But it should be remembered that only with the choicest seeds and bulbs can satis factory results be obtained; and it is precisely s*ucb as are here offered. Listen: Lovely Sweet Peas— For 25 cents I will send, postpaid, to any address, eight liberal packets, each of separate name and color, to which I will add three packets of tbe most exquisite of the orchid-flowered or \8pencer\ var ieties, and also my usual premiums, a packet each of early asters and double poppies. * For 60 cents I will send at least ten packets-of the most beautiful \Spen cer\ kinds in a full range of colors, the finest in tbe world. Gorgeous Gladioli— To all lovers of this charming summer-flowering bulb I will send 20 very fine bulbs, including some of the.most popular named kinds, for 60 cents. For One Dollar 45 splen did bulbs, including some rare prem iums, will be mailed to any address. Send postal for handsome descriptive folder with several half-tone cuts, prices and cultural directions. It's FREE. Coin remittance much preferred. Address: EDGAR A. HIGGIN8. Sweet Pea and Gladiolus Specialist, Avoca, New York. Lumber, Shingles and Lath Mill Work and a large. line of Building Materials Metal Shingles, Asphalt Shingles and Composition Roofings Let us have your inquiries and estimate your requirements The Elitsac Mt&. Co. Phone 21F3 Castile, N. Y. SEED BEANS AIL VARIETIES Choice Light Red Kidneys Imperials Vermont Pea Beans Yellow Eyes Blightless Red Kidneys—This is the variety that failed to Blight last season- and Bhould prove a suc cess in this section. BELDEN & CO., Phone 145 F 2 Silver Sprinds, N. Y. fir© Alarm Signals. Fonr short blasts and one long bias on the big whittle (aot the mocking birds the present alarm for use of the salt block only). Subscribe for the SIGNAL. A Big Dollars Wort 52 Issues of the Signal for 100 Cents
