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PAGE SEVEN CURRIERS Christmas was such'a.ion'g nona'ay-' this vear that it is a little hard to describe, as with many, people the festivities began on Wednesday. On Wednesday evening the Grange 1 nwmle hac ' ft Christmas tree at their hail On Friday evening . the - chil dren of the community gave a- juve-! „j] e cantata entitled \Children of: Bethlehem\ which was very beautiful and enjoyed by everyone. The chil dren did well, but of course, Curriers children always do well. Then \came tie great hour of the year] when the Christinas tree was. relieved of its load of ffifts. On Sunday morning the Christmas sermon by Rev. E. E. Warner was especially appropriate and inspiring for all who live in small towns. The choir had special Christmas music. On Sunday evening-the choir of' twelve voices gave the beautiful cantata, \A Night in the Orient,\ which closes with the \Hallelujah Chorus\ from the Missiah. The reader was Mi's. Charles Day who deserves much credit in the way in which she presented the Christmas Story This service was. a fitting dose to the Christmas Day- which came on Sunday this year. Even the trees seemed especially decorated for the occasion, as they were so 6parkiinp with frost and ice that it made the whole country look like a beautiful Christmas card. of the families here had Some their gatherings on Saturday, others Sunday and some observed Monday. ID this' way some people were able to have more than one day of festivities LESSON No. 17. 'Question: Why is emulsified cod-liver oil so efficient a food for .young children? ^ ~\ Answer: Rickets or weak bones are evidences of lime-deficiency. Emul- sifiedvitamin-richcod-liver oil -helps Nature supply this deficiency. \ Pure, pleasantly flavored, nothing quite surpasses OTT'S EMULSION JAVA CENTER Mr. and Mrs. Robert jiaughter Rita^son Paul,_ Sheehe, Mr. and YORKSHIRE Harold Richardson and family spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Richardson. Donald, 'Mr. and \Mrs. Byron Brown,\ all of Burialo, were week-end guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. \Cdrlroy.. Miss Aime Maher of Buffalo is spending tnis week with her father, E. J. Maher. Mrs. J. W. Griffin and daughter, Helen, of Niagara Falls, are spending a few days at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Miller and chil dren, also Joseph Roche of Arcade, were recent guests of Wm. H. Roche. Miss Mary •Drumm >of Leicester has been visiting- Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Carroll. Miss Anna O'Connor of Buffalo was a week-end guest of her mother, Mrs. Mary O'Connor. JAVA VILLAGE Mr.iWm. J. Parker was a business caller in Buffalo, Tuesday. Mr. Eugene Hogan, Jr., and Mrs. Wm. George were in East Aurora, Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kreutter were callers out-of-town one day last week. The teachers gave an Xmas party tises given by the Congregational i and entertainment at.th e school Wednesday. AH the children receiv ed presents and reported a good time. Mr. James Potter and sons Reed and George were in East Aurora, and Baptist churches. The Congre gational church there has just had beautiful electric lights put in. Theodore Parker went to Chagrin . r-alls, O., on Saturday, where he will (Thursday. spend the holidays with his brother. | Mr: and Mrs. Clayton Day, daugh- Mr. and Mrs. Guy Miller went to | ter Aleathea were in East Aurora, Buffalo, Saturday, to spend Christ-1 Thursday. lc „,„, _ _ ma s with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Linn. | Mr. and Mrs. Riley Whaley and - Among those whd\ are N ^pending' t „ £?n and ™ ' E \ Warner went | daughter were callers at A. B. Ho- (he holidays with their parents are: J* i-lUmore, Monday, to spend a day , gan's at East Aurora, Wednesday. ' Jlr and Mrs. Walter Bellows of New I w • and Mrs - Wesley; -Miss Dorothy Day was a caller out- Vork City, Miss Linden Buck of Ar- M? e5 r „ m I of \» t r own * Thursday, cade, 3Ir and Mrs. Robert Perkins 1 M™£ I? ? Holm ^ was a suest of < . Mr. and Mrs; Riley Whaley were of LeRoy, Miss Sarah Woodworth of Manley Hak ^. on Christmas Day. t callers out-of-town, Thursday. Springville,''Miss Lucille Douglas ofl„ ' iJ r ?\ Lelan d Rosier and' Mr - a »d Mrs.,. Win. Bartz and fam- Batavia. Ilnrry Doiiglas.'-Mws .Eliza-' fl i ™ pen V , s ™ mas day ' with Mr -1 ,ly wcnS call ers out-of-town 'Sunday, belh Douglas, Miss Elsie Healy and' n ™• 5 Pl ' ank Batenjan; Miss Helen Schweizer, who is at- Inrin Day of Arcade; v Miss Zelda'i c • ,, . ma , ent . ltle d \The Green tending Training Class at Delevan is Yauchzy of Niagara Falls.; Miss Mar-' „„\<?£' • w Jl\A e u glv f n r b , y S? 1 young' home for the holidays. —n...u n r noW^r,. ATiso TinrU > >™e? School-Hall, Friday ev-1 Mr. Lambert Metz of Buffalo spent -t nr. T< i fliviofmne Anv with his DarOntS. Mr. rarct Bu^h of Delevan; Miss Doris Bosh, Miss Orpha Day, Miss Claudia Day, Miss Margaret Nichols, Kenneth Miller of East Aurora; Miss Leonore Miller and Miss Sarah'Twiss of Buf falo. Trevor Rogers of -Syracuse, Lawrence Nichols, who has been in New York, but wlio will remain at home for a while and .Mrs. Bert Christian and daughter of Erie, Pa. Mr and Mrs. Glenn Miller had a family dinner party Monday. Those present were Mrs. Amelia\'Woolley Mr. and Mrs. Carl Miller, Miss Leo nore Miller, Kenneth Miller, Mrs. Grant Hodge and Mrs. Emily Holmes, and Miss Wilma Brewer. Mr and Mrs. Ford Hudson and son Howard had as Christmas guests, Mr. and Mrs. George Strong of Ar cade, Mr .and Mrs. Elmer Hudson of East Aurora and George Hudson of Buffalo and they all \attended the Cantata, Sunday evening. , • Norman Woolley went to Warsaw, Saturday to spend the vacation with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. C. Woolley. • Mr. and Mrs. John Sweetapple en tertained on Sunday, Mr . A. J. Sweetapple, Mr. and Mrs, Harry Hawks of Protection, Aubrey Wood- w>rth of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs. John Simons. Mrs. Hiram Pixley of Delevan and Miss Hazel Pixley of Cassadaga were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Down ing, Sunday. Mf and Mrs. Ed. Downing had as Christmas guests Mr. and Mrs. C. Downing, Elmer Downing, Mrs. Bert Christian and Norma, of Erie, Pa. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Ring enter tained Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ring and lewis Bogardus on Sunday. ' Mr and Mrs. F. J. Rogers, Mr. and Mrs D. D. Rogers and Trevor Rogers &ed with Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Rosier on Sunday. \Mr. and Mrs. Clifford' Twiss and Daughter attended a family gathering at the home of-Mr. and-Mrs.. A. E. Austin of Sandusky, Sunday: Mr and Mrs. Fred Woolley en-, wrtained Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wool- ley and daughter, Noah B. .Woolley, Mr. and Mrs. Newton Barber and Miss Ardys Barber on Sunday. Baby Herrilec had her first Chrirstmas tree. Mrs. Nellie\ Healy of Arcade spent Umstmas with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Healy. . . „. Mr. and Mrs. A. F. Ring, Leo Day >nd Lewis Bogardus dined'with Mr, wd Mrs. Ray Twiss, Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nichols'- and lamily went to Yorkshire, Sunday, were they had their Christmas din- »» at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed ward Smith. Elliott McCutcheon tame home with them to attend the wntata, Sunday evening. ilr. and Mrs. Carl Miller-were Wests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Brewer of Arcade, Sunday. - \ - Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haggerty en- Krtampd Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Hagger- Air. and Mrs.'Wayne Haggerty Wd, children, Mr. and: Mrs.!'A;' E. Nichols, Mr. and Mrs.' Huron Nichols ana Lawrence Nichols-last Saturday. Mrs. Grant Hodge of Arcade spent »tew days with Mrs. Emily Holmes \a son, and Mr. Hodge was over Sat- J£r y u i e are always* glad to see «rs. Hodge at our Christmas gather- , Francis Meyers spent. Christmas •\•pit-home. \ ; —~~- any Downing went to 'Buffalo, ening,'December 30. For'the bene- Christmas day with his parents, Mr. fit of Athletics. - and Mrs. A. W. Metz and family. Guy L. Miller-attended the funeral i Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Suttell en- of J. M. Bryson of Varysburg last tertained the latter s parents, Mr. and Thursday. Our school closed last Friday fori a two weeks vacation. ' Mrs. C. Baker is still ill. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller and Rev_E. E. Warner went to Buffalo, Wednesday. Mr. Warner remained there, until Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Downing and- daughter, Merton Barber, Robert Woolley and Leo Day were in Dele van, Wednesday. . Mr. and Mrs. Truman Yauchzy and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Haggerty went to Niagara Falls, Thursday, returning home-Friday. Mrs. Cora B. Twiss started south Tuesday to spend the winter with Mrs. Lucelia Twiss of Winter Haven, Florida. Mr. and Mrs. S. R. Haggerty. are, enjoying their electric\ lights, which were connected up Saturday. The Y. P. S. C. E. expect to have a New Years Social'on Monday even ing, January 2, 1928.. - This social is for all—old and young/ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Smith-were saddened last week at receiving word that Mrs. John Smith of East Con cord had died in a Buffalo hospital, but on account of the weather they were- unable to attend the funeral. John Sweetapple, John Simons and Ford Hudson went\ to Buffalo, Friday. From there Mr. Hudson went to Der by fo r his auto, which he had to leave- last week on account of the roads. A Happy and Prosperous New Year to' all readers v of the Curriers News Items. Mrs. Joseph Hyman,\ Sunday. ' Mr. Irwin Day called at 'the home of Clayton Day, Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Winch and family and Riley Whaley and family spent Christmas at the home- of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. George and family at Chafee. Mr. Christ Brecht is spending an indefinite time in Buffalo. Mr. John Nicholas' sister is spend ing an indefinite time at their home. Mr. Earl Barber is ill at this writ- M-^IP Onlrihortr \f Buffalo was a week-ertcl'gilest ot Mrs. L.6^mnmerr ing. Mr. E. M. the same. Hogan remains about IZAAK WALTON LEAGUE - TQ MAKE SURVEY FARMERSV1LLE George Cummings and family of Gainesville spent Christmas at the WJ A. Dewitt home. Victor Kellogg and family' spent Christmas in Buffalo. Howard Henry and family of Olean weer week-end guests at J. P. Henry's. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sherman and son and two grandchildren 'were Christmas guests at the Royal Will iams home. Mrs. Rhoba Price is spending her weeks vacation with her daughters at Perry and will'also visit her son at Hornell. Mr. and Mrs. Willard Young's at tended the funeral of Mrs. Lillian Baker, at the Center, Monday. Mrs. Mary Hooper and Mrs. Agnes Metcalf are spending some time at the. Wm.'iGilmore home. Oscar-Dewitt was a guest at the George Dewitt home the first of the week. Mrs. H. E. Reese is spending some time at the T. D. Johns home. - —i Christmas exercises and a tree were held at the Baptist church, Fri day evening and was greatly enjoyed by_all present. The Philatheas .gave a very pleas ant entertainment and fine repast to the winning side of their annual con test. It was held, in the -Baptist church parlors and was. the cause of much merriment. . Hub\ I've swallowed my collar ... J WW\/ W* J»UUB»«t | Murday to be the guest of Mr.cand afe Theodore Barbour. . -- : . . \. On Monday, Mr. and,Mrs ; Leon \aggerty entertained,'Mr. and Mrs. gobert Perkins of LeRoy, Mr. ;»nd ™- Huron Nichols and ' Lawrence Nichols. .- '. .. i>- .. , Mr. and Mrs. Charles'-F. Day'en tertained Mrs. Effie Bridenbaker of jorkshire, Mrs. Minnie Day;and P. \Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bush, Miss Mar ket Bush, Miss Orville Bush, were Wests of Mr. and Mrs. ?• Carlisle waves, Monday. . Mrs. Susie Wc .» Chafee for some time and Robert . Th e Izaak Walton League of America', powerful state-wide and* nation-wide conservation and outdoor recreation organization, is planning to remedy outdoor conditions, it was learned today. A complete investigation through local sources is announced by the State Headquarters of the League at Utica to determine what steps should'.be taken here in the interest of outdoor recreation, propagation of game and • fish supply, and other matters relative to Constructive con servation. This local investigation will be undertaken as part of a nation-wide button! conservation survey being made by: Wife—Now you know where it is, the League under th e direction of anyway. Seth E!, Gordon, formerly executive officer of the Pennsylvania Game ' Commission and largely responsible for the\ nationally famous \Pennsyl vania System\ of game and fish ad ministration,, state officers-said. Great effort will be exerted- to make Ne w York State the leader of this new \movement according to Ward B v Edwards, President of the •State Division. Mr. Edwards is send ing out an urgent call to all sports men and outdoor lovers to participate in\ the\ new expansion of the Walton\ League movement. .Mor e fish and better fishing, more game and better hunting, more re-' creation areas and more opportuni ties >for. outdoor sports,\are.the : basic- Jdeas • of the League, which also is aggressively \combarang pollutiori _ of 7 streams commercialization of Tecr^a-: tion . areas; and. advocating\ sportsmanship and sportsmanlike methods in shooting, fishing and 1 camping. , , • -v • .The \stepsto be' takenhere will, depend\ largely upon the degree of interest shown b y this community, according to State * Headquarters. The 'WaTton : League 'is undertaking its nation-wide conservation and ex pansion, program in accordance with its determination to keep stride with the' increasing demands made by the poDularify. of outdoor recreation, which- during the past few years has become a major phase of American 'life, according to the statement from State Headquarters of the 1 organiza tion. • v PROTECT YOURSELF . Against Influenza La Grippe, ' Coughs and Colds ' by keeping free from con stipation through use' of DR. SULLIVAN'S SURE SOLVENT Sold in Arcade Over —^25-Years, l r . •- gties Alvin Raymond and family were at De\!evan Sunday. ' Chris Goldberg and family of Sar dinia were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Holmes, Sunday. Ray Allen and family were guests of Mrs. Wm. Wilmot at Delevan, SunHay„ Charles Ralyea of Boston, Mass., is caring for his father, Frank Ralyea who is very ill. Chas. Casey visited at Lee Casey's at Sardinia recently. Mrs. Charles Casey was in Sandus-' ky to see her uncle, Mr. Wm . Jones, Sunday. Mrs. Rose Beaver \has returned .home from Montana. Clifford Tullar was home for Christmas, from Elmira. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Leffingwell were guests at Mrs. Jennie Leffing- well's, Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Homer Block and wife and Mrs. Stanley House of Hol land were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lee House. ' Helen Kittleson is spending her Christmas vacation with her people. Mrs. Earl Swartz of Olean was at Perry Chafee's Monday, and with Mr. Chafee ( attended the funeral of Mrs. Ida Sessions. „ • Orrin Chafee is on the sick list. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Chafee, Hugh Terwilliger spent Christmas in Springville with Byrd King and fam ily. Mr. and Mrs. J. T. McClory, Mr. and Mrs. C. P. McClory, Mr. and Mrs. Richard McClory and Mr. and Mrs. Merle Jones and daughters of Frank- linville spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs: Frank McClory. Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sherman were guests at R. B. Williams', at Farmersville, Monday. _ Mrs. Florence Vance and Ray Vance and family spent' Christmas with Claud Vance. Anna Yanda is spending her vaca tion with her people in- Centerville. Louise Yanda of East Aurora spent 1 Christmas with Mrs. Claud Vance. Mr. Eldon Torsey and .family .and Glen Torsey and Peter Kittleson and family spent Christmas at George • Kittleson's, at Sardinia. ] Mr. and Mrs. Orrin Richardson of Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Richardson of Arcade spent Christ mas with Mr. and Mrs. Perry Chafee. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sampson en tertained Monday at dinner. Covers were laid for 34. All their children and grandchildren were present with the exception of Mrs. Emma King and Arthur King. Mr. and Mrs. Campbell and daugh ter of Buffalo and son of Calif., were Monday guests of Mrs. Wm. Jorden. MASONVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Charles Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Ceylon Williams and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Kessler were Monday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Mer ton Williams. Mr. .and. Mrs. Frank Robinson were Christmas guests of-their daughter, Mrs .Hazel Locke alnd family at Franklinville. George Mauer of Niagara Falls visited at A. L . Bond's, Sunday. Erron and Claire Woodard and Ward and Lawrence Dedrick were callers at A. E. Wilson's, Wednesday evening. Merton Williams and family spent .Christmas day -with Fred Milks and family at Machias. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Robinson and daughter \were Christmas day guests of Geo. Rpbinson and family. Mrs. Hattie Everts, Mrs. Speda Bump and Mrs. Ruth Wilson attend ed , the Ladies' Aid Society at Mrs. Charles Martin's at McKinstry, Wed nesday p. m. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Everts spent Christmas day with theffifison Floyd and family. JL s Mr. and Mrs. Rtissej}7B.ump, Mr. and Mrs. Z. B. 'Hall, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Everts, Merton Wilson and family and A. E. Wilson and family attended the Christmas tree enter tainment at McKinstry on Saturday evening. > ; George Goodemote and family of Franklinville were at Leslie Everts', Saturday.- Mrs. Altff Robinson spent a few days the 'past week with her daugh ter, Mrs. Fred Woodard and family. . Mr. and Mrs. Fred Berimiller were Monday guests of A. E. Wilson and family, JOHNSONBURG J The Johnsonburg'school pupils held their Christmas entertainment and tree-in the Congregational church, Thursday evening. The members\of the M. E. Sunday School gave their Christmas enter tainment in the M. E. church, Satur day evening. Rev.\ Leland-W. Brignall officiated at the funeral of John M. Bryson, age 73 years, in Varysburg, Thurs day. . Mrs. T,ina Whiting of .Buffalo has been a guest of Mrs. Ella Bentley. Ben Ames spent Friday and Satur day^ in Rochester. Cry for MOTHER! Fletcher's Castoria is a harmless Substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Teething Drops and Soothing, Syrups, Drepared to relieve Infants in arms and Children all ages of Constipation Wind Colic Flatulency \ To Sweeten Stomach Diarrhea Regulate Bowels Aids in the assimilation of Food, promoting Cheerfujness, Rest, and Natural Sleep without Opiates To Jvoid imitations, always look for the signature of &£z< a /xvi&&iJ>b'. Prove n fUrn ^tions on ench»packnac. Physicians everywhere recommend it. GRIFFIN'S PRICES Are attracting 'more and more outside trade— Your name and address on a postcard will put you on our mailing list. C. W. GRIFFIN Java Center, \N. Y. STATE 6F HEW YORK: SUPREME-COURT: ERIE COUNTY: Hoyt S. Butler and Claude W. But- I ler, as Executors of the Last Will and Testament .of Viola M. Butler, deceased, Plaintiffs, against Fred Rose and (Grace Rose, his wife, Hugh J. Fischer, Freda Rose, Charles Foltzer- and John Mucherimo, De fendants. N In pursuance and by virtue of a judgment -of foreclosure 'and sale duly granted by this Court and enter ed in the Erie County Clerk's Office on the 26th day of November, 1927, I, the undersigned Referee, duly ap pointed in this action for such pur pose, 1 will expose for sale and sell at Public Auction to the highest bidder therefor, in the westerly vestibule of the City and County Hall, in the City of Buffalo, Erie County, Ne w York, on the 16th day of January, 1928, at ten o'clock in the forenoon of that day, the real. estate and mortgaged premises directed in and by said judgment to be sold and in said judg ment described as follows: • •ALL,.THAT. TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate, in the Town-of Sardinia; County of-Erie.-and State of New/York, distinguished as'being part of lot No.. 37, Towriship > 7 and Range 5 bounded and described as follows: Beginning at a point in the center of the highway running west from Chafee, N. Y., on the west line of the land formerly owned by Duty Briggs: thence running north on the west line of said Duty Brigg's land thirty chains and seven links; thence run ning west along the south line of lnnds owned by Sylvester Briggs and 7 \7 _ fc- • —- ,.George B. Rogers, twenty-four chains At^Yoar Druggist. 42t.'. Inexpensive and forty-two links (2f ch. 42 L): '•^— n ' I thence south along\ the east line of lnnd .owned by Frank <B. Wilber 19 chains.and 75 links,to the center of —.J a-,, • t^PTiPK past in' the cen- -COMPANY Near Broadway and Fillmore Buffalo, N. Y;_ SILK DRESSES $8.75 j New shades and black and navy. You will find here many styles that are copies of dresses at much higher prices. i COLD S Coughs, Bronchial and Chest Affec tions Quickly Relieyed By BRAZILIAN B ALM : -, - At All Druggists -50c per bottle 43t47 SUPREME COURT: WYOMING saft highway; tlience east in' the cen- COUNTY. I tcr, of said highway twenty-six chains The' Citizens Bank' pf Arcade,• Plain- and nine.links^to the place of begin- tiff, vs. John King and one, Defend- ning. cpnta'ining sixty-two • and one- ants, i half .acres of land, be the same mora Pursuant to a judgment of fore- or less, closure and sale duly granted by this 40t46 Preston R. Smith, Referee. Court and v entered in the office of the Daetsch, Paul, and Lesswing, Attor- Clerk of the County of Wyoming on neys : f or Plaintiffs, the 16th day of December, 1927, I, Office and P. 0. Address, 616 Pru- the undersigned referee duly appoint- dential, Building, Buffalo, New York. ed in this action for that purpose, ' * - : will exposei for. saleiand sellI at public N0 TICE TO • CREDITORS—Purau- auction_to* the highest bidder^there- ant - t0 an . order , of Hon Louia £ Hart, Surrogate of Erie County, all persons having claims against Joseph rfopata, late pf the Town of Sardinia, deceased,' are hereby required to ex hibit the same with vouchers thereof to the : undersigned Executor of the Will of said deceased at' Sardinia, N. Y., on or before the 23rd day of March,, 1928. Dated; September 19, 1927. • Edward T. Miller, Executor. Knight & Bentley, -'Attorneys; Ar cade. N. Y. ' 80t4 iJhr£e_chains._fifJ3^^ lHayden_Iozier r Jr.ro f Poughkeer^Tnorth 20 degrees 10 minutes • eas^ sie is a guest, of nis parents, Mr. andJ.75:100 chains; thenee east .-^26 .88 Mrs. Hayden.Tozier, Sr.\- , I chains to the east line of said lot; Wagner, who has been I ,r . a ener 0 f R „(T °i mo tlme a «d Robert ? th and'M ,l° S £ ent the holidays 2 a Christmas rf,7 \F U{?ene Yauchzy., - -- as day .Mr. and-Mrs.'.Tru;, ,,. - . — P o— Molly—-Are you sure that Fred tn 1 ^ ami Mrs P v> m' 1 ' J love( * y^«. «nd yo'u alone? {? Jnv a ViHaS b iJtl Warner wo* I KatKeeh—Oh, yes; more then *- aUe nd the fi„ir&^fZ zoning,,.;han at-any other time.—The Path- ne nne Qhnstmas exer- finder. ' ' 1 Standard and Portable TYPE WRITERS > Ribbons for all MacUaee. / Carfcom ' Adding Machine* akd Paper'Roll* - . Rabber Stamp* and.Acceeaortee - Spindle Account Flies and Statement* •' Carbon < Salesbooks. Card File* Sealing; Machine* and Gamraesl Tap* >' Special Blanks for School* ' Farm Posting Sis^is. Trap Mariwrt Gummed Labels, Magajdn* ' Subscriptions Office Supplies and Specials]**\ Delirery always prepaid. Send for Circular and Price*. ROY VAN. HOESEN, . FranklinTflle, It.' Y. Mail-Order Stationer ( .for, at the office of Knight & Bentley in the Village of Arcade,- N. Y., on the 30th day of January 1928, at 10 a. m., the real estate and mortgage premises directed in- and by said judgment to be sold and therein de scribed as follows) or so much thereof as will be sufficient to pay.the amount due upon said judgment, to ,wit:— -' > ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the Town of Arcade, County of Wyoming and State of New York, being twenty-five /acres on Lo t No. 15, and bounded as .follows:—Beginning in the east,line of Lot No. 15, at the northeast corner of land formerly owned by Lawrence McGuire; thenc*e running west thirty- eight chains and thirty links to the center of the highway; thence along the center of the highway, north 46 degrees forty minutes east, eleven chains and thirteen links; \thence south 69 degrees 20 minutes .east, Charles Satter 'is a patient in the Warsaw\ hospital: - ' 1 • _,Miss»Zora Luce of Clarkson is'a guest .of Mr. and Mrs. Yern C. Luce.' , -The pupils oi. the -Johnsonburg school are-enjoying-a two-weeks va cation. ''-.'-!• \.'•'-< -' . i! ; . ••'-!. JOHNSONBURG M.E.- CHURCH J —\Rev. Leland.W .Brignall. Pastor. , (New.Year's'Day). 11 a .m.—New'--'.--Year's sermon. Subject: \On'd Way Street\ Text: Philippians 8:13-14. V- ' 12 m .r— Sunday School'with class es for, all. ,< - .« :-. • • 3 p. m.—Wyoming County Home services •'•'.-'' :'• 7:30-p. m'.— Epworth League meet ing. Subject: \Walking Life's Road with Christ\ Andrew Fisher will be the leader. > . Thursday at 7:3.0 p. m.—Prayer meeting in the church. This ihurch' wishes all a .-cry Happy ii nd Prosperous New Year. thence south 7.20 chains,'to the place of beginning, containing TWENTY- FIVE ACRES of land, mor*or less. . ALSO. ALL THAT-TRACT', OR PARCEL OF LAND, situate in the town, county and - state 'aforesaid, being a > part of lot No. .15, bounded north by land deeded to.'John Dwyer, twenty-five -,. chains, > < seventy-seven links; 'east by Lot No. 7,' -Irorelv* chains -and. sixty-four links; south and southerly • by lands '•' formerly deeded to' John. Schoener; and west-, erly'by the center of'the highway, containing THIRTY-SEVEN, acres oi land he the same more or less. Dated'D'ecemher 16th, 1927. I H . K. Bristol, Referee. , Knight & Bentley, Plaintiff's At torneys, Arcade, N. Y. • 42t48 _ „ Prof. A Turk never sees the face of his fiancee until, after they are married. Stude: Can Turks get divorced? NOTICE TO CREDITORS—Pursu ant to an order of Hon. Louis B. Hart, Surrogate of Erie County, all persons having claims against Milo Wilson late of the Town of Sardinia, deceased, are hereby required to ex hibit the same -with vouchers thereof to' the undersigned Executor of the Will of said .deceased at-Sardinia, N. Y., on or before the 28rd day of -Marchr-1928.^— 1 Dated, September 19. 1927. '.\ Edward T. Miller, Executor. Knight * Bentley, Attorneys, Ar cade, K. Y„ • SOU NOTICE TO CREDITORS^-Pursu- ant to an O^der of; Hon. Barber B. Conable, Surrogate, of Wyoming County; notice is hereby, given to all jersons having claims against the estate of Marie H. Wood, late of the Town of Arcade, Wyoming County, N.\ Y., deceased, that they are requir ed ,to present the same, with proper vouchers,, t o the undersignd Executor of the Will of said deceased at his residence in the, Town of Arcade, N. .Y„ on or.before the 16th day of March; 1928. ... ' Dated, September 12, 1927. Robert Lewis, Executor. Knight & Bentley, Attorneys for Executor, Arcade, N. Y. 29t8 \THiy do you always carry a can teen r wfer when you go huntinf'\ \So 1 v v. take a chas\er after every shot.\
