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PAGE EIGHT FRIDAY, JANUARY 13 . 1928 FOR SALE, WAN! S FOR REM, \ETC.' CHAFEE NEWS All \ads. under thi. head are puol snea in our FiVE papers: Wyoming Co Herald, Holland Review, Cattaraugus Press, Delevan; Sard.n.a Censor The D.iss News—in all five, a t on e cent a word, with a minimum We prefer to have, than, t o have replies RATES:—One cent per word eacli in.serfTonT less than 25 cents. All ads. cash with or.der. Special Notice—Keyed or blind ad double price, you use your postofflce box or phone .lumber, rather addressed to this office. _ FOR SALE . COW SALE—Saturday, January 14 , at one o'clock, BuiJi i. arns Brook Iyn street, Warsaw, K. Y , 4 0 Fresh cows and nearby Springers. Mostly Holsteins, a fe w Ayrshires, Jersey; and (1'iernscys, a health chart furn-. 1 ished with every animal, 3 l'ure breea | Registered. Fully accredited Hoi- ' stoinsy '/0 youn„ breeding ewes i n lots of 10 each. Every animal wil' be sold fo r th e high dollar as we must have barn room for horses that will be here soon. Delivery arrangement will b e announced a t sale Terms 2 percent discount for cash, or o months' time on approved interest bearing notes. C 0. (Juliet. it Bargnin in fire wood—while it , lusts will sell sa.tmiit slao .vooa UL Arcade null a t ui.e uuuur and hit: , cents per face LUIU . .:a\vcd mosli.x ROOMERS AND BOARDERS WANTED—Two boarders to roon ogether in large, warm room. Mi's •i. Burton, ..Grove St., Arcade 46t47]. Boarder or roomer wanted. N. E lat over Taylor's Grocery, Arcade s. Y. 45UU] A ANTED- -ail Arcade .i.-ade. N full RENT—Flat over telephone .like, Arcade, steam heat. Fifteei ioiiurs \per month.—M^-E^Cottrill, ..uh Cottrill Ave. , Daytona Beach . lorida. 45 U Mr an d Mrs. .Clarence Tackberry md son To m of East Aurora spent Sunday evening with Mrs. Clara An- Irews. J E5fr , =BTiggii ''ttii'u t-uu' ~Mr. all\ of Kenmore were guests o f Mrs. lara Andrews, Monday. >Pedro an d 50 0 party, Tuesday, an. 17, at Arcade I . 0. 0. F. Hall. L .unch an d Dancing. All are - invited. Don't forget the date, January 20 , mother Pedro Party in th e 1. 0. 0. . Hall. Everyone cordially invited. Favors awarded at th e progressive 'edro Party Friday evening were a s LEARN HOW TO IWYOMING JURORS' WORK FARM SUPREME COURT, JAN . 2 3 i'he following grand and trial ARCADE BAPTIST CHUR^ Worship at 10.3 0 „ .„ . \All Kinds of People U1n «n: Junior church dunnK -,, iod with worship duur .i; «!,,\I per \ Church school at ll.ib . jurors have been drawn for the Janu-1 ana greet the new otlkei', ? e *jvnjxrl.,n yr-gq | ./lf„.siY,„\-\ »°ym nf >,|ll)remtt eight meetings at some nearby i will convene at Warsaw^ place \if - you, could then get some i n ' formation about some\ subjeets-rjn *which yo u are interested. : The State School of Agriculture at Alfred and the High School at Bliss are planning such a series of meet-| GRAND JURORS L Bennington—Harold Merlow. Castile—John Copping, William Jf\. Adams, William Blakeslee, Maynard C Clark. Eagle—Willis Maxwell, .ngs for young men sixteen t o twenty I Gainesville—F. J . Chasey, M . nve years o f age i n this section. Broughton, Wilfred Toolen, A We would like t o know what sub- \ Dutton, Elmer Fullar. ^\'V.f'^ioVfivs? MvV\7™ TWers\ 1 Jects might be taken up and discuss- 1 Middlebury— Ralph Main, H . ^t •e ?^ntla \i %tM ^•H ay E B font , , •« that would be of particular inter-1 Howe,. ' jroy; Men's first, B. ft. Ti onsolation, Arthur Oliver .oy; Men' s first, \a* . Taber; Men's £ to^. fc order » out. we | W. J. R. Orangeville—Elvin Schlenker. Perry—Harry Nevins, B . E . Morris tie E. church. ' ' lhe \ ^ Prayer service Wedne^y at 7:30 court, which. schooi!,_.4n L d.nledop y $ , January za: i union evening servke m\ the\i FOR RENT in Yorkshire, theStockii itore property at a very low rental Newly decorated flat above with mod from oeecn, neli.iock, u.erry anu asn. cr n improvements. Will rent fla, \™ ->lti ' without the store. Charles C. Da y Yorkshire, 3. Y. WANTED O'Dell and Eddy Co. QUALITY CHICKS—Leghorns, Ply mouth Rocks, R 1 Reds and other varieties. Order your chicks now - — and get them just when you want WANTED—Married man for dairy them. Sixth season. GO,000 egg ca- - farm. C. R. Owens, Freedom, N pacity. Write for price list. We do Y - 46t47 custom hatching Chicks 9c to 19c . Come over an d see our plant. The Springvill e Hatchery, Phone lf>, Springville, N Y. 46t51 F (5k SALE—One baby buggy i n good condition, cheap. Mrs . B . Bur ton, GroVe street. Arcade. 46t47p Mr. Glenford Rose an d Miss Nettie olingerland of London, Can. , were quests of Mr . and Mrs. Fred Rose >eveval days last week. Miss Id a Willis of Buffalo was a guest of he r parents, Mr. and Mrs . W. W . Willis over th e week-end. Mr. an d Mrs . E . P . George were in East Aurora, Monday. Mr. Albert Rice wa s i n Delevan, Monday. Mrs. George Wallace wa s a guest jthers'you\ might wish I Campbell, John Chase. Will you d o this an d mail t o J., TRIAL JURORS M. Molyneaux, Bliss, N. Y . These; Arcade—William- Mannion. Aort courses will b e given during; Attica—George Schwab, Charles .egents week i n January at the High i Johnson ochool building i n Bliss, January 16) Bennington—Jacob Kern. I™ - P - ™\ .i. ' Castile—Frank Sutherland, Milo Remember there i s no cost to these. j e rferies, Fred Walkley, Chas. Trail. l^l S lif 5 ,v A en • by if™ en ^T/^ Covington—Robert MeMann, Geo . state School of Agriculture at Alfred Cook. S9ti i „ f \airs. Joseph Gittere of Arcade, Tuesday. FOR ' SALE OR RENT—Modern house o n East Main with bath, fur nace and electricity. Phone 24J. Mrs. Lottie Lewis, Arcade. 46t47p FOR SAL*:—April hatched brown leghorn pullets. M. H . Demmon, Delevan. N . Y 46V FOR SALE—Square box cutter, i n first-class condition, cheap. Charles Cobry, Arcade, N. Y. 46p FOR SAL*:—3-picce Oa k bedroom suite, including springs an d mattress; Walnut bed , with springs, 2 folding cots; 6-griddle cook stove, water front; 2-burner oil stove; center table, 2 large lamps; graphophone. 100 records; couch; ladder. Mrs. Emma Colburn, Yorkshire. 46t47R FOR SALE—2 Holstein cows, fresh this month; 2 yearling heifers; 1 yearling bull. Guilford Woodworth, -Mr. an d Mrs . Irwin Brown and family of Holland an d Mr. and Mrs . Everett Brown an d daughter Hettie, were guests of Mr. an d Mrs . L . D. , O'Dell, Sunday. WANTED T O RENT—A dairy farm : Mr. Franklin Andrew's of Detroit, on improved road, which will carry Mich., is making his home with his twenty head. Inquire at the Herald , mother, Mrs. Willie Hamilton, for the Office, Arcade. • 4 6 , winter. P„,U ;„\. u i — Mr . an d Mrs, Theron Quint o f Buf- for no,V« Ph^ v 8ek w P p- ° F fal ° were quests of Mr. and Mrs . IZtZ MWJ A, h T MrS - M V^, Ce ': Charles Quint on e day last week. MS i » TO 46S • Tuesday ™ ^ ; Mr . R. L. Willis of East Aurora , was i n town Monday. x color buffi M 1-s - ^- Pomeroy is spending have samp 1 the week with Mr . an d Mrs . Claud POSSIBLE TOPICS Grading Potatoes. \• | Spraying Potatoes. Marketing Potatoes. Growing Beans. Feeding Poultry fo r More Eggs. Feeding the Dairy. Milk Testing. Culling the Poultry Flock. Business English. How the Banks do Business. The Gasoline Tax. Some interesting Books t o Read and Ho w to Get Them. What t o Look For i n Buying a Cow. What Makes the Price of Potatoes. Eagle—Ray Hammes. Genesee Falls—Grant Sowerby, Carle Gotro, George Ringo. Java—John J . McCormick, Henry Nichols, John Bossier. Middlebury—R. W. Jones, Howard Warren, Grant Moose, F. W. Withey. Orangeville—Elmer Tozier. Perry—Robert Moag, Lloyd Mc- Intyre, Walter Morse. Pike—Harriman Marble, John Buf - fum, Sumner Dole. Sheldon—Edward Reiter, Charles Victor, Jacob Hermann. Warsaw—Harry Cole, Earl Wilcox Wethersfield—Leo Johnson, Claude Potter, William-JDrake. FOUND BIRTHS lectures on the History, of the (Jari? tian church will b e given Sunday ev ening, January 22. ARCADE M. E. CHURCH Rev. Walter W. Dailey, p a >tor. Sunday,-10:30 a. m.—Ui\mc \v 0r . ship, first of Sunday Moinint' series! 11:45 a . m.—Bible School Lesson topic, \Jesus the Friend uf hnmer\ 7:30 p. m.—Union sei \ut i\ form meeting on Temperance •The Dastor begins on i>un<Juv morn ing a series of sermons on the Apoj. ties Creed. What it is. Why V( use it . What it means. I >mg as a foundation for these tulU, ihe book by Loren M. Edwards, \\\ hat is Left of the Apostles Creed'' ^ou will be interested in each of Muse & cussions o n th e creed used by oni churches even today. Sunday? topic will be , \God the Almighij Father.\ \I Believe in God the Father Almigh. ty.\ Tuesday, 7:3 0 p . m - -Monthly meeting of the Official Buaid. Let every Steward and ofTui.il of the church b e present. Wednesday, at 3:45 p m —Junior League. Wednesday, 7:30 p . m.—Mid-week service fo r prayer an d counsel. Thursday, 3 p. m.— W < T. U. with Mrs. Wm. Yule. Leader, Mrs.. Alsworth. . . Friday, 7:3 0 p. m.— W H M. So ciety at Mrs. G. G. Davis' Mite Boi opening. FOUND—A hound dog and white. Owner .can by paying for this ad . the Herald Office.- Arcade, same; Inquire at 46 | A son, John Paul, t o Mr . and Mrs. William C. Graham, Franklinvflle, January 1. A son t o Mr. and Mrs . Frank Bartz of Strykersville, January 7. BURTON M. HOLMES (Continued rrom Page 1 ) Butler of East Aurora. Mr. an d Mrs. Gould of Boston were , guests of Mr . and Mrs. B . R . Taber, FOUND—Pair of children's dark red ! Monday _ 0 A hnme knit mittens. Owner can have same I . Mrs . Louise Bnggs returned home by paying for ad . at .Arcade Herald ! from Detroit, Sunday. Office. 4 6 Mr . an d Mrs. 'R R. Allen were c , Belden , of Hermitage - I guests of Mr . and Mrs. J . G. Allen ,, _ FOUND—Bunch o f keys in Delevan , 0 f Batavia, over th e week-end ast summer. Owner ca n have same j Mr . an d Mrs . W. J . Barron o f Hol - by paying for advertising. Uly Mc - j i an( j spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. . raley, Arcade, N. Y. 46 | Stewart Jacksdh. , Mf and Mrs Frank Heath spent _ ! the week-end with relatives at JM- SUNDAY EVENING UNION 4 SERVIC E IN M. E. CHURCH MARRIED Miss Mabel Lucille Hirsch to Ches- Mr. Philip Merlau and Alice Mc - Crea of Strykersville, January 5 . ANNOUNCEMENTS LOST—White gold ^double headed ' dred, Pa . eagle with small setting. Finder re- Mr. an d Mrs . Louis Palmerton an d turn to Herald Office an d receive re-! family an d Miss Esther Hakes spent ward. 4 6 ] Sunday with Mr . an d Mrs . Ernest ,<-.,n • i nw \\o—ii i^. - j \\~~T,— i Holts of Machias. Curriers. 46t47 LU .si—bma^ white dog, near Pro-: Mr. Stewart Jackson is much better , te-tion. N \. License number 116-1 „<• *hp nresent writinsr- FOR SALE—Rhode Island Red pul-• 177. Reward for information a s t o I at M\ an d Mrs George DuClon of lets; also some Shoats.W. EAyers his whereabouts. Name \Midget.\ I chafee Dr and Mrs. DuClon and son _„ Portage^lle, N. Y., Phone Castile, j ame3 C . Ellwood, Springville, N. Lynn of Springville. spent Sunday, ville \5^3. ^ 46p Yj ^ 44t47p j ^.f t hV an d Mrs . E . J. Jaster of. Buf- j FOR SALE-?—My home place i n San- 1 JUST THINK, about 10,000 other ' fal ° dusky, 5 acres, good buildings, ever people read these ads. each week as 1 Mr ' living arid running water; heavy, team we n as you> Therefore you can wagon, harness and sleighs, chains. 1 i maK j ne wnat a i arge number of Arthur Powell. 46tlp; prospective buyers yo u reach when - - - - - It i s Mr. and Mrs. D . Earl Tilden of Silver Greek announce the engage ment of their daughter. Margaret Elizabeth to Mr. Leonard Lewis A . Allerton of Catskill. WEDDING ANNIVERSARIES MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE:—Electric popcorn ma- • y° u \J\ a \ ad . in this column chine w^ith peanut roaster attachment j\ e fffe^test go-getter in the country, -also laundiy stove with hot water Ju - st tr y an a d and b e convinced, attachment. G. D. Wood, Phone 168, Arcade, N. Y. 45tf FOR SALE—ChildTbed (large size and newly enameled) with springs and mattress. $C. Carrie M . Tilton, Yorkshire, N . Y. * 46 Fifty Mr. and Mrs. Benone H . Carpenter golden wedding aniversary at Gaines- Mr. and Mrs. M . J . Wilcox, 68th j anniversary of their wedding, at and Mrs. Marvin Stone of I Great Valley. Sardinia were guests of Mr. and Mrs.' On Monday, Mr. an d Mrs. George Alfred Lewis, Sunday. | Ahl of Alexander observed their 50th Mrs. Gertrude Beckwith of Buffalo • wedding anniversary at the home of was a guest o f her niece, Mrs. L. A. I their son, Percy R . Ahl , Alexander. «nl-»c «„„„nl dnv<! last week 1 Mr. and Mrs. William K. Selden of ^^T&ih^^toufrtorlPerry. Center celebrated their 70th Ellen of Arcade were guests o f Mr. I wedding anniversary. January 3. and Mrs . James Shaw, Friday. \ Mrs. Ed . Ernst an d daughters of ...i A..« nwn cnint ¥\ia waflV.fini^ With > DEATHS If you want a wealthy, pleasing East Aurora spent th e week-end with sweetheart, write (FG) Box 1156, Mr . an d Mrs. M . J . Jewert. Station B., Cleveland, Ohio. 46tf i Miss Etta Harvey of Delevan wh o has been visiting he r sister, Mrs , Miss Eliza L . Miller of Dale. Mr. B . M . Holmes of Arcade, Jan. • • na s oeen visiting uci oiatcx, wua. 0 _ v , RUBBER STAMPS—Orders received C ha« Quint, returned home Saturday' Mr. John Neamon, Sr., of , York- Chester White pigs .for sale, for all kinds of rubber stamps; pads, j Mrs . Alfred Lewis wa s i n York- shire, Jan. 8 , aged Si years. - John Cobrv Arcade NY° ' 45U6 | etc Mail o*rde» carefully atiended ' shire, Monday FOR SALE—Baby buggy, good as' Tiew; electric popcorn machine with peanut roaster attachment, laundry stove with hot water attachment. G. D. Wood, Phone 168, Arcade, N. • Y. ~ 45tf IF YOU WANT t o turn your Dairy men 's League Certificates into Cash, write to P. O. box 180 , Arcade, N. Y., and tell what you have. 42t46 FOR SA'LE~OR RENT—263 acre dairy farm formerly owned by Joe Duffy on Curriers Road, also 98 acres on Eagle Road, including hot dog stand. Will make unusual proposi tion o-\ both of these. Frank C . Wil son, A. eade, N . Y. 44t46j FOR SALE—Six-griddle cook stove,; Mayflower. Good condition. George W. Shearing, Strykersville, N. Y. I 44t46p - , FOR S^ALE^Maytag Electric^Wash-! er, in good condition; also baby' buggy, slightly used, good as new. Write or phone G. D . Wood, Club Restaurant, Arcade, N . Y. , .Phone 168. • 44tf FOR SALE—Hatching eggs and-baby chicks, White Leghorns. Limited quantity. Order now. C. A. Clark, Arcade, N. Y. 44t2p FOR SALE—Building lots, high, dry, 14 rod deep, sewer o n street, fine location; also beautiful home. Grant Hodge, Arcade. 43t46 Wyoming County Herald, Arcade Y. 8ti TAKE STOCK And Dispose of Surplus „•> .O . «f A, Among your possessions it' s pretty safe t o say you'll find a score of things no longer of any value t o you, but which someone else needs. This is particularly true of th e farmer. Live stock, machinery,, seed, anything yo u want to sell can b e disposed of through one of these classified ads- You can buy through the Want Ad. Column, too. These ad s are inserted in the five papers published by us: Ar cade Herald, Delevan Press, Hol land Review, Sardinia Censor and The Bliss News—in all five papers —at lc a word—no ad. less than 25 cents. From th e very largje -circulation of these papers, it i s estimated there* are 10,000 read ers fo r these ads. Address al l mail orders to Arcade Herald Arcade, N . Y. or place your order with one of our local editors: Mrs. Kate VanValkenburg, Del evan, N. Y. x Prof. F. M . Smith, Holland, N. Y. Mrs. Hattie Pitcher, Sardinia, N. Y. Mrs. James Shaw, Chafee, N . Y. Mrs. Glenn Walton, Bliss, N . Y. Mir; DeAlton Brown, Bliss, N . Y Mr. an d Mrs. Damon Warner en tertained fo r dinner Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Ji m Bowen an d family of East Aurora, Miss Doris Briggs o f Buffalo and Mr. and Mrs. Alton Briggs. Mr. James Wheelock is visiting rel atives in Blasddll an d Plattsburg this week. Mr. and Mrs. Clair Tharnish and mother Mrs . Allie Tharnish were guests of Mr . an d Mrs. S.»R. Hagger- ty of Curriers. Monday. Mrs. Allie Tharnish remained a s their guest fo r a few days. Mr. an d Mrs . B. R. Taber and sons and Mrs . Meyers were guests of Dr . and Mrs. Moore of Holland, Sunday. Mrs. Lorma Cole of Fredonia is spending the winter at the White Star Inn . Mr. an d Mrs. Chas. Kuhn and Mrs . Harold Glasier of Protection and Mrs. Harold Wakefield of Sardinia called on Mr . and Mrs. Stewart Jackson, Tuesday. 1 Mrs . Gertrude Beckwith and Mrs. L. A. Hakes were guests, of Mr. and Mrs. N . O. Knight of Arcade, Satur day. COAL BUSINESS CHANGES HANDS CARD OF THANKS. We wish\ to thank ou r many friends and neighbors for their words o f sympathy, and many kindnesses ex tended- t o us i n our great bereave ment i n the death of our dear hus band an d father, and also the singers who rendered their services and those wh o brought flowers. Mrs. Etta Day , Mr. and Mrs. Edward Trank Beulah Trank, Mrv- and Mrs . Chas. Zapf. Clifford- Drullard. P IFOR SALE—New and second hand Delco-Light plants. A. W. Mets, {arm Village, N. Y . Bell phone S4-£-4. X7t£ FOR SALE—Store building with complete furniture and fixtures, lo cated in. Strykersville, in the midst o f a rich farming country. This store is exceptionally desirable and offers a splendid opportunity. For sale, rent or trade. R. J. Watson, Hol land, N. Y . 27tf ANNOUNCEMENTS—OUR process embossed invitations an d announce ments are at least as good as any, and they cost about half the price o f plate engraved. Pleased customers send their friends to us fo r this -work, •which i s th e best kind o f a recom- •m e n elation. Glad to show yon 1 samples Arcade Herald. Arcade. N. Y . *4tf ROSES CARNATIONS SWEET PEAS SNAPDRAGONS CALLA LILLIES FREESIAS , ' CALENDULAS Tanner's Greenhouses Holland, NY, Phone 37 The coal business conducted b v Harold Hocrue a t Franklinville. wa s sold and transferred to the possession of Wm. Goss last week. NOTICE \Growen o f Distinctive Flowar*' Mr. Albert; Herrick hereby a n nounces that .he has sold his mill a t Freedom t o Philllppi Bros. All ac counts must b e settled b y February •1st, and I will be a t the milPeach day until that date.- 46t47p Albert Herrick ANNUAL MEETING The annual meeting an d flection of officers o f Arcade Free Library will be held Monday ^evening,/Janu ary 16, a t 8 o'clock; in th e Library rooms. ' 46 .• L. D . Spring, President. n • NOTICE Notice i s hereby given that the an nual meeting o f the stockholders of the Bank o f Holland will be held at its banking office in. the Village of Holland, o n Saturday, January 14th 1928, at on e o'clock in th e afternoon for th e purpose of electing nine Directors fo r the ensuing year, and for 1 1 the transaction • of such other business a s ma y properly come be fore the meeting. r 44t46 R. J . Watson, President Dated, Holland, N.,Y.', Dec . 27, 192 7 CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our sincere thanks t o the kind friends and neigh bors who assisted us i n the recent bereavement o f our dear wife and \ n!'lvL -\Z lL «T ,j mother, also for the beautiful floral 1 UUItal ° ana offerings. Clark Brink and Family. might be envied by any police officer, ; Along about 189 0 the H. D. W . Eng- ' lish jewelry store, situated where the Pierce-Reed Co . store now is, was ! burglarized. The village Fathers , then engaged Mr. Holmes as Chief o f Police and night watchman. He 1 proved a brave, capable, conscien- 1 tious officer, never shirking a dis agreeable o r dangerous duty. Dur ing al l the years h e has served, no burglary of any importance ha s been committed in Arcade. I n fact we do no t know of any burglary up to the time the A . L . i-mith store was entered and a considerable amount of clothing taken, and that night Mr Holmes was no t On duty. He was a dread t o evil doers, and they invari ably kept away from Arcade. He was a dead shot with a revolver, a sportsman of merit, and enjoyed hunting and fishing t o th e iuiiest. Many are the stories of hi s bravery in making arrests of dangerous crimi nals. He served as a member of the Ar cade Fire Department fo r a number of years, and was Chief of th e De partment for several years. He was deputy sheriff for many years. He also served as truant officer for the Arcade school for over thirty years. He was a member o f Arcade Bap tist church, a member of China Lodge No. 69 8 I . O. O. F. , an d was widely known throughout-!the county and adjoining counties. Burt Holmes has been identified with the enforcement of la w and order i n Arcade, for s o many years, has been almost constantly upon the streets, and has ever been a good fel low, that he is greatly missed, and his death i s sincerely mourned. He i s survived by on e son, Ray Holmes, one sister, Mrs. James Emery, two brothers, Arthur H. and Carson Holmes of Arcade. One sister, Mrs. Dean L . Witheril, and one brother, Henry Holmes, pre ceded him t o the great beyond. Those from out-of-town who at tended the funeral were: Mr .and Mrs. Albert Fritz and family from Welland, Ont.; Mr . Lemuel Hogue of iWelland, Ont.; Mrs. Will Wills of Dunville. Ont.; Mrs. Geo. Wills of Buffalo, Mr. and Mrs . Bumum Holmes of Franklinville; Mr . and Mrs. Will Holmes of Machias; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holmes of Machias; Mr. and Mrs. Lee Smith of Farmers- villej Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Jones of Mrs. James Lewis and daughter Louise o f Olean. Speakers and topics as follows: Dr. G. G. Davis—Prohibition from a Doctor's Standpoint. Mr. Frank Mason—Preserving and Building Temperance Sentiment. Rev. John Riley—What Organiza tions are Doing and May Do to Help the Prohibition Cause of our Country and the World. Prof. E. E. Van Natter—Will the Next Generation B e Dry'' Another—Present Handicaps and Need for State Legislation in Keeping with th e 18t h Amendment. And others. SANDUSKY M. E. CHURCH Rev. Walter W. Dailey, Pa-tor Sunday, 1:30 p . m.— B1M0 School for the Study o f the Bible 2:30 p . m.—Worship. Pastor will preach. COUNCIL OF CHURCHES WILL MEET IN CASTILE The next monthly met'inn »f the Wyoming County-Couni il of 1 hurch- es will be held Monday, ! nu..ry 10, at' the Castile Presbyterian church. Speakers will be , Rev, il 1-. ^mitb, Perry, 1 1 a. m.; and Rev V B. Owens of LeRoy, 1:30 p. m The latter will speak o n \Tl e t hurch in the Modern World,\ followed by an open forum.'\' . Dinner will b e served at noon Pastors o f the county arc request ed t o secure from their churches the suggested apportionment for the years work of the Council. W. Blankley. Secy, IN MEMORIAM CARD OF THANKS We wish to express our thanks for the many acts o f kindness shown us during our recent bereavement. Mr. and Mrs . Cecil Kilbum and Family. V CARD OF THANKS Want Ads. fill your wants In fond and loving memory of my mother, Mrs. Phoebe C. House who passed away two years ago January 12, 1926 . 46R Dorothy House McClory. CARD OF THANKS We wish t o thank the friends and neighbors for their kindnesses aur- -ng the long illness and death of ont husband and father 1 , also th e neign- bors fo r the beautiful floral piece. Mrs. Miles Worthington. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Beckvitb. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Worthing- . ton and Family. Prevent wash-day back aches by setting the wash tu b a t th e ngw height. The top of th e tu b should come t o the bend of the hips. The Star Hose Company o f Dele van wish to thank the Arcade Fire Department for their run t o Delevan and the ' Delevan Pierce Corp., and | all others for their, assistance at th e fire last Sunday, January 8. Star-Hose Co., Delevan. Jay Quackenbush, Chief. Stanley .Hardy, President. V . CARD OF THANKS -W\ rri«ti *r,-f.hnnlr_t r t.ftgp -nrVin fi ^siwt- ed us during the sickness and death o f our beloved husband an d father, also for the cars and flowers. . / 3 Mrs. Barney McGlynn an d • Children. V / ' CARD OF THANKS We wish to thank all have s o kindly; remembered ui during on r re cent bereavement, especially friends and neighbors, th e L O. O. F. Lodge and those who furnished-cars, an d sent th e beautiful floral pieces. Mr. and Mrs. Ra y Holmes j Mr . and Mrs. A. H . Holmes Mr. and Mrs. James Emery Mr. Carsen Holmes. DIVIDENDS Any company or corporation that does not pay dividends is always questioned CIVIL WAR VETERAN ANSWERS LAST CALL Merritt W. Norton, on e o f th e few remaining Civil War veterans living in Warsaw, died a t his home, Mon day, January 2, aged 8 8 years. . Anyone who is not a dividend-payer can put himself s on that basis by start ing a bank account, getting aside a por tion of his. weekly or monthly income. This forms the reserve, and then the compound interest we pay places you in the dividend class; v . • ; , •—\ j -V ' * . < \* The Citizens Bank of Arcade ARCADE, N. Y. '
