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PAGE FOUR THE FREEMAN^S JOURNAL Wednesday, February 8, 1922 SMAUEY’S x NEW ■fflEATIffi THVRS. & FRI. February 9 -10 Norm a T a l f i S i s a g o . in ' ■ - \A Daughter of Two Worlds” She’ll make you Thrill, Laugh and Cry. From the thrilling novel of the same name by LcRoy Scott, ON THIS SAME BATE “ WINNERS OF THE WEST”^j A great picturiaatioii o f the famous trail breaking expedi tion of Capt. John C. Fremont in 1848 to the C^ifomia Gold . Fields. PATHE REVIEW 17c PRICE 28c SAF-, February 11 “Bunty pulls The Strings” With an All-Star Cast. A deliglttfu} story of a quaint Scotch village and its intensely human and amazingly canny in habitants, POLLARD COMEDT PATH iTNEW S 1 7 c . . I»RICE 28c pN. & TIES, February 13 ■ 14 W illiainS. in “SA N D ”> bber Ba Southwest. Three other Good Reels 17c PRICE 28e. WED., FEB. 15th Doiiglas Maclean And Doris May In ■ “Let’s Be Fashionable” j B E N E F IT OF OTSEGO CHAPTER ~ -\v D. A. E. The Funniesh, Freshest, Breeziest team on the screen in another h if th a t makes the grade on laughs. - tComedy - f “CLEAN U P ” THURS. & FRI. F E B . 1 6 t h _ - l y l m TOM MIX la, “Sky High” A Thrilling story of the Grand Canyon of Arizomi- See Mix drop from a Speed ing Airplane High Above A 17c . PRICfi 28c. Communieatioii Editors Journal: “As the twig is bent cli'nes.” I know of no ■fthat could better express o,r more completely embody the thought -proihptihg this communication^ Now ■-iuuL then- some homely-Stateitoent is!- greatly apropos as embodying.' a ; thought so inelusive as to, fit in aiiy^ wherk I propose to apply _it here to • f’the development and unfolding of the -human intellect. I have before stat- - ed that as a man thinketh i n ‘his heart ■ so is, he, und also that what he does [is simply’his thought in action. The ;'brain .aetiyiby. If the brain does not ' function there can be iio ihtelligence, ;',no thought. If it 'does function : thought necessarily results. Tlie hu- ;■man -brain, ..campaxatrscely,, 4s„ -mmeh larger than the brain, ■of • any .other inim.ah And among the h.uman' the. inteliigent h a v e —the -lapj' Schenevus Family Is Bliriied Out WilUam IL Doubleday OBITUARY Mrs. William IL Doubleday childi they read Everythirig •surance was catri( sitxiated f.o.ur miles from Seheiieyus, on Smoky Avenue., The family suffered - considerable diaco,mfort from chilled feet and ex posure before they reached the home of Hr., Fink’s huother, which -was the nearest residence... A County Min- the brain functic—, _ of this, movement the brain gets stronger, unfolds, becomes of finer texture or quality. Men who during life have shown superior intelligence are known to have possessed larger and better developed brains, The brain is one of the body organs, a iost important organ, and, like all ),therer bodyody, , organs,*ns, i: functipning — olied with o.th b orga it requires to be well supplie .good wholesome blood, and if not so ’supplied it cannot function. Then un consciousness results. Now, the brain functions because af some stimulus received. What is that -stimulus and how does i t reach the brain? Normal human ‘\beings have so called senses, channels, as it' vere, by which impressions are re- eived and conveyed to the brain. ?he sense of sight is Chief among all. Iei« the eye receives and thraugh the optic nerve the impression or stimu lus is conveyed to the braaji. There the brain begins to function, and a normal brain can’t do otherwise. Then the sense of hearing, nearahout as im portant as that of sight, receives im pressions-by means of the ear, and_ through the auditory nerve trans mits the stimulus to the brain, and the brain necessarily acts, and Jike- ^ SOUTH VALLE\^ Aaron'Stafford has come from Syra cuse to work for Ray Dingnmtt this summer. EayiJiingman, Homer Tliompson and Orson Hartum were business cal lers in Worcester last Tuesday. 'i spent last Wfeck withj ,t Westerloo near AJ-i1 SCHENEVLT5 of the pharmacy. Later she will en ter the postofHee as deputy, and she and Hilda Card, the other postoffu Leslie R. French died of^ his son, Harry, Sundi )ostomce the home . Harry, Sunda:y, Feb. 5th, ing a long illness. Mr. Frei 'eil and favorably known, lu rved as supervisor of the to his parents a t Westerloo near AJ- ing served as su'p( oiy. fon several terihs. Frank Thompson and Mr. and Mrs. The local talent play, \Rev.-Day- lyton were callers in town \Wednes- ton-Up-to-Date” was greeted by a day. IT r H house and C. K. Robbins of Central Bridge kers over §80. was called here last Tuesday by the Richard Chase is si illness of his mother, Mrs, Harry from an attack of bf [ by .til Sec Robbins, Earnest Reed installed a new ti phone for Everet Neal Thursclny. Floyd S. Barlow, F a m Bun Agent of this county, gave an inter esting t a ^ at Maccabee Hall last Fri day afternoon. Miss Bossemnan at the same time gave an iateVesting talk to the ladies and organized a Home Bureau Club. Elmer Allen was a caller in toAvn _;d— night. ■■ ■ ' \Jt? Friday night. Owen Ilagerborne of Mich., is visiting his ancle, Jerry, a few days. ~ Hartwi If and John Gi pectively, of Jay Thomps'on of New York City. Attorney J. P. Friery is the pos sessor of a classy new Scripps-Booth sedan which he purchased of the county agent, Chas. Hubbard. . A class of candidates will be in itiated in the first and second de gress of the Gr S. B. Hartwell ihade a business trip to Cherry VaUey Friday. Orson Jones spent last week with friends In Schenectady, returning Sat- Mn and' Mrs. Levi Hartlendorf of Cherry Valley visited Mr. and Mrs. riday and Mr. and i.son SatUii'diiy. rten and son, ^ >renzorenzo Utmani Fi Lo U Mrs. Geoi Rev. Ge .. non, of Pleasant Brook were cal in town Saturday ford caring is ill with ; feile .Snyder for\ a Mrs. Rosehooin, pneumonia. Robbini is in West-\ ■sehooin, who Mrs. Harry Robbins doesn’t gain 1 her many friends Widbi.’ many friends Widl ___ ik Terpening- madi trip to East Worcester Sunday, ^ Mr. and Mrs; Sidney Markle and daughter, Mildred,\ visited Mr, and Mrs. George Hoose at Pleasant Brook Sunday. . Percy Empie of Seward called at 0. D. Hartom’s Sunday, Robert Smith arid wife of Roseboom Vere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Em-met - Mabie Sunday. RICHFIELD G. Robinson of Richfield id Mrs. W. A. Robinson of City Were callers on la Firmart last Thursday, Lee Terpeping proprietor ol Mpnticel'16 House announces ah ing party to be held Friday ev February 10th. Mrs. RaVanaas Who has spent the winter with her sister Mrs. Davison weht to New Ydrk last Wednesday to .meet her _^husfeand w:ho has been in Norway visiting relatives. , A little girl yvas horn to Mr. and Mrs. William\ SSSith during the past Richmondville ■ of -Mrs. Roe’s The ice haiwested from Schenevus Lake this winter by the D, & H. to talled 10,438 tons, work being finish ed in nine and a half days with a force of fifty-eight men, Shipments of the Product Were made to One- onta, Delanson, Gobleskill and Cherry \Valley. - - - ... ........ .......--------- a n 6 ell hill Congratulations are ' extended to Mr. and Mrs. \Vere Baheoek upon the .arrival of a little .son, Norman James, born February 3rA Mr. and Mrs. \’lS3fter spending several days' Vith Mrs. FirUian arid her -sister, Mrs. Beadle, Alice Ldpmig,. has retuhied to TJ.irtTvfi.CjTN'HiTiiVd. d'k*' dice Ldpmig,. has retuh her ihome ire Richfield Springs, ■ The Ladies’ Thimble Cifele is invit ed to reieet afi the home of Mrs, M, E, Bitacei Thursday afternoon., Eeb] \Wednesday iuite a niumber l from this locality lasquerade party held at Oaksville- F ri' All reported -an enjoys Qi attended at hotel night, j Warren Babcock purchased_ a, fine- yoUng horse frpm John Hti.yc\fc mcCnt- People from this locality synapa-' thize with Mr. Wing over the loss of his .fine team by being dro----- the lake last week. , Oscar -Angell Was 3 recent guest of. his friend RosweU Clark, Mrs and Mrs. Squire _ ^ callers -at \Vere Babcock’s Saturday. Guests at Mr, and Mi's. Squire By- ard’s recently were Jess Byard and sister Beitha from Schuyler Lake,, and Thomas McManus froiri Snowdon , Mr, and Mmiisii^neis Suyclc arid, ^ri Ashlyn -^er^ ^jteritaiiled at John When \Your P mi arnt is Sick, Look lease among farin animals Three dizes^ 3Bcj, 65c, $1,25^ Sold arict guarahteed by , ' r i - . : _ ,Jent, for-'i .. , tors ef Protestant deni the county for-the, purpose of or- ganizirig ' an Inter-denominational County-wide Ministers’ Conference with a hope that a County Federation of Churches may ultimately be ef fected. All pastors are invited to m.eet at the First Baptist Church, Oneonth, a t 11 a. m. Monday, Feb. i3th, for the morning session. Cafa- teria lunch with a meeting o f , the County S. S. Executive Committee. Af ternoon session begins a t 1:30. Speakers, 'Dr. E. J, Farley, Rev. Le- Roy Halbert, Rev. P. M. Luther, Mrs. Kate Rowley and others. All pa are urged to a ttend. SU M M ITIA K E Mi’^\Willsey and Graces Aney called i n’lends at Springfield Centre \Wed- senses, r, these gin- lessarily acts, wise as regards the other chief of which is touch. No es begin to function at tl of individual life; and al— „„ „v we realize it, the^ cKild h as madi tremendous strides in their iSBe oi ;utes it\ ime unfolding, gi-owing, gain ing in strength for that life work which necessarily follows i f life con tinues. A nonnal child can't help being active, inquisitive; 'tis p. bit of nature in motion. In the first few months the child travels far, in the first four or five years, tremendously far; all of the time building, for weal or woe, that intelligence, which will' necessarily give character to his coming life expression. Now, in this going the child is greatly in need of intelligent direction; and if such is: not given, he ;haay go far afield The humhn differs* greatly from all‘’other animals in at least two respects!: his period of dependence is much longer, and he must devekp to a greatly higher level before reaching tlie il self-dei John Begley spent Sunday evening- with a friend at East Springfield. Mrs. James Layman spent S-unday with her daughteivi Mrs. Arthur Pal- Mr. and Mrs.\ Ray Snf-der and fam ily, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Layman and firaily were entertained hy Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Hazzard Sandayv- Mr, and Mrs. Clarence .^m strong of \Warren spent Friday 'afternoon with Mr. and Rfrs. Daniel Smith. Veda Druse was entertained by 4 'Ethel Freeman the week-eixd. . - \William Begley and son John made a trip to Cboperstown Friday. Tuesday jriod of normal self-dependency. As I have before stated, the child ^ hereditaiv tendencies that either pro- ............. vent normal develSpment, physical or mental, or that force abnormal. de velopment. Then, and above all, he has a right to receive proper instruc tion in hi.s unfolding, to be rightly directed. -And it is the duty of par ents to fully qualify thfemselves so as to be able to meet their ohligatio,ns in this' respect. Failing to' do this they come far short in fiiU perfor-m- ance of their obligations to their children. ’Tis a chief part of paren tal duty of mind that only those sen sations jhall come to the growing and unfoldiflg brain during this infancy period-as count for the development true man—iand developm) ■ wbnaan-hood. This idd thehe only wayay of se- is the way, an t only w curing good normal expression along any line, be it social, or otherwise. Right thinking alone b g g ^ t /^ g h t ■ action, and from right thinking springs a rightly\ developed brain. Now, a \Woman’s Club, in Coopers- town or elsewhere, is the ideal place \gf S s S l s i d IffiSISS,:! Annie conditions, than could be gained from any other activity. Besides, 'tis mighty interesting, this doing the' right thing for your children, because you know how, then noting re s u l t s . . G.. G. Cooke. .Apple butter placed in shallow tons _and cooked in the oven is said by some to have a better flavor than that which is boiled. It doesn’t re quire stirring to keep it from bui'ning. \Aunt Ada’s Axioms: To . spare praise when it is due will spoil the child eveu more surely than sparing the rod when punishment is due. Don’t let the snow prevent you from hav ing that repair job done. We will get yoiir car and re turn it; Nowisthetinie. COOPERSTOWN : GARAGE J. Ci Halvey, .Prop. - Phone- 156-W - ’The' family of Leslie- iSqherifevus., were awalo 'hnreh -and from .that time 01 ■constant attendant upon its serVieos arid so deeply concerned fo r its wel- lin t y R i m - s h e felt the church would profit by it. teters’ Conferenee!|».^g->»g,„^^^^ home, or among friends; She is\ survived by two sons,-Wil- liain H. Doubleday, Jr., of COopers- town and Archibald G. Doubleday of ohnstown; three grandsons, \ai isday afterno Mr. and Mi W\iiliaiu_ Ke tertained at You Will Be Allowed Intuest From Februaiy First ON YOUR DEPOSIT M ADE IN OUR INTEREST DEPARTMENT NOW. in t e r e s t com p o un ded QUARTERLY AT THE RATE OF 4%v ACCOUNTS MAY BE O P E N E D AND DEPOSITS^MADE IN^ ir ^T.#.rs,TTT..Trri jj| TwQ N a m es, payable to the survivor of DEPOSITS A N D W ITHDRAW ALS MAY BE MADE BY MAIL. ’ OUR CHRISTMAS CLUB REM AINS OPEN DURING FEB- ■ R U A R Y . \ M em b erships on weekly dr iriorithly paym ents. Return of Interest . ......... . .. 4% Merehanfs Discounts ..... 5% RESULT ................... Johnstown; three grandsons, \and three sisters, Mrs. Calyin Whitcomb, of Amsterdam; Mrs. Abigail Quack- enbush, of Fort Hunter and Mrs. Kate Shutts, of Fultonville, and one brother, Newton N. Newkirk of Ams terdam. The funeral was held Mon- Xlniyer^list Church Rev. Charles Kramejr, I Sunday evening. Frank Baltrolomen made a bus! Jrip to Richfield Spifijngs Friday. \ Thurman Fikes is; ^tspendmg a few days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Squire Fikes. Byi-on Wiles is on the siek list. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Smith spe;it Thursday at Starkvulle. Mildred Shaul-who has been sick tih a cold is much better. Miss Gracfe.. 4*iey of Oneonta is •ending ad couple of weeks with her comp. Let us ca: Services at Fly at 2 o’clock. At o’clock Suntlny ev Sunilny School anil .Men's Class at noon. TounK People’s servjcc at C:30, 7:30 unlim service In the Baptist Church. ■ThursiUiy eveni-nK at 7:30 Miss Charlotte B. Praser, PlcUl Secretary Americanization De-partment of the National W'. C. T. U.. will speak In the chapel.. , worship anil sermon by the trip 46 Coopei’stown Richard \Walsh\ of Oneonta is spend ing a couple of weeks with Mr. Mrs. Abe \Willsey. B care of her , ints to be the ler siie also takes A good mother ta children; but if she. best kind of a mothe care of hei’self. Cnsh paid for hemlaek, pine, oak id basswood logs.—Brady Lumber &, Inc. 10 w4 For- an estimate on electric wiring oaM \Cooperitown 376\!^.’' Prompt atten tion given to house wirirsg. Delta Electric Co. Opposite PostofScs v a l e n t i n e so c ia l Hearts! Darts! Hearts! Every- here in evidence, but more espec- lly at the Valentine Social to be dd by the young people under the\ ispices of the tlniversalist Church aesday evening, February 14th. Make no mistake, this is a _Com-j unity Social; i t vvill be held in the ilist. Churc’ ......... ......... 9% and A RETURN T o YOU OF ALL PAYM E N T S w ith an equiva lent of on coniDieted m em b erships. WE INVITE YOU TO JOIN OUR CLUB FE D E R A L A ND STA ^ R INCOME TA X BLA NXS ARE NOW AVAILABLE and w e w ill be glad to a s s is t you in mohing ybiir return. SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES in the a-------- -- . . pleasure of the depositor. r e n t a l s rea s o na b l e . TRUST DEPARTMENT Under the supervision and direction o f;^ George H. White, L. Averell Carter, Frank Hale, John F. MoaMler. TRUST OFFICERS YOU CAN NAME THIS BANK AS YOUR EXECUTOR. YOU CAN LEAVE YOUR SECURITIES WITH US IN TRUST and income will be sent to you or to whom you designate regularly. WILLS MAY BE LEFT IN OUR CUSTODY w it h o u t c h a r g e . SE rv ' ICE^ or c a l l on us VVHENEyER WE CAN BE OF BANKING THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. (First in Banking Service) Established 1830 CAPITAL »150,000 . SURPLUS $100,001 RESOURCES OVER §2,500J)00 DIREOTORTS Waldo C. Johnston Charles A. Scott Martin Moakler George H. White ley ' Milton C. Wrigl L. Averin Carter Lee B. Cruttenden Ralph W. Elleworth Alexander S. Phini OFFICERS George H. W'hlte, President Charles A. Scott, Vice-President - , W. P. K. FuUi munity Social; basement of the t Uuiversalist. Church and everybody is welcome to parti cipate and have a good, clean and most excellent time. Price of ad mission will be 15 cents. Games, valentine stunts and other attractions will be offered and refreshments served. The evening will close with dancing at the--parsonage. A real community get-to-gother for the youhg folks of Cooperstown under -tlte supendsion of Rev. and Mi*s. —j-tlte supendsi Ghurles Krai “ S'enator, what are you worrying over?” “An urgent deficiency bill.” “1 wouldn’t let the affairs of state harass me like that.” “This is one my wife handed me.”—Judge. Subscribe for The Journal. H a lvey and M cGrath U N D ^ T A K E R S —-Cooperstown, N j Y. ALL CALLS ANSW ERED PROMPTLY NIGHT OR D AY Telephone or 126-J N igh t Calls A t Residence o f J. C. H a lvey VAL£NTINES and VALENTINE MATERIALS Napkins Place Cards Party Caps Cut-outs Seals, E tc. SLOTE STUDIO & ART STORE 118 Main St. At The Fountain Mail orders promptly filled. LAUNDRY If yon want service and high class work on your laundry let us do it for you- Our representative will call for your laundry and deliver it each week. It will leave Cooperstown each Wednesday and be returned to your door Saturday mornings. Richfieli| Springs West- End Laundry Represented in Cooperstown J. Prentiss Newell 24 Susquehanna Ave. Drop a card to our representative if you want him to call. WILL YOU HAVE ENOUGH? In the event of th e anthracite m ines closing down tight on March 31st, lfi22, when th e agreem e n t w ith th e „ hiiners expires, will you have enough coal to carry you through the period of non-productioh? B e tter order from us now enough tp carry you through to warm W o o d Brpthers re-ji bpp. b. A. M. Freight Depot Only a Matter of Habit to Bitke Setting asid'e a certain day of the week for baking is a matter of habit—and a bad habit at that! Many housewives who used to bake all their bread are now gettii^--just-as-great sati5fauttDn-by u sing \Snide’s BETTER Breatf.- And just think of -the saving—on.e day a week less work, a sa’ving of fuel, and no worrying about “how it will turn out.” And you know you can’t make bread at 12 cents a loaf! ' '< SAY SNIDlfS TO YOUR GROCER Buy Bread Made In Cooperstown. SCHNEIDER BROS. FOR SALE OR TO RENT The Nelson house on Main St., now occupied\ by SoutKei^^ New York Power Company. A well built three-story brick building, heated by steaip and lighted by electricity, suitable for offices, or for dwelling floors, with stffire beneathj rear yard and .H..#ntrajiee fr-om Pioileef Sf.; with building for storage or garage. Price attractive. ■ Inquire of The McGo^ Company . OR / ' . E. A . Potter COOPERSTOWN, N. Y. .. ' .................. ° - J? . . - - .
