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THE (SOURIEB, BROOBFIEIA N. T , WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 13, 1926 i^vo0lifieM &^!avLxisx BROOKFIELD, N.Y. Published Every Wednesday by LYNN A. WORDEN Sidelights By Marcy B. Damall Bred a t t l CANADA HONORS WOMAN Mrs. Ddia Jobe AWey, noted ex-| plorer and mountain climber, has | b^n honored by the Canadian gov-j emment, which has named one of the highest peaks of the Dominion Mount! Jobe, in recognition of her explore-i _____ tions in that region, smith at Troy, Mount Jobe is in the Canadian!have been the first person to make in the northern part of | collars and cuffs separate WORLD PROGRESS IN 1925 general, greater progress ------------ ---- known before within a single year. Overshadowing all other events, of the epochal peace pact ......... reral separate course, wa of Locarno, with its several separate treaties, all proposed and ratifield within the space of a few we< Great Britain, France, Germany, ^ . land, Italy, Belgium and Czecho slovakia each agreed to respect the territorial rights of the others and t all differences to arbitrate Haimah Mantagu, wife of a black- nith at Troy, N. Y., is reput^ to __________ ... .... _ . ave been the first person to make Rockies, in the northern part of | collars and cuffs separate from men’s British Columbia, and has not yet I shirts, just 100 years ago. If our been surveyed, nor has anyone everjlaundrymen possess a spark of grati- reached its summit. jtude they will erect a monument to Commenting on this graceful com- , their benefactor in honor of the cen- pliment to Mrs. Akley, who was.tennial of her invention, formerly of Beaver Dam, Wis., the • * • Christian Science Monitor declares jg reported that certain rum- lat in so honoring her \the Canad-1 running boats equipped with im- lotors are capable of making - - ’ ' er boats 'emment .. ____ .^.ohibition place America def- srmanently in the lead in mt of speedy vessels. Locarno pact is evident th tremendoi derstandii late effects of the not be foretold, it e has made a itual un- _________ „ and peace among leading powers. Continued progress by indivi nations has been general, although economic conditions are yet difficult. The security pact will enable f tions concerned to devote mo tention to internal affairs,- since danger of international complica tions are largely removed. Even in those parts of the world where armed conflict still exists to a greater or less extent, such China, Syria, and Morocco, masses ._ especiaUy the two sections of North America i ■ - together.” Mrs. Akley is the wife of Carl Ethan Akley, famed African ex plorer, big game hunter and taxi dermist, with the American Museum of Natural History of New York. She has also taken part in several of his African expeditions and during 1925 she crossed the Dark Continent without the escort of a white man, being accompanied only by native at- idants. her first J nd in 19( largest ever se- > elephants, o) .j record as cured in that re in naming and elsewhere \vill applaud tl: of the Canadian gbvemmei ling Moimt Jobe in her hono WHY WOMEN ARE LATE suffering among the eral countries continues, es. in Russia and the Near East, steady improvement has taken place, through larger crops and better administra tion during the year. Taken all in all, 1925 closed upon a better and saner world than that which greeted its opening, and we enter upon 1926 with strengthened foundations upon which to build for the further amelioration of mankind. ___ ersations \ _ _ long they talked and so on. •fliis apparent lack of regard for time by the fair sex has been the source of endless comment—often profane. But now it has all been ex plained, thanks to modem psychol- Exhaustive tests conducted Johns Hopkins University women MAN POWER ON FARMS Secretary of Agriculture Jardin ap pears to be of the opinion that it takes too many fanners to produce the nation’s crops. In other words, he believes that with better methods and more machinery we might re lease many thousands of farm em ployees for labor in the industries which need them. Under the restrictions of the immi gration laws, it is declared that the country will soon face a real short age of labor in industrial enterprises, of indus at about one-half the s required. Dr. Isabel Stewai . conducted these tests, which indents, both any captains of industry --------- that such a situation already exist and they are asking that more for eigners be admitted to supply the de- mahd for labor. If sufficient farm products could be ^produced with fewer workei ._ --------------- ------ ers, i. ting more young men from the farms to enter industrial life, the earning capacity of all would be greater and we might continue to get along without opening the doors to cheap foreign labor. It is reported that Secretarj- Jar- dine has appointed a speciM com mittee to study the entire subject facts may be nsequence. methods and itely and per e developmei ,amb Bites Wolf” would be an ___ ;ual headline, but one entirely ap propriate to a recent dispatch from Duluth, which said: “George Lamb as fined for biting Morris Wolf dur- g a fight over a bottle of whisky.” Much was heard of tainted money few years ago, but we now have a ice of tainted metal. Bells of a erlin church were originally made from cannon from the fortress of Luxembourg and during the World War were again melted for remould ing into artillery. Now the gation refuses to for a set of chimes and new . have been ordered to be mad< tal free from the taint of bells le of The Army adjutant who issued in structions for firing the sunset gui stating that the “sun will set at 6:2 by order of Colonel Blank,” is recalle Ss^\ by order of Colonel x >< i uik , by a I'ecent edict promi „ ___ reads: “Motor •leir i-ecent edict pi !. Norway, which . t vehicles must light then lamps 30 minutes before sundown, the :act time of which will be fixed by — „ ----------- by several Mississippi farmers have shown that geese will keep down the v/eeds in \ leriments I 'eloped the fact that irerage estimate the i a given tual time irt, who S o i goose-powei re accurately, women imply ms shorter to lade with 1,084 and women, said: “Men estimate me icies of _____ than to i ___ Which recalls the joke of a pi grapher who wrote: “Married i do not live longer; it just seems longer.” REFORMER CONFESSES Often in our early enthusiasm we battle for causes which seem to us of supreme importance at the time which we may later conclude just se the demand for labor. Event- the extent of a planter’s op- ay be indicated by the iployed from its 3 indicate t been ^resui President Mustapha Kemal of Turkey is still active in abolishing time-honored customs of his country men. His latest edict prohibit tlemen from going about the cai-rying daggers inches in length. nittee to study the entire and some interesting facts i brought to light as a c Through improved machinery we already produce greater farm crops with fewer far mers than was possible some years ago. With the further extension of elMtricity and other modem facilities to agriculture we may possibly with in a few years produce as much as we do now with one-half the present man-power on the farms. The im portance of such a development, both to agriculture and industrial pur suits, can hardly be over-estimated. f l jazine a well-knorvn ___ lecturer gives his experi- along this line. He has been quite a reformer in his time. Among the causes for which he has fought tongue and pen are the single he direct primary, votes for women, the League of Nations, spell ing reform and prohibition. His pres ent views on these questions are teresting. He says: “Single tax still seems good to me, ‘ ■ »nt or likely of An explorer in Ai„ the discovery of an animal with body of a kangaroo, the head „f at, the fur of a fox and the soft me. incholy eyes^of a cow, which climbs! t national Senator Capper propos ___________ law forbidding the marriage of feeble minded persons. Does the senator want to put Cupid entirely out of Arrests of Coast Guard personnel for conniving with rum runners in dicate that some of the teeth in the Volstead law are false. Before punishing a child, it is well to find out whether the misdeed was intended or accidental. If it was ac cidental, it shold be treated as a mtetake to be corrected and not as a crime for which to be punished. itly concluded that e direct primary will not change the nature o f man very much. “I still think we should he ofilcially t the League of Nations, but 1 no n ^ r believe that it is an idealistic institution. \I still think women are entitled to the ballot, but I can’t see that they are doing such wonders with it. lelling reforms engaged Bible Thoughts for file Week Sunday. Make Your Choice.—^Lay not m p t, and where thieves break through and steal: But lay up for yourselves treasures in heav en. w h ere neither moth- n o r rust doth corrupt, and where thieves do not break through nor ste a l: F o r w here your treasure Is » tt 6:19-2L stter Than Silver and Gold. Bdliness with contentm ent For we brought nothing into this world, and It 0 thing great gain, thing in to t is certain we can carry o u t And having food and ment, le t us therew ith be con te n t —I Tim. 6 : 6, 7, 8 . Tuesday. The Resurrection.—.Tesus said nnto her, 1 am the resurrection and the life* he th a t belleveth In Me, though he w ere dead, yet shall he live; And whosoever lough he b and believe r die.—John 11 :25. Seek Eternallal Thihings.—W T e 1< things which i .rgentina reports animal wit the ' o a are not seen : for which are not seen —n Cor. 4:18. favor Is life: weepli dure for a night, , b u t In th e morning.—Ps. the things u:e etcrnaL T h e W ay to Freedom.—To shall know the truth, and the tru th shall make yon free.— John 8:32. Saturday. T r u s t Him Always.—Commit thy way unto the L o rd; trust also In Him.—Ps. 3 7 :5. 4-1 M-H -H - M 1 THE NIGHTLY RELIEF Lives, of broadcasters remind us We can say good night and quit. And departing leave behind ns Listeners quite glad of it!—life , James Kelly of St. Paul policeman and asked to be sent to jail to get away from his wife. ■■ ■ British millionaire, has married Miss Flor ence Roberts, his former housekeeper. washed carefully water it If table silver is w and dried from scal( won’t need polishing INSIDE REPAIRS Winter time is the best for indoor arpentry, as caipenters are now available and you can better attend to it. For lumber and mill work, call on me. Can supply you with any- C. H. BACKUS Unadilla Forks, N. Y, Xlic A.clams Store JA N U A R Y S A L E 1 8 t h - 3 C t h This is a money saving sale for all. Note the following prices: DRY GOODS 36 in. Dress Ginghattis 19e yd. 36 in. Fancy Percale 196 yd. in. Fancy Outing 19c yd, 36 in. Fancy Cretone 19c yd. 36 in. Fancy Challie 15c yd. 36 in Black Rock Sheeting 15c ZQ in. Lonsdale Bleached 25c yd. 36 in. Nainsook.................25c yd- 36 in, Indian Head 29c yd. 36 in. Striped Broadcloth 39c yd. 36 in. Ponlar Cloth Wool 39c yd. 36 in. Plain & Fancy Serge 27 in. Apron Gingham 12^c SPECIAL PRICES ON GROCERIES. WATCH THE WINDOW Hosiery Specials Sl.OO Hose ........................... 79c 75c Hose ................................. 59c 50c Hose ................................. 39c 25c Hose ................................. 19c T.o/«ao» and Men’s Coats y^ to close fleece-lined Shirts and Drawers, $1.00 quality . . .'69c en’s Lace & Buckle Overs $2.50—$3.00—$3.50 SHEETS AND CASES 75c Mohawk 81|90 . . . yd. Mohawk 3 6 |4 5 ___ Men’s Men’s $1.35 ..3 3 c James Adams NEW BERLIN The Nashvil iutly inquir com liquor is being gentina. ___ -in otter and nocturnal and omntv- ille Banner per- to whether any VENUS. THE BEAUTIFUL No one who pays any attention to the stars at all can have failed to ad- with ui “Spelling^^reforms enga|;ed my at- ling to think that people are enl'^ ’ o spell correctly if they insist .b. hei the cause is written into the const! tution. I am inclined to think w traded a wasp for an adder.” Up to date movie actresses get the alMony in advance. _ stars at all can have failed t mire the beautiful Venus, whi< the evening star has shown urpassed splendor of late. Because of its nearness to the ■arth and its power of reflecting nost of the light it receives from the sun, Venus is the most brilliant planet, able to cast a shadow on a dear night when no moon is visible. Venus will shortly disappear to ward the sun, to reappear later as a morning star. Because of this re curring phenomenon, the ancients supposed it to he two separate stars, to which they gave the names of Phosphorus (LueP'\-' i~~ star, and ning stai howeven, several i birth of Christ. *bout twice in a red from the e New Bedroom Suites We have some wonderful values in Bedroom Sets. Ma- i !. terlal and workmanship are excellent, designs are simple and beautiful, and our prices are lower than you will find elsewhere. I ^ k them over. CLARA A. WORDEN Furniture and Undertaking Leonardaville 139, 1761 and 1769, 1874 Mid 1882, and will next occur on June 8, 2004, and June 6, 2012. s has been highly esteemed in s, Homer refers to it as Kal- ------- (the Beautiful) and its wor ship as a type of beauty figures ~ mrthology. In — —e planets were personif it is easy to undersl most beautiful of all Leavenly ___ should have been selected Goddess of Love. n ag when mified as deil ‘tte Which Pair? Tcctor's Clearance Sale YOUR OPPORTUNITY Regular $10, Not all sizes, $15, grades t good sizes itand why h bodies i to ^ \ As we understand it this “truth in advertising” movement is designed to confine all fiction to the editorial partmeijit. Excessive horse power imder hood is dangerous when not acc panied by a corresponding horse s< under the hat. Fish have the keenest sigffit of aiqr living things. Some human ones can profits where there are none. GETTING FREE BIDES When one stops to think o f it, nearly every town and small city is built up principally papers and tl The newspapers out call attention to the desirabil i I odor of wl ; I its stickini A special Thanksgiving day should be set apart for observance by the few remaming turkeys. now made from 7hich has long beer ing qualities. few remsraing turlreys. Women may favor peace, but the - —\ particularly • I young ones are not I! strong for disarmament. The unfortunate are with I' ways. Quite a few still hav I! ry along with 1925 models. $6.95 SEE WINDOW TECTOR^S 194 Genesee St. UTICA Satement o f the Condition of the First National Bank EARLVILLE, N. Y. Ck>ndensed from Report to the Comptroller, at the Close of Bomness, Dec. 31, 1925 RESOURCES Loans and D iscounts..............................................$528,758.00 U. S. Bonds and Certificates............................... 129,885.50 Other Bonds and Stocks ..................................... 616,763.68 Bidding fund ..................................................... 24,735.00 ; ! Furniture and Fixtures ..................................... 6,894.02 Overdrafts ........................................................... 143.66 Cash and Due FYom B a n k s .............................. 135,743.16 Redemption Fund ............................................... 2,500.00 $1,445,423.02 LIABILITIES Capital Stock ......................................................... $ 50,000.00 Surplus ................................................................... 50,000.00 Undivided Profits ................................................. 40,211.42 Deposits ..................................................................1,250,275.58 i Circulating N o t e s ................................................. 48,900.00 ; Reserve for Unearned D iscount......................... 4,536.02 : Dividend ;nds Unpaid 1,500.00 $1,445,423.02 e merchM year' in and year ] > to the desirability < I town in which to trade and the ants broadcast their im newspaper adVei “ 7thout thei continue ivitations mercQan through a wide area, town could or trade. They get free rides on the jacks of their neighbors. A Cali fornia editor takes a pot-shot at this class of merchants thus: “There is no excuse for any man to settle down in a town which has been built up by the boosting of new rs and there absorb, like patronage vn by the live mer- ______ __ - advertise. This type of merchant is being relegated to the oblivion he deserves, by the growth of the mail order house, which merely capitalizes the igorance of the small- sponge, the trad* brought to 1 chants who ------------------------- Sometimes genius takes the form lotives are being made larger, of being able to cash in on other pe^ fliwe:;s are game. pl^s ideas. B u i l d B etter uildings with N: B. L. C. Lumber “SERVICE THAT SATISFIES” PHONE 94 New Berlin Lumber Co. TRUSSES Comfort and fit are wliat you want when you wear a truss. We help you select <me that gives both. Abdominal Supporters Elastic Stockings Surgical Supplies EDWARD A, BOYLE 219 Genesee Street, Utica Formerly Secretary of Howarth-Ballard Co. Boom 1, Clarendon Bldg. Opposite City Hall
