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bl Hew .Berlm and Sooth k^ng Regents this week nnson r#cl fedfl, near J fr3?o'3P has ; recovered illness. Vl Anderson and little ^ Norwich, were recent Lookout Farm .'’ following pupils are taking Its Examinations at South New [ this week : Katherine Tryon, Almstedt, Esther Johnson, ^tter and Mildred Almstedt. I Gage was in New Berlin, i^OLMKVILLE Ville, Jan. 18.— Miss Ruth k is now hoarding with Mrs, Ig e . |[)strander was in Norwich, ^ E. Adams was in Sidney. Iiie Bush was taken to iospital Saturday evening Underwent an operation. ) Bureau held their first [the new year with Mrs. Ihursday afternoon. |ra. Frank Littlefair, of ^d his parents, Tuesday 1 Miner and Mrs. Carl to Briabin Saturday. I n s ' . friends of George sorry to hear of his I at his home in Bris- £ionia. Funeral ser- Tuesday afternoon |h ite Store. larvey Sage and two brwich, were week- Ifather, E. B. May. kter is spending the |arrington. held their Jan- Mrs. McPherson, and an afternoon lof the ladies from \ New Berlin met is with his nan, near Smith- tervices at the Eunday morning, Lspent Saturday ps. Leone May. taylor, of Fly I Mrs. Charles tag and other feek. lent Wednes- |nson. In, has been Irs. D. Lam bent Tuesday Iderson. tad at 10:30 borning a-r- |ill Baptist his service I. Meyer. Every- nd after ,11 meet. make id give tpening “nunity [church iaptist [Irnes- *Th! lilar lb at [d at if ^Ncr- he on the bd from taiahed (?) Rtithewaen and ka fill their ice T he worked for hia week is cut- New Berlin, has Jewett Mathew- [Into the Mathewson aonday [Ties from here went to Saturday night to see ^ast” at the Colonia, ^m New Berlin taking Sruck. 'Mathewson reopened his , \umm Berlin this Wfek, which he will continue till the summer months. Every Tuesday eve ning, from 8 till 12 o’clock. Those attnding the third number of the New Berlin Lecture Course, which occurred last Friday evening, report an esneeially good enterlain- ment. The number being Mr, Alton Packard, the Cartoonist. Miss Marguerite Welch and Miss Lorena Flint, of New Berlin, were visitors at Dorothy Hamilton’s last Sunday. Catherine Mathewson has the chicken pox. BERLIN Dr. R a y tf. Banks has improved from hia r e c « illness so that he is now able to w l k out. Mrs. J . L .K radley returned this week from R B sette Lake where she has been spenoMg several months with her husbandt Mr. and Mrs, A. W. Morse attend ed a meetfng of tne O, E S. in Ed- meston last week^ Mr. Morse was the installing oflneer. Everyone who came in the Gazette office this week was greeted with a smile—and the cigars also held out pretty good- We are delighted to chronicle in this issue the birth of a baby daughter, Elizabeth Janet, to Mr. and Mrs- Ray Willard, at the Ilion hospital. Sunday morning. Jan. 8th. 1922, wt. 6 lbs.—Gazette. A CONCRETE EXAMPLE “As one grows older there are certain things in which it Is diffi cult to keep up one’s Interest. Don't you find it so?” “Er-yes; there’s the mortgage on my house, for example.” RESULTl, • are whatyou're after^ ^^11, Set femwitli s o j y ^ . F^ertile fields makefullpurses. Solvay Pulverized Limestone sweetens the soil, and forces the- release of all fertility to , hasten and complete full crop development. ^Ivay is in fine, pure, soluble form—guaranteed high test 95% carbonates—easily spread through drill or lime sower. Non-caustic—will not burn. Uniform stands o f sound, full-m atured g rain and o ther crops prove th e superior q u alities of Solvay a t the first h arvest. Writ* for FREE Booklet. THE SOLVAY PROCESS CO. Milton Aye. Syracuse, N. Y. Solvay Pulverilized Limestone E. W. HOVEY, SOUTH NEW BEELIiV, N. Y. F O R SALE Ford, Hy-Power,‘ Nelson, Milwaukee, B. K. F., Crystal and Walker Timers. Liberty Type Radiator Hose. Champion X, Viilcan and Fidelity Spark Plugs. Cement, Cementless Patches and Ford Tire Re pair Kits. Radiator Cement, Tires, Tubes, Yalves and Tire Testers, Multibestos, Raybestoj^, Gold Edge and Silver Edge Linings, Flash Lights, Bulbs and Bat teries, last but n o t least, GOOD OIL. Henry Asa Robinson, SOUTH NEW BERLIN, N. v. PRE-INVENTORY BARGAINS AT SMITH’S The Balance of Our Tailored Suits AT 1-2 PRICE. All Ladies’ Misses and Children’s Coats 1-3 OPP THE PRICE. Our Entire Line of Dresses Silk, Satin, Crepe and Wool, AT 1-4 OFF THE PRICE. The Balance of Our Furs AT CLEAN-UP PRICES. IP YOU CAN USE ANY OF THESE SPECIALS YOU GET A BARGAIN The F. H. Smith Store, SIDNEY, N. Y. Dakins Furniture Emporium I ----------------------------------- t NOW is the time to buy your Electric Lamps. We have the largest S ^ line that ever was in New Berlin at any one time, and Prices 25 Per Cent ^ Cheaper than the Regular Retail Prices. We have 31 Lamps with Cathedra t Glass Shades, in both large and small; 7 with enameled bases; no two ♦ lamps alike. Three Wicker Table Lamps and three beautiful table lamps f ■ with mahogany standards and Jap Silk Variegated Shades. Also four Floor J ’ Mahogany Standards. Extra large Jap silk variegated shades. J ■ High Class Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Suits, in mahogany, walnut ♦ ! and birdseye maple. S Our Stock is Now More Complete Than Ever and Our P r ices Are t Just a s Low a s Possible for the same class of Furniture. Give us a call j and find out for your selves. Dakins Furniture Emporium N e w B e r l i n , N. Y . Why Pay Big Prices FOR FRESH EGOS 1 When you can get them, around lOe a dozen. ONE BAG OF OUR BUTTERMILKSUASH Can Produce 40 Dozen Eggs. J. P. McOXUBE Keep the Drinking Water in the Poultry House From Freezing with a Little Putnam Stove Burns a month without refilling or trimming. PRICE $2.00. ISACKETT HARDWARE CO., NEW BERLIN, N. Y There^s a Lawrence Paint For Every Purpose. AND WT' SELL IT. Whether It’s for Interior or Exterior Application. Good Paint is like good elothing—it m ust be made from good materials if it is to withstand wear and tear. I d Lawrence Paint you have a product based on property-preserving m ater ials, the kind th a t in , a climate like this is a protection against the wear and tear of weath er. We have colors for porches and floors, house paints, barn paints, shingle stains, oil stains, wall tints, enamels and varnishes. SPECIAL AGENTS FOR LAWRENCE PAINTS PRATT & LAMBERTS *61’ VARNISHES CARTERS WHITE LEAD A Complete Stock of Slate Surfaced and Plain i Roofing, also Roofing Shingles, at reduced ^ prices. Burton & Ralpli Sap, Holmesviile, N. Y. 1 GENERAL HARDWARE ’ Steel Traps of all grades. Columbia, Janitor and Hot | Shot Batteries, International and Round Oak I Furnaces. i O. SMEADER, • SOUTH NEW BERLIN. NEW YORK,