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vous ■ts ~~~îll \'*W]Wl«'l| : in TIMES Protect Your Property With Paint The Cattaraagas Times •“ fTi wir« systems. and w'fi'd'rW’W* seek G A T T A R A U O U S , IV. Y . CHAS. W. BROCK, P ro p rietor Published Every Friday J1.-50 per year iu Advance ----- Sc a copy / \V Entered at the postofBce’ at Cattaraugus N. Y„ second-class mail matter. gir coesa for their apologies. misdeed in ÍOf- abjsct A charge will be made for publish- ng cards of thanks, resolutions and obituary poetry. { Local and personal notices, obitua ries and matters of general interest are requested fur Free publication. J. Neglect to keep your property-.well painted means ji >ss by deteridratioii gTrd^eeay. Your property is more hluable now than ever before. Painting will noE only rotect it, but will add to its value many times the cost •i the paint. ■ V h IS PAPER REPRESENTED FOR rOREIGN ADVERTISING BY THE PENINSULAR Ready Mixed Paint . Peninsular Ready Mixed Paint is the best pnotect- on. It is durable. It is economical. It wears longer, and covers more surface per gallon than orejinary paints. Call at ouV store and talk, with us in regard to your paint require ments. We will be glad to show you co ors, and give you the benefit of I GENERAL OFFICES NEW YORK AND CHICAGO BRANCHES IN ALL THE PRINCIPAL CITIES our experience, whether you buy or not. C. H. SMITH, Cattaraugus 1 ffpogfi— i%,i«c«m Mean» THE VICTORY LOAN. - The case for the Victcr; Liberty Loan has been admirably staled by very able publioity writers. Tne home newspaper cannot say anything new on ao thoroughly covered a subject. Yet the Times <wishes to put every ounce of its influence behind the men who are working for the success of the loam It bopes with all its heart to see New Albion go over the top / It comes down largely to a matter uf individual and community pride Everyone knows the absolute neces sity'that this money be raised Near ly 2.009,000 men are still in Europe. They must be brought home, thry must be supported until they get Having purchased the farm of C. J. Crager near Cattaraugus, I have stocked it with high grade Jersey and Ayrshire -cows, and am now prepared to serve you with'first- class milk. JOSEPH POLITO Cattaraugus, New York NOTICE .V I am prepaired to do Watch and Cfdck repairing at my home on Jefferson St. FRANK WOODWARD ’Phone 29-H Cattaraugus, N .Y. ' ■ ■ ■ M ■ I CEB Don’t Forget Dancing School Tuesday Evenings, 8. to 10. boms, The United Slates government must psy its bills for munitions and supplies ordered before the close of this war. There is do possible way of escaping these obligations If by any possibility tlMs loan should not , be taken, the government could raise the taxes still higher and Settle its bills at once But most people would regard that as an injury to business and in volving if.uch personal inconvenience. The loan however will be taken. It is now simply a question whether each individual and each community wants to do its fair share. The man who can look back on fhjs war and feel that he took his full ■ share of honds and a little more, is go ing to feel a lot better about it aa the years go by ,lf hofflowed himself a slacker, he will always feel a bitter regret Just the same with the com munity. Tbe place t hat goes o.er the top will have something to boast of for many yearB. But the town that fell down on its apportionment will spread ita reputation for low public spirit The bonds are a splendid In vestment on tbe liberal terms offered. The man and the town that .fails to lake its abate wll regret it very foon. in G R ANGE HALL ASWELL NOT SO WELL ‘ At least one of the Democrats who took a leading part in the farming of the legislation of the last Congress has besoms appalled at the sesult, and in tends to obey Ahe call of his conscience and penitently apologize to tbe House when it reconvenes for the part be played in bringing about the national disorganization. Hepresentative As- well of Louisiana is the man who itiatod the legislation for the I taking over hy the Government of the wires and cables. He sags he is thoroughly dissapointed over the result. He had been led to believe by officals with whom he conferred that government operation would .lead to general re duction of rate?, in some cases as much SOCIALISM COMING? Within tbe next two years* the Dem ocratic party must either repudiate President Wilson or it must embrace practically all of the socialist doc trines. Under Wilson’, leadership the Democratic party has constantly reduced our liberties and unnecessarily increased our taxes. He has already driven the Democratic party to the re luctant support of many socialistic measures. Unless bis power is chal lenged before his term expires, the Democrats party will be irrevocably committed by Wilson to socialism un der tbe name of progressive democracy This is the startling and deliberate mitten opinion of nq less a democrat than former JseTErtorBeUey of Texas. Along side this statement should be placed the views of George D. Heron, an expatriated American reiidinig in Switzerland Heron, is a revolutionary socialist, an embryo Bolshevist ¡who cal's for the overthrow of our present capitalist society” by the complete aboltion of tbo-qdght of private prn-; petty, substituting instead absolute communism which is to be brought about by the development of a cla«s consciousness among .the \working classes.\ In 1R16 and 1917 Herron wrote sev eral article! m the European press about the President, which he publish ed in a little volume entitled, \Wood- row Wilson and the World's Peace.\ Herron describes Wilson as follows: | \He has knowingly undermined cer- / tain of the foundations upon which our capitalist society^rests.” I \He has indeed been extraordinarily shifty in the accomplsnment Of things he believes basic and right.\ ' \He'ha shown himself more pro foundly conscious of tbe working class leaders. ’ \if we could look deep into this man’s sr.ui I think we should find there the idea! of a weld at last ar- ing at a universal eommunisjm of pro duction and distribution.\ ¡ \He is revolutionary beyond any thing his words reveal, beyond any thing his contemporaries have discern- j ed.\ \As compared with Woodrow Wilson, there are socialist spokesmen who are i Bourbon in their understanding and I sympathy. • As contrasted with Amer lea’s President, tje parliamentary leaders ot German socialism are mad-’ iaeval reactions» ” * ! These writings of Herron’s account for tl.e wild enthusiasm with which Wilson was greeted last winter by tha extreme European socialists. What does the President think of Heron's picture of him? Has he ever manifested any public disapproval? Far liom it. Wilson selected and des- I lgna*ed the same George D. Herron to be a representative of the United States at tha proposed conferince with the RusBan Bolshevists in tbe i a of Marmora. ’ Surely no one will construe that appointment as a repudiation of Herron If Herron’s picture of W Ison is cor- TicW 1 îne~«f Spring and Summer Hats Miss Adda Thompson ' Cattaraugus, • \New YorR We are handling the Famous BUSHE’S ICE CREAM * again this year. ✓ .fT' A. J. IRISH, Cattaraugus AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Gfatice over the Evening Papers. Note the alarming increase in automobile accidents. *Can you afford to be without LIABILITY, PROPERTY D A M A G E & è O L L IS - ION INSURANCE? \One Policy in this Agency recommends another\ feet, Senator Bailey has understated the case.—Boston News Bureau,- A. M. MO WRY, Cattaraugus, N,Y. T T ‘ Psychologically Tested. Psychological tests are being used by the United States employment gerv- Ico.in New York to old In determining the work for which itiipllcnnts are best fitted . f Be Slow to Condemn. Why condemn nn individual or In stitution before you Jieur both sides!. Does a Jury convict or a judge sere tence a prisoner before the evidence Is hoard! DABVEY & ORE! T H E STO R E T H A T SAVES Y O U M O N E Y ‘J^RECKINIg THE PARTY\ The Democrats o ' Massachusetts’have in : called on President Wilson to remove I Postmaster-General Burleson from of fice as ajresult of the New England strike of the telephone operators. \I^urlB'on wrecking the£party\is the message Democratic members of lh,e Bay State legislature have sent to the President. Ah, but he Is doing more than that; TALCUMS for every need and púrpose as one-half. But not only have the) be *® wrecking the whole wire systems rates not been reduced, but telergaph country—not to mention the 1 poatofflee department. He his boosted rates have bean increased about 20 per . The National Fox Trot will be taught In addition to .the One Step and Waltz. GENTS 50c LADIES 25c Private Lessons 7. to‘8. $1.00 OFOHSOOQOOOOOCHKHMHeHOHKHMCHMOC^HKKKïOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO r ■ S NOTICE TO FARMERS ■ ¡8 m •u w 'I am still buying potatoes. If you 1 have any to sell, bring them in any day next week. The quicker the better. Thfe season is getting late. ■ ■ jS Phone I d N. GOODMAN Cattaraugus, N. Y . cent \I am the author,\ humbly confess es Mr Aswell, \of the resolution that .was made the basis of existing law taking over the control of the tele graph and telephone wires for the dur ation of the war. 1 believed in it heartily and worked for it faithfully, but I am vefy frank to state that 1 am greatly dissapointed and discouraged <o noto the increase ef 20 par cent or dered-oft-telegraph- “Yates I am not rendy yet to admit thkt any each in crease i, justifiable or necessary. “ This means the death knell to gov ernment control or ownership of tbe telegraph, telephone, and railroad lines. 1 owe it to my people end the Congress td apologize for my resolu tion if government control means in crease in rates.\ We are glad to know that Mr. Aar well's vision at last baa penetrated tbe cloud of Wilsuniem and government ownership that seemed to inspire him and his Democratic colleagues. It would have been far- better for the country if the predictions of the Re publicans, since proven ts be true, bad been followed when the Aswell legis lation and similar bills were up for ■ \discussion. Apologies cannot repair ■ the damage that has resulted from the 2 ! experiments of tbe Democrats in up setting the established order of things and sobstitot'bg their own untried •ehemea. The people will he slow to entrust the Government again to tha sontroTof men who have broogbt wire rates and has reduced service. The public was never so badly served as it is now. \Wrecking the party\.—that is not verylhigh ground tor-an appeal. But we wfll not be finical. We would be /content to have Burleson removed on any account.—Buffalo News. DEHART H. AMES Mr. Ames is an experienced legisldtr or, able and hardworking. Hi, local legislation includes a bill legalizing a school bond„issue of New Albion; a bill authorizing'the commia,oners of the land officaato make suitably provision between resident Cayuga Indians and Seneca Indians for tbe occupancy of lands for the Cayuga on the Cattarau gus and Allegany reservations and a bill authorizlnig flood abatement work in Olean and another anutborizing the board of trustees to change pavement plans in Ellicottville Mr. Ames was a member of tbe committee on agri culture, alectricty. gas and water and insurance.—Buffalo Express. Violet Dulce Mad?' from the finest Italian ¿Talc a n d per fumed with the true . odor of Fresh P a r ni a Violets 25c Jonteel The wonderful new talc per fumed with, the odor of twenty- six flowers-.Just try it. Its ir resistible 25c Dazira Talcum A n extremely fine talcnsti iii a large specially d e s i g lied ground glass bottle. Daintily scented with Bouquet Dazira Extract 60c KODAK DAYS - ARE HERE The real pleasure is for those who take advantage of those few fine days.Get your kodak now and be ready. Send plenty of' pictures to the boys who have not yet been able to get hoihe. - vj Our entire stock iy brand, new. Ypu are\certain of 'perfect materials, whether: kodaks, films or paper when you buy here. We get the most out of your plates and. films when brought here for < Developing and Printing Try us the very next/ time. ' We guarantee your entire satisfaction. SPECIAL MONEY SAVING PRICES for SATURDAY ONLY ! 15c ! $1.10 40c 60c 50c , > Palmolive Nuxated LOrchircf Doan’s • Pebeco Soap 1 Iron White Kidney Pills Tooth Pasts 9c ¡ 98« 34c 51c 49c The action of tbe Kepublictn sanato- from thi,HTs (efet.'-J -.Samuel Fowler, in joining thq. Democrats against his party is being commented upon pretty keenly m tbe district. The Jcnrnat suggests that MrvFoWlsr will have an opportunity in tbe Democrat caucuses here next year, adding that a. party which ia good enough foA the senator at Albany ebonld do him tery well up- meb Jon his return to Chautauqua and Cat* 60c Kow Rure 10c Peroxide ' ■- ' 35c Fletcher’s Castoria $1.00 Iiorlick’s Malted Milk 51c 7c 28c 87c 60c Peterson’s Ointment 40c Orchard White - 65c Neal’s Milk of Magnesia 53c 10c James Headache Powders «4 KLÈNZO The bWntf**>«[b®th Paste that protects the teetb.in the': natural way . ................................... 25c miiiM iii i» iiitu disorganization to oor railroad and [taruugos.—Randolph Register. HARVEY & CAREY Cattaraugus, New York ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ l l l l l l l l I l l l l l l l l l l l l l l I l l l U I B C I C X I l M >P1
