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CONSTABLEVILLE. LOWVIU.E CHURCHE8 AND KINDRED SOCIETIES. •n trinity Church. Rev. A. WilHs Ebersole, Rector* New Year's morning, Jairuary lsl, th« circumcision service at 9 a. m. January 4th, second Sunday after Christmas^ 10:30 a. m., service and .hoJy, communion; 4 p. m., chujrch fchflol; 6 p. m., yespers service. ~ The Christian 8cier\ce.. Christian Science Society of si Sec Society o Lowvilie .Wold services every Sunday at 1 a. m.. at No. 350 State street. A conWal Invitation is extended' to every- ;<ttfc subject, January 4, \Qd\ I 306 £;fc; bj, Jry , Qd: golden teoct. Isaiah. 30:26, \The light of 4*tft£ sun shall be sevenfold, aa the light fept seven days, In the day that—tjie ~: lord bljndeth up the breach of bis peo- pis, and healeth the stroke of their f^iround.\ ? Baptist Churoh. -.- Bftner E. Dresser, Minister. to be at the church at 7:30 y evening and have a part In * first meeting: of 1920, The mission society has postponed- Jamiary meeting to Friday after- Won, January $r ;*»,JNext : Sunday, aa the first of the I^ year should specially appeal to alt Publio worship at 10:30 and $fc> The subjects of Che sermons will ; '•'First Things\ and \The Evening vlcs.\ Plan to make the. Sunday ..\\_\\! \«• refeMljWPvPkrt Qf your wofk in J(>. It. follows \h« morning service. Jfaj^jEDndeavor meeting at 6:SO wlHHSe •\'•\ by Mrs, Fred Reed. The subject: \Believe in God.\ •. - :. congregation Joins In the union of the week of prayer: The al meeting of the church will be, after the Friday service, about First M. E. Churoh. Rer. S. W, Brown. Pastor. for January- 4th: Public^ WThip and sacrament of the Lortrjr Upper at 10:30 a. m.; preaching by pr at 7:30 p. m. A dordial invlta- Is given you to attend these ser- w%< Let us begin the neMv year 4>y intending the service of -the Lord's BfUHdlay school at noon. There Is room 8. class for you. Will you be there? V League meeting at 6:30 p.'m.; Earl Bingham, leader. \Watch meeting. Wednesday evening In * at 8:30; a varied programme, and' watch the old} year out and year in. s choir rehearsal, Friday even- at 7:30 In the chapel. The union of prayer will begin Monday January 6th and 6th in the Presbyterian church; January 'and 8th in the Frst M. E. church; ijtfuary 9th ankt J^th in the First Bap- •j^ church. Thepe meetings are held spiritual benefit artd blessing. Will .make an effort to attend them? First Pre«byterj«n Church. deGroot Vogler, Minister, mid-week service this week be- of New Year's day. Sunday service at 10:30; subject, pen Door,\ Rev. 3:9; Sunday *;; :\ and organized classes Irame- '\y after the morning service; EfuiaUan Endieavor Society meets at _iiO In the' church; subject. \I Be- -°-~ In God.\ John 14:1, 8-10; Mark t iT-24;, 11:22? (consecration meet- War Work Council of V. M. C A. Has $1,000,000 for Free Scholarships for Men Who Served In the World War—Com- munity Christmas Tree Greatly En- joyed.' • L (Sarah b. Evans,\ Correspondent!) William MiddleraiUer has gorte to Rochester, where he hae employment. Miss Anna Bernholz, of Roserle, is the guest of her fath«r> Anthony Bern- holz. Mips NeH Powell, of Utlca, spent Christmas with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Powell. ' Mia* Helen Zimmer, of Utica, spent Christmas with > b.er parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Zimmer. Miaa Gladys A. Conamt, of Washing- ton, spent a day with her grand'-father, R. E. Conant, recently. .Raymond Scheid'leman, of Utica, spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George H. Scheldfeman. Mra. MlHer Felshaw and children, of Highmarket, were guests of Dr. and Mrs. H. F. Felshjaw the past week. ' M|ss • Fann/y AUen, of Watertown, was the week-end gpiest of her aunt, Mrs. E. C. Thompson, and other friends. Mra. John Rlgetz entertained >on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. Herman Weidsmer and Mr. and Mrs. John Satler and family, of Boonville. ' Miss Elizabeth Zimmer, of Syracuse University, is spending the holiday Vacation with tier aunt, Mrs. Gkterge Martus and othier friends. '.' Howard Long, of Rome, and^Merrell Louis Zimmer and Mrs. Elizabeth Dowllng United In Marriage—Daath of Michael Magra, a Highly Respaotid Citizen. (Mrs. J.. Lf.Zenf, Correspond 'Anselm La Pave, of _flyracui Christmas with his mother, Mrs.\ La Fave. „ * Mr. and Mrs. Henry Keifer, of Utica, spent the holidays with her mother, Mrs. N. Parquette. • .. ^^ Mra. Margaret Keifer, of Beaver Falls, spent Christmas with her daughter, Mrs. James Zehr and 'family. Mrs. Irving Sherman Is spending a few with relatives and friends at of Utlca, have been the g,uest» of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Long, during the holidays. Miss Anna Klett, of .Hannibal, Is home for the Chrtatmas vacation. Alfred Hayes, of Copenhagen, Is visit- ing his mother, Mrs. Albert Hayes. Miss Kaihryn FarreU. of Utica, is th4 guea^of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kirk. ' MfT and Mrs. Fellus B. Taylor enter' tained relatives at dinner on. Christmas day. . ' Mrs, Sarah— Ferguson, of Utlca, spent Christmas with her mother, Mrs. 'Julia Eamesand, family. . , ~ . Mr. and Mrs. A. C; -Western gave a dinner on ChriBtmas day. Mrs. Julia Barnes arid family were present. St. Paul's church services, January 4tK: Morning prayer, litany and sermon, 10:30 a. m.; Mr. Sunday school, 11:45 a. m. and' Mrs. Frank Bidinger on y day evening service at 7:30; sub- ;\- \Behold I Stand at thre Door,\ ^ 320? 3:20. Week of prayer for general subject is the- churches. 'An Awakened lurch.\ This week will be observed j .union services Monday and Tuesdby at the Presbyterian churchf iNtaheadlay and Thursday evenings at ikrVethodist church, and Friday and ito<Jay evenings at the Baptist church, .week of prayer extends 1 from Sun- *^°& s January 4th, to Sunday, January -iMh, Inclusive, The only union Sun- _\ service 'will be at the Baptist Church -Sunday evening, January 11th, i3M p. m., when the Rev. S. W. Brown |jpH preach the sermon. All Christian people In this vicinity ''Jj^ urged to unite 'With the church In , :r; services of the week of prayer. ^djitocostal Church of the Nazarene. ^- -Ttev, F. E. Miller. Pastor. %frayer meeting ajt church on Friday 'l\.ll~:^ a-t 7:30; everybody invited; 5^\*~y services as follows: Preach- Ij£'\i0:30. by the pastor; subject, ..Present, Future; a Backward jrwaard Look\; Sunday school at ^subject, \Preaching of Pente- ,W. A. Hlnman, superintendent; ~ service at 7:30; subject of sermon by the pastor, monthly business meeting night, January 5th,. and 4 w-of Sunday school officers and Christmas day entertained Misses Mary and Angelina Bidinger, of Lyons' Falls; Mr. and Mrs. C. ATClover and Mrs. A. C. Roaer. *- ' At the M. E. church next Sunday morn- Ine worship, 40:30; subject, \Life's Golden Opportunities\; Sunday school^ following this service, to which all are invited to remain: evening service, 7 o'clock; subject, \The Lamb of God*'; Ep worth League devotional meeting fol- lowing this service. Let us begin the New\ Year right by coming .to church. Rev. H. B. Wlnslow, pastor. James A/ Greene, collector of taxes' in the town of West Turin, received the warrant December 27 and will receive the same*,for thirty days at the following places: Schwenk Bros, hotel, Constable- vllle; December 30 and January 20; Har- ris house, Lyons Fails, December 31 and January 21; at the Sins place. Mohawk Hill, January 9. All Saturdays of each week, and Tuesday, January-27, at his residence in Constablevllle. The community tree was held en Christmas night at the- home of W. F. Hayes and proved a success in very way. About two hundred and fifty persons ^at- tended, -and nearly £wo hundred bags of candy were distributed to those pres- ent. Mr, Hayes and those who had the matter in charge wish to thank all who assisted in any way to make It a suc- cess. Special mention should be made of Mrs. S. A. Freeman, who sent a bushel of beautiful applesMor the chil- dren. N — The following communication has been received by P. R. Smith from the secre- tary of the Young Men's Christian Asso- ciation: \When Y. M. C. A. set up it3 gTeat educational programme for our young men overseas the prevailing opin- ion was that the men would be over there much longer than proved to be the case. It now happens that the War Work Council has one million dollars which they believe should be • spent in granting - tree scholarships to aa many men as possible who Berved in the. war. Each county will have a local commit- tee of about five men to consider and pass judgment upon all applications re- ceived from men desiring any special courses in Instruction. - In these rural districts there will surely be a number of men who would like to avail them- selves of some of the many valuable cor- respondence courses which have been now prepared. A special school has been organized in New York city, which will begin business at the beginning 6f the year. Applications might be addressed to myself at the county Y. M. C. A. office, 307 Paul Building, Utica, N. Y. I Bhould expect to collect these applications and I forward them on to the local county I committee having charge of this work I think you will be rendering a real ser- vice by having these facts announced In your local paper. Appreciating your co- operation I am, very sincerely yours Joseph McFarlane, County Secretary of this district. ;;Profiteer* in Christmas Trees. in Christmas trees were Jn Ne-w York this year, and who.ha4 hoped for big pronto to cart many remain- the dumps. Others were ^janitors to help heat apart- Exceptlonally large shipments —^urtrees were made two QMA because, other, things <Jear were priced from $6 to $10 Tuesday night trees were selling 85 cents to $1 each, but New would not buy even at that^ River Street., Mr. and Mrs. Bert Ward very pleas- antly entertained the following guests at their home on River street Christmas day: Mr. and Mrs. James Ward, Thelma Ward, Herman Cook, Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam McBain and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ward and two children, Mr, and Mrs. Vincent Ward, Forest Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Clifford'Norton and family A bountiful dinner was served In the spacious dining room, and a feature o thg occasion was a beautiful Christmas tree/ # McCOMBS, M. D., ':gjf9 .Glasses and. Specs. *'\' :> v -i_jjj2o : Lowville, 47 \State St., 10 Jan. 19. Feb. 1$, Mar. 15, April 19, 17, June 14, July 19, Aug. 16, Sept. •'£«£ 18, Nov: Vat Dec. 20. -^fl; Falls, Walton, Feb. 9, April 12, 57*: Aug. 8, Oct. M, Dec. 13. ' , Salem, Schenectady and Troy. r\ Miss Florence Adams, of Uttlf Fans, Ja spending a few days with her par- ents. Mr. and Mrs. John Adams. John B. Parquet, of Jllon, and Bliss Catherine Parquet speiu the holidays with their mother, Mrs, Nicholas Par- quet'. Maurice V. Pate, of Detroit; Mloh., Is the guest of his aunt and his sister, Mrs. William B. Martin and Miss Florentla Pate. • Mrs. John Louis, of Utlca. who has been here for the past four weeks caring 'or her father,. Michael Magra, during home. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Nelson and daugh- ers Ethel and Mary, of Utlca,\spent a few days with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Turck. Mr. and Mrs. Loren Christian and daughter Lucile, of Newton Falls, spent he holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Christian Zehr. Mrs. Fay Collins, of Cle*feland, O., and brother, Lawrenoe Beokfr, of Syracuse, spent Christmas-with ttafetr parents; Mr. and Mrs. Jonn Becker. VJ- Lawrence Henry, of storanton, Pa., Chester Henry.-of Utlca. and Raphael Henry, of Carthage, .spent Christmas with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A.^Henry. . ' . Saturday morning, December',27, lit a . nuptial mass by the Rev.- Pius Marisz, Mrs. Elizabeth K. Dowllng, of this place, and Louis Zimmer, of Tal- oottville. were united In marriage. The bride, who Is the only daughter 'of Mr. and- Mrs. John KeUy, of this place, is a young lady of charming personality and 'a held In high esteem. ' The groom, who has long been a resident or. Tal- cottville, Is a young man who Is highly respected. The bride wore a suit of wis- teria serge, with hat to match, and car- ried a prayer book. The groom wore ttie. conventional black. Thjey were unattend- ed. After a week spent with relatives at Talcottvllle, Utlca and Albany, they will be at home to their friends at their residence on Main .street. In the death.of Michael Magra, which at the home of his son, Frank in this village, Friday evening, December 26, we are called upon to chronicle the passing of one of Croghan's oldest and most highly esteemed resi- dents. The deceased was born at Alsace- Lorraine, France, J.une 14, 1834; came to America In 1856 and settled In Lowvllle. spon after removing to this place, where he- has since resided. In 1856 the de- ceased was united In marriage with Mary Henry, who departed this life In 1894, and to. this ^unlon three children were born, of whom \two survive, Frank Magra, of this place, and Mrs. John Louis, of Utica; also three grandchil- dren and three great-grandchildren. Mr. Magra was a blacksmith and farmer by occupation, and this occupation he followed until 1910, when he retired. The funeral, which' was largely attended, was held from St. Stephen's church, of which the deceased was a faithful mem- ber. A requiem high mass was said by the Rev. Plus Manas; Interment-at St, Stephen's cemetery. . ' u WELCH HILL. Happy Reunion of the Dickinson. Family —School Cloeee With Exercises and Christmas Tree. (Mrs. C. M. Dickinson, Correspondent.) Fred Alvut spent the week-end with relatives In Utlca. Edwdjrd Moore has returned from a week's visit in New York. Robert Radley, of Syracuse, Is spend- ing a few dayB with A. B. Radley and family. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brenonf and Mr. and Mrs. George Knelsel spent Friday and son Ned were r. and Mrs. Elroy Miaa Anna Mae and Leon Conover were week-end guests of Miss Helen Ryan at Lyons Falls. • Mrs. Sarah- Th Sunday guests o Edick and family. Mrs. Mary Shepard. of Constableville spent Christmas with her son, H. M Shepard and family., . Mrs. Sarah Thomas and son Ned were Christmas quests of Mr. and Mrs. Ar- thur Evans at Turin. Mr. and Mrs. A. B- Radley and son Budd spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs J H Rdl Ti p J. H. Radley at Turin. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Brenon Bpent ents, Mr. and Mrs.'T. N. Evans. Miss Leda Radley, Clarence Mr. Stewe Street. ' and Mrs. P v TK Falling and Mr. d f S Mr. and Mrs. P v TK Falling and Mr. and Mrs. Elijah Slrader, of Stowe street, on Christmas day entertained Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hall, two sons and two daugh- ters, Mrs. Mary Failing, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Failing and Bon, Mr. and Mrs. -Ernest Failing, Mrs. Emma De Groat, Howard Arthur, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Strader, Mr. and Mr8. Sidney Poor and son, Mr. and Mrs. Adelbert Berrus and two daugh«-served ters, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stanton and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Fail- ing and two sons, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Joy arid daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Asa Bellinger and' don, Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Rlchter and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Erving Bellinger. After partaking of a bountiful dinner they all repaired to the double parlors, where gifts for all were distributed from a well laden tree, which all enjoyed, especially the kiddies. Christmas with Mr.- and Mrs. Howard King and family at Turin. Miss Mildred Evans, of Boonville, has been spending ^.he holidays^with her par- Capron and George Higby, of Turin, were Son- day guests of Miss Mildred Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Shepard and daughter Lamolne were Sunday guests of Paul Shue .and family at Lyons Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Elroy Edick and family spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Ly- man Smith and family at Pleasant View farm. ^^ Mr. and Mrs. T.. N. Evans andaaugh- ter Mildred spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman and/ family at Con- stableVDle. ~ A meeting of the Friendly Society will be held at the home af Mrs. Herman Shepard, Thursday, January. I, Visitors are welcome. Mrs. Blum has reopened her school on Gomer Hill, after a week's vacation-.- The -scholars had Christmas exercises, also njoyefl a trei ftnd all the good things. hat go with J*T December 24th for the week-end, with Christmas exercises by the scholars, reci- tations, plays and singing, also a well ad en tree with gifts for all. The December meeting of the Friendly Society was held at the home of Mrs. Elroy Edick. Forty-four persons, were to. a fine dinner. Visitors were _ lesent from Crofoot Hill and Turin, and an enjoyable time was spent by all. Mr. aril Mrs. C. M. Dickinson had a happy family reunion of their children during Christmas week, •consisting of Mr. and Mrs. William Hie gen; Miss Alice Dickinson, of Utica; Miss Mabel Dickin- son, of Illon; Miss Dorothy Dickinson, of Turin;* H. P. Brewer, of,Hartford, Conn. and Louis Allan and Alfred Dickinson. UTIJIJ UUIJ l-l UI3QU Ml I BE INDEPENDENT P You Can Enjoy This Independence by accumulating and depositing your money in this bank in a QJ checking account or by investing in CERTIFICATES QF- in DEPOSIT drawing interest from the day it isieft. ' JG \€apitaland Surplus Over $200,000.00 ? [ I ^ THE BLACK RIVER NATIONAL BANK Sj OF LOVWILLE. •—»•••• ••••*• •\••»! ••••\•••»••• sn3rari«n3iji M u 13131 ffi { DARK BROWN, DARK BLUE, DARK GREEN OR BLACK jc The result gives you an overcoat you will be J ] proud of. Send it to us by parcel post. \ I JULES DOUX, Inc. | 508-510 BURNET STREET 2 BLOCKS EAST OF BUSY CORNER j 1 Telephones 3190 and 3191, Ul 1CA, N. Y. I f ome! •} Here You WiUjFind the Most and Complete Stock of ••¥•?: 's, Boys & Children's WE ALSO. CARRY FOR MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN LOVWILLE NEW YORK o LYONS FALLS. Christmas Tree Offering at Presbyterian Church.f38.28—Card and Dancing Party at St. John's Church Parlors Friday Evening—Ellis Claffey Appointed Rail- way Mall Clerk. ' ^ (MTB. A. 1>. sfcklmottda, C'orreHpoiideut.) Clinton Swaitz, of Cornell University, is home for the holidays. Miss Anna Welr-«pent;jC!hrUtin«« with her parents at Naumbafjp. V. Q. Davis and iamlly spent Christ- mas, at Lowvllle wtfh relatives. 'Prank Kammerlohr spent Christmas In Utica, the guest of hlB brother. Dennis Gillen' and family, were the Christmas gueats of Mr. GiUens' parents at UUca. Miss Helen Fairchlld, of Syracuse Uni- versity, is spending the holidays at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Norton, of Bherrlll, were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mre. John. Norton. Fred Hosklns, of Scheneot&dy, spent Christmas with his parents, Mr. and^Mre. (Advertisement* under this heading*, one cent A'word each Inaertlon; no ad* >ertl8emgjpUeM than 26 cents.) Cash Must Accompany Order. . Tor Sale—Several pair of loose sleighs. John S. Wright Route 3, Lowville.- 8-2 Frank Hosklns. Robert O. Barnum spent Christmas with bis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred E. @arnum, at Utica. Raymond Gapp, of Hamilton College, waa the guest of his uncle, Anthony Gapp, for Christmas. , ' -, Mr. and Mrs. Jess Jordan and son Ed- ward were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs^Edward F. Ryan. Mr. and Mrs. Michael Hanley. of Rochester, were Christmas guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Hanley. Mr. and Airs. Fred C. Nichols and Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Cowles were Christmas, guests of Lowvllle relatives* Mrs. H. L. Babcock ana daughter, of Port Ley den, were the guests ol Mr. and Mrs. Q, Ward Arnold lost Monday. -_At the baptismal service last Sunday at Forest church there'were three ohfl« baptized by the pastor, Rev, W. T. Eatoflu Miss Kelen Ryan closed her school On4- Miss Edna McCrea and Miss Edna — - ••• ucas, of Champlaln, are the guests,of ' NORTH MARTINSBURQ. (Mrs. Amos Denlng, Correspondent.) Mrs. Greer has been entertaining two nieces from Watertown. Misa Beulah Alley, who has been very 111 with tonsllitis, is improving. Mrs. John Alley la spending some time with her son, Fred Alley and family. Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Stoffel spent Christ- mas with Mr. and Mrs. Olen Moore and family. - Mr. and Mrs. G. N. Stoffel spent Christr mas with their parents, Mr. and Mrs. EJ, B.i Boshart. .J > Mr .and Mrs. Glen Bellinger spent Christmas wltbiMr. and Mrs, JELJ3. Ban- non at Wlndecker* - •• Mr. and Mrs, W- I- Young and Mrs. Millard, spent Christinas with Mr. and Mrs. Amos Denlng. Mr. and-Mrs. W. I. Young and Mrs. g Millard, spent Christmas with ^Mr. Mrs. Amos Denlng. M d M Ll M and g Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Bellinger, of Rome, spent Chrlatmaswlth their parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Boshart. Mr. and Mrs. Leland' Strader and Me and Mrs. Ira Falling spent Christmas, with Mr. and Mrs. P. D. Falling at Low- vllle. Miss Murphy and her pupils had: a Christmas entertainment at the sohool house here last Tuesday night. The children all did 1 fine as usual, and great credit Is due Miss Murphy for the pro- gramme rendered by the school. Also to Santa Claua for the- many presents he gafe to all' the children. NAUMBURQ. (Mrs. H. L. Zahn, Correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Stiles have re- turned home, after spending'two weeks t Ptd at Pot«dam. _ The Ladies' Aid Society will meet with Mra. Lewis H. Weir' next Wednesday afternoon, January 7. ' Mra. Cora. Carter, of Montague, Is _^ D , spending some time atjUie. homeT;! *!»• I nutn« Violet E. Mores, of Lowyllle. and Mrs. Wallace Meltnltz. . l ^ m * BO - Annual business meeting and installa tion of officers of the Evangelical church wilP be i\eld Thursday evening, January 8th. Frederic^ Weir and Chester VIrkler, of Central City Business College, EJyra : cuse, are spending two weeks with thel i parents here.) j Misses Helen Zahn, Marlon Schantz • and Lucile Yoder returned to Northern Business College, Watertown, Monday, Miss Ruth Eaton at the Presbyterian manse. \ Ellis \Claffy, foraterly of this place, has \received an appoifttqient as railway mall clerE between SyracHBe-Tvnd. New York. i Mr. and Mrs. Carl Holdeman and Miss Dora Holdman, of Utlca, spent ChriBt- mas with. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin\ A. Bar- im. Mr. and Mrs. Lester J. Sheridan and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Shaw, of Utica, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kress last Saturday. * There will be a'card party-in the par- lors of St. John's church. Friday even- ing, for the benefit of the church. Danc- ing after refreshments are:'served. Carl Barker has accepted a position as inspector with, the Bordeh's - Condensed Milk Co. and will enter upon his new duties January 1st He will have super- vision over about 200 dairies. Mr. and Mrs. G. Ward Arnold enter- tained on Christmas Mr. and Mrs. R, Williams and daughter Waneta, of Low- villev Mrs. 1 Jennie Tuttie and son Luson, Mrs. Hannah Tuttie and Notice. . - Notice Is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stock- holders of the Adirondack Maple Company of Lowvllle, New York, will be held at the office of said company In Lowvllle, New. York, on the 6th day of January; 1920, at 2:30 o'clock p. m., for the election of directors and such ner business as may properly come before such meeting,. Dated, Lowvllle, New York, pee. 19th. iaj9. ; i 8-2J. H. W. Slack, Secretary.^ ,- ^jS^^C?#JC?^^^^y^K^K^^z^»^^M^^^^^^^^ S^^MB^SM^^^MS^»M[^B^^»»^^^^^S^^»^^» S^ES^J^SS^^^S^^SS^PS^^MMSTMS^^SS^C^ WANTS, FOR SALE, ETC. For 8a<e—Scotch Collie two years old. M. P. Effley, 193 Shady Ave., Lowvllle. For Wle^—Spruce lumber and timber, noW being cut . Edward M. Sheldon, State Road, Martlnsburg; Phone 837-F2. For Sale—Farrow cow giving 15 -pounds daily. Edward M. Sheldon, State Road, Martlnsburg; Phone 937-F2. Wanted—Capable girl ' for general housework. Apply to Mr*.\ Glenn W. Smith, 40 Waters Terrace, or phone 12-w; ;.9tfr For Sals—A 4-years old stallion, weigh- ing 1,600 pounds,_ full-blooded Percheon, for 8ale cheap. R. 2. Leon Keck, Castorland. Found—A robe near Martlnsburg vil- lage. Send description and 36o for post- age and this notice, H. O. Sage, Glen- fleld, N. Y. Found—Fur-lined, giay leather glove. Owner can have the same by paying for this notice. Mrs. C. F. Yousey, phone 92*F2 ' For Sale—Farm of 312 acres, located at Great. Bend, Jefferson county; must be sold to close estate. For terms enquire. of-j^ay Pftster, Lowvllle. 47tf ..For 8ale—Farm of 220 acres, located near KirschnerviUe; food buildings, well watered, 40 to 60 cord pulp. Bargain for quick sale. \A. A. Schants, N. Y. Lowvllle, 6-8 Piano for Sale—A good second-hand upright piano, mahogany, case, at a bar- gain. Call at Badlam's ' music rooms. Lowville, fourth house below Noble's feed mill, River street. of Antwerp; M Miss Naomi Tuttie, of Minnie Atchinson, of Ph d M J J L F ie gueve; Mrs. elphla, N. Y. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. La Fave were Christ- mas, guests of relatives In Utlca. Mrs. Charles Jeff era, of Lowville; Thomas Mulauiey, of Illon. and Patrick Mullaiiey, of Utlca, were the guests of their mother and Bister, Mrs. B. Mulianey and Mrs. P. J. Jennings last Saturday. ~-~ John Campbell, of Utlca, called on Mr. and MTB. P. J. Jennings and Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Kress attended the funeral of Mrs. Jennings Fogarty at Port Leyden last Saturday. Next Sunday morning at ForeBt Pres- byterian-church the quarterly communion service will be held, with a shbrt- ser- mon by the pastor. Rev. W. T. Eaton, the subject of which will be \Appreciations\; Bible school at 11:45 a. m.; Y. P. 8. C. E. at 6:30 Sunday evening; evening worship at 7:30; the subjec nlng; st of the evening ser- mon will be \Going Forward.*' Mid-week service Thursday evening at 7:80. .The amount Of the offering taken at the Christmas tree \and exercise, \Christmas Land,\ given by the Sunday school last Tuesday evening, amounted to 148.28. In addition to this there were given two barrels of books, gamnp, clothing, groc- eries, etc., for the Home for the Friend- less -tff New York. Born A daughter, named Violet Elaine, was born Sunday morning, December 21, to M d M Fld A Htch at the home born Sunday og, December , Mr. and Mrs. Floyd A. Hatch at the home of Mrs. Hatch's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frederick _B. Morse, of Bridge street, Carthage. Mr. and Mrs. Hatch reside In Pittsburgh Pa. Mrs. Hatch was formerly CARD OF THANK8. {Notices under this heading fifty cents each, cash with order.) Lowville, N. Y., Dec. 29. 191&. Words but briefly express my sincere Words but briefly exprs y thankB to my friends- who so kindly re- membered me with a_ Sunshine shower For Sale—Men's.and Women's clothings ohalrs,, tables, shoes, moccasins, snow, shoes, pack baskets, carpets, and Hough's history of Lewis county. Mrs. H. C. Abell, 860 State Btreet, Lowville. yVanted-^Farma to list for sale. See us before placing your property for sale. We have handled many; sales and always with satisfaction to the seller. Save this advt for future use. Call' on or write to B, Wleczbrek, Rector Cheese Factory. Wanted—Popular and honest man to represent the Guardian Life Insurance Co., as helper, in all towns In this sec- tion. Address or call In person. Dewey O. Coir, 313-317 O. E. S. Bank Building Syracuse.; v . . 8-2 For Sale—One registered Holsteln bull two years- old, two high grades coming two, three, coming one years old, alBO a light sleigh for one or two horses. Leon G. Fatney, East road, Lowvllle, R. F. D. 1; phone 940-F23. 8-2 Do You Want Money?—I pay highest cash price for old Iron, rags, rubber, bur- lap sacks and all kinds of old metals, furs and hides, also dealer m No. 1 sacks. Call on or address Lewis Buff, East State street, Lowvllle, N. Y. Phone 286-W. Lowvllle Houses, Lots and Farms For Sals—If you want to buy or sell, come In, I want to see you; no charge unless sale, only 2& per cent on sale. . I have sold many, why not .yours? Would list a few more. Loans negotiated- General Law Practice. Lawyer W. B. Breen; Low •me. Help Wanted—Girls for work on sew Ing machines, bundling, etc, Experience not necessary. Good wage* paid while learning. Highly sanitary factory con- ditions, pleasant surroundings and clean pleasant work. Can also use a few men Address, The Utlca WUlowvale Bleach Ing Co., Chad wicks, N. Y. 28t Oak Qrovs Farm—Offers for sale reels tered Holsteln yearling—bulls and bul calves, sired by Rag Apple Butterfly King, whose dam an<f sires dam average over four per cent butter fai.- One two year old bull of choice breeding, grand f Si F Ptl ' d y coice breedig, grand son of Spring Farm Pontlac; swe's dam •I&0re grace of lines and mechanical excellence jg (characterize the new Studebaker cars and set jE them apart from other cars within their price ran&e. Each new model offers its own a and ea<A has its own distinctive individuality, Motor furnish you with any machine used l which includes International f McCormick, MilwaxikeeMac/dn^,, ks and Tractors, John Deere Im- plements, Sharpies Mechanical Milkers. WeL i • ^din to better seiyice. Order your needed re-1J pairs now for the; coming year. Why rfot do [ { your draining with a Martin Ditcher? } j SCHANTZ BROS. ^ Studebaker Dealers EAlhambra Block, Lowville, N. Y. •jlh j j from January 1st on money deposited in our Special Interest Department ^ orfor tefore January 10. Compounded Semi-annually BANK CARTHAGE, N. Y.
