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your car Oakland Upkeep Accurate records kept by Oakland in Cleveland showed an average upkeep cost on Oakland 6-44'$ of 06 per year Oakland© The g Plan Main Bearings—40,000 mile* or more without attention, ftpfrw—15,000 mile* or mote without need of grinding. Co*mai*tRod$— 40,000 miles or more with* out attetitipn. Cylinders, Pistons, Rings— Guaranteed in writing 15,000 miles. Gas MiUat*— 20 to 25 miles per gallon. Tin*— 15,000 to 25,000 miles per set. Transmission, Axles, and Major Parts —life of the car. I F YOU would know the quality of a motor car—look to its upkeep costs! In Cleveland last year it cost an average of only $ 8.06 per year for upkeep on Slx-44's! Other cities and towns report similarly low averages! Another excellent indication of quality is found in a motor car's resale value. Try to buy a used \Six-44\ —and you'll be surprised at the high price it commands. These definite and actuat evidences of the superior quality of the Oakland car explain why Oakland is enabled to offer its remarkable \Mileage-Basis'' Plan! Before you buy a car—come in and see the Oakland! You will find it beautiful, comfort- able, powerful and genuinely economical— and you'll know the minimum number of trouble-free miles you can expect it to give youl TOURING CAR $ 995 Roacbtcr Sport Ro»d«ter Sport Touring Coupe tor two Coupe for live Sedan $\975 1145 1165 144* 1545 4UPrt€*$F O.B. Factory MILLARD & ARTHUR, Lowville, N. Y. o S o D O o D O I S o o D THE BATTERY FOR CARS \ A Battery is just as good as its plates. The plates are the life and backbone of a battery. Werner plates are the long sought combina- tion of extreme porosity with unusual hard- ness. Werner Batteries have the pep and power and great reserve force which is their distinguishing feature. In the hottest weather and in the severest the Werner Battery is the best all around, all-year battery. \Made in Lowville\ \A Good Town Dayan Street Garage Phone 95 IOEBO1 IOBO1 losaoc s IO Two common human -Weaknesses are lack of wiM to say \no.\ and neglect to make good after \yes\ has been said. BUSINESS CARDS. GEORGE 8. REED, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Alhambra Building, Shady Avenue Lowville, N. T. DR. C. W. BORGNER, Dentist. Office Roscoe Block, LowviUe, N. Y, Phone 313. E. J. BOSHART, Attorney and Counsellor at Law, Office in Kellogg Block. Shady Ave- nue. Money to loan on approved security. DR. C. A. 8CHLE1DER, Dentist. X-Ray Examinations. I Lewis' County Trust.. Co. Building PJionft MG-lJLaNT CHA8. A. RUMBLE, OPT. G, 25 Years Experience. Big Stock of all kinds; Frames and Lenses. With Rumble & Cummings, I Up-to-Date Jewelers. J. R. STURTEVANT, M. D* Eye Specialist. Will be at Lowvllle on the third Fri- day and Saturday of each month April 20 and 21, May 13 and 19, June 16 and 16. •'- \| r ^.if i'i#-- '$&&•' v $*#•' 35P BreVent Destruction :MBKS ; \\•\ A. Avalanches of Dust— bldtting out beauty and A landslide of grime—never endiflg —is swept into the house with every % breath of air—stifling the cleanliness and charm of every room. What a needless blight I It can be prevented by painting the walls and ceilings with Devoe Velour Finish. The 6nest tirtv value In the land today—and you don't have to go outside of town to prove it I SCHANTZ BROS. LOWVILLE, N. V. Goodrich. BARNES CORNERS Death of Mrs. Id* Bates Luoss Deeply fltour'ned by Many Friends. (Mrs. A. J. Bradbury* Correspondent.) Mm. Fred Smith, of Watertown, is the guest ofi Mr. and* Mrs. C. B. Rebb and family. Mrs. Nellie Falrman Is spending some time with Mr. andi Mrs. W. A. Glazier and family. Mrs. Axldiie Carey, who has been spend Ing the winter at Watertown, returned to'her home here Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Root, of Hor nell; Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Alien, Mm. Eva Glacier, of Burrs Mills; Walter Bates, of Corning, attended th« funeral of Mre Ida Bates Lucas, Wednesday. Monday, April 9th, occurred tire death of Ida Bates Lucas at her home in thle village, after a brief Illness of pneu- monia. The dfeceased was born at Cameron MiLto, Steuben, coUDty, Apri 10, 1851, daughter of Mary and) Augue tua Bates. Her father died at the out break of the Civil wax, while- in training to become a soldier. This made it nec- essary that the family be- moved to Lewis county, where the mother joined several sisters. The deceased was united in marriage March 13, 1878, to John J. Lucas, oJ Barnes Corners, where they have since resided. 8hie> was devoutediy (attached to her home, and- although she hadi been in falling* health for the last flew years, many who entered there found her optimistic and) always trying' to look on the bright side of life, a virtue worthy of emulation. By her quiet, unassum- ing manner ehe endeared herself to a wldte circle of friends, and she gained and) held the respect off all who met her. Always trustworthy as a friend and neighbor, h-er influence will long remain potent for good. Her memory will be cherished by all who have known her. She was an affectionate wife and mother, always seeking to do something- for their benefit and her loss will be keenly felt. She is survived by her husband, John J.° Lucas; one- soni, Guy, who has always lived/ at home; one. daughter, Maud Lucas Root, who resides In Hornell; one brother. Walter B. Bates, of Corning. The funeral was heidi from the home Wednesday, April 11th, at 2 p. m., Rev. L. W. Rose, pastor of the M. E. church officiating. The bearers were Guy Lucas O. Stanley Lucas, Clarence Root and J. J. Allen. The floral offerings were beau- tiful and) gave elliesu testimony of the regard) in which the departed was held. The bereaved family have the sympathy of the entire community in this hour of their dJeerp sorrow. Interment in Evergreen cemetery. After long years of tolling and labor, Hands have grown weary and are folded to rest; Feet have grown, tired In treading life's pathway; Rest, dearest mother, for Jesus knows beet. OTTER CREEK. (Mrs, MeJvIn' Mahan, Correspondent.) Mr. ami Mre. William Hill are on the sick list. Fred Wormwood spent Tuesday with Gilbert Mahan.. Mrs. William Wormwood spent Monday with Mrs. Melvln Maharu Mrs. Louie Norton spent Monday with Mr. and! Mrs. Henry McKee. Mr. and! Mrs. Earl Oobb have pur- chased; the Borl place' at Nortonvllle. Miss Jessie Burdlck spent the week- end with Mlas May Brulty at Harris- burg. The funeral of Mrs. Mary Burnham waa largely attended! at the* Otter Creek church. Mr. antt Mrs. Haw ley Mealus spent Tuesday with tiheir son, Jay Mealus and family. , Mr. and Mrs. Melvln Mahan spent Thureday with; Mr. ands Mrs. Harold' Hills at HouSeville. Gerald! Rennle spent Sunday at New Bremen with Mr. and Mrs. Ermnett Ren- nle and! family. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wormwood and family spent Sundby with Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Dekin. Mr. and Mrs. Louis Norton and chil- dren spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Clifford 1 Norton. Miss Matilda Salburg has returned to her school in Ilion, after spending her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jay Salburg. WATSON. (Mrs. Clark C. Nye. Correspondent.) Mr. and Mrs. Earl Ronnie spent Mon- day at Beaver Falls. Mr. and Mrs. N. Ossont visited at P. B. McPh-llemy's, Sunday. ( Frank Nye spent Monday and. Tues- day with hla son, Clark C. Nye. Leo Snyder, ot Otter Creek, is spend- njr the week at E. H. Waldron's. Miss Helen Smith, who has been vlsll- nj? Mrs. P. B. McPhl'.emy, has returned home. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd' Flint, of Mar- Unsbursr, spent Sunday at Henry A. Marke's. There will 1 be no services at the M. E. hui-ch niext Sunday, aa the pastor Is attending conference. Mr. and) Mrs. F. J. Brown, Mrs. John Cirley and Mrs. J. E. Puffer visited at J . B. McPhllemy'e. Sunday. There has been a good run of eap the ast few days, and the sugar makers begin to look more cheerful. Mrs. George Petrie has returned from Boll wood, where she has been visiting Mr. and Mrs. Floyd: Petrie and their little daughter, named Gertrude Grace, born April 6; weight, nine pounds. Benjamin Snyder, a very oDd' resident >f this town, passed aawy at the home f hi* grandson, Clarence Snyder, April 3, aged* 86 years. The funeral waa held t Sperrytvilte church, Sunday; inter* mtent In SperryvllLe cemetery. WEAK, WEARY WOMEN. Learn tha Causa of Daily Woss and End Th«m. When the back-aclw* anrt throhn, When housework is torture. When night brings no re6t nor sleep. When urinary disorders set In. Women's lot is a weary one. Doan'a Kidney Pills are for weak Kidneys. Have proyed their worth In thou- sands of cases. Head thto woman's testimony. Mrs. Georgie F. Wilson. 6 Water St.. Lowvllle, says: \There waa-a-steady, dull, nagging ache acfoatf the BIIUU ut my back and on Btooping over or ending, I would get a catch In my ack and j»harD, shooting p 1 would have dizzy spells that would make me feel as though I were going o fall. My kidneys were disordered nd irregular in action, too. I had used Doan's- Kidney Pllla before at Ifferent times so I again began using hem. Four boxes relieved me of this ttack.\ Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't sim- p ask for a kidney remedy—get Doan's Kndney Pills—the same that rs. Wilson had. Foster-Mllburn Co., Buffalo, N. Y.—adv. • i i. MI IMI« •• i— •• pmj oTUil, nagging acne u«ro«u» ipe onntu ui Gasoune, -gwr. ;...... « >• .-^ *^v UUim whom --«»- lim-n-n ftffta WO«JlA&/ft\ makes possible the COn- B my back and on Btooping over or Kerosene ...... J. MM** 1 ** «A -«*•• ir>* StantlWantenaw»<>ftheS0ft, lovely I bending I would get a catch in my Stove wood, dry ....;. „. -**—M BJ gerved ^ f» ™*T'^ '.'.*!\\\_'.?'\\ *^ ?ri^^ •\^•f m*w*fj BM baclc and jthorp snooting pains. I Dealers Prloss •© Tarffiefs* 2SSA ^Bssk. colors 6f tfo* walls and the fajgm»V fif I would have dizzy spells that would Dressed bogs* por owt. .... $11.00 ' -•—• of their appre- l ^ =Sl rttiat-m rwnantv nf the homA.'\ H 1 make me feel aa though I were going Live chickens, per lb. . 20c r| • rr CUlate Deauty 01 Uie nome. M to fall. My kidneys were disordered Dressed chickens, per tb. ... *J 11 elation of our I • and irregular in action, too. I had Live beef, per owt. *nn LJ courtesy and busl- II • used Doan's. Kidney Fllla before at Wve- vealr'p«r cwi 4g*sMsa M 8HEPARD 6\ MOORE, • different times so I again began using Buttf^Py\^ So .— ness fairness. ^= • them. Pour boxes relieved me ot this HTSSL ih !' 7%c ff^—*— •• ' ' ' ' • teit Lowvllle, N. Y. _• attack.\ Hl<lw lb * I? ^ ^^JIH Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't slm- __ ... . Al Kufil/F** A.Yf I Dlf LFP : SW ^— Ply ask for a kidney remedy-get P|| fS! PILESI PII ESI t ; HftW?r?Jf•! 115«5 —ay .^a——^3 Doan's Kndney Pills—the same that riLtOJ I ILLUI I ILLUi t UNDERTAKERS i H2sW \jmSSSSSSS Mrs. Wilson had. Foster-Mllburn Co.. WILLIAMS'PILE OINTMENT IUOWVILI.E - NY EBsBlfeaw - ^ j j : Mflrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.—adv. * Fot BUnA g^^ ^ fc^ p^ [k^PMCm .^ : .c..:,.., I 6 .,..-,- d S» Every man owes the world service rot «ak by sU dwa^te, taau iWc sod »UW. ^^^^s^^/S^^^^^i^^' — . . •-. . — .. _ , •. or the livlng that h6 gets from It. WIUJAMSMFG.CO.,rwp*.CI w I w »d.Ofcto | ^-^3S^nr^_ -*^ , j* «a »Hd of <Jlyd« Ottr- ton itt lEarly HgornJnfl »«rvlos M ft James Chureh—War Chsst Monty bit- trtbuttd—Realdenoa of Mr. and ; Mrs. Joseph Sheldon Dsttroyed by Flrr. (Mrs. P. E. White. Correspondent,) P. M. Mclntyre, of Potsdam, waa call- ing' onf friend* here Monday.. Mre. Carrie Eanvum hae returned to h<er brolhefa home in Carthage. C. A. Auetla. of Evane Mills, wae call- ing 1 on old firlentib ln town one day last week. MISB Bessie Moran, of Carthage, was calling oa her many fiiejute here last week. i Wtatlace Warner, Ray Ooleman and Claude Pierce- have each purchased a new Star auto. Mr. and) Mre. H. G. Otis entertained a company of friends to a 7 o'clock dinner on Tuesday. April 10. Mis» Victoria Affens has been spend- ing a few diaye wiuh Mr. and Mrs. Del- bert Agrene andl fSamiiy. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Williams and 9on&, of CastorLand, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. DeH>ert Agens. Dean H. E. Cook was the speaker at the graduation) of stud*ents of the* Agri- cultural School at Canton last week. Air. and Mrs. W. B. Hill and Mrs. A. P. White att*nKLecL th« funerak of Mrs. EUa W. Davenport om Wednesday of last week. Mr. and Mre. Claude Pierce will elope theJr house anid! will have employment at the Cook & B'.iod&ett milk plan* for the summer. W. B. Hill, treasurer of the Deer Kiver branch oil the War Cheat, has Issued checks during- the last week to all who had paid their pledges in full. Mr. and. Mre. E. E. Vrooman, Mr. and Mre. W. W. VroO'man and son Vernon spent Wednesday ln Watertown. Mrs. W. Vrooman remained several days as the g<ueet of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Berry. The young* married' people's club were entertained! by Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Berry at Watertowni Friday evening. A pleas- ant time was reported. One feature was listening on the radio, as they have one Installed) in their home. , Mr. andi Mre. Joseph Sheldon., former reeldlenta of this town, have the sym- pathy of their friends in the loss of their house by fire on Sunday afternoon. It was situated! on. the Carthage* and Cham- pion roadl They moved there a few years ago from, the hill above Den- mark. The marriage of Clyde Overton and Miss Bessie Moran took place early-Mon- day morning at St. Jamee church, Car- thage.. Immediately after the ceremony the wedJdlng party repaired, to Dt'e res- taurant, where a deMcloua wedding breakfast was served* with Mre. EWen L. HlHi as hostess. They left on the 8:15 train for an extended' wedkllng trip. The bride has been employed in Mahai- fer's bakery for some time, and Mr. Overton had) employment at the fox farm in North Crogtien. Congratulations are extended to the happy couple. i £ M PS EIVBEBAHK. Mtmbtrt of Local Grange Meet National Master Lowell at Lowvllle Grange Meeting. <Mr». Carrie E. Melster, Corree-pondent.) Our mall carrier has a new Overland coupe. • L Mm. Anna/ Bnanagan spent Friday ln Watertown. Mise Panay Meister spent Sunday -with her mother and. sister, Edward Farney waa a recent guest of Mr. and Mrs. John Rohr. Miss Agnes Fogarty spent the week- end with Mlae Eva Meister. The next regular Grange meeting will be hekH Friday evening, April 20. Mrs. Mary Wicks, of Natural Bridge, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Fred Zecher and family. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Zecher, of West Carlhagei, were guests o f Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Meister Monoby. Miss Laura Zecher, of Watertown, was at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mre. Otto Zecher, over Suaday. Mlas Helen Vaughn, was called to her home ln Chateaugay Thursday by the diealh of her grandlmother. Louis Walsman, of Glenfleld, is at the home of h1a parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. Watemans Sr., ill with grip. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Waugh and family were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Branagan at Copenhagen. As Mrs. W. C. Bachrnan was digging parsnips Tuesday morning, she found, one measuring fifteen lhctae around t&e top . '\.\•'. -' ftit gftfthsr and Ralph Meister drew JEr heavy loads o*f wood and water accroes the river April 2. O» April 8 water pipes leading from the river to Mr. Zecheor'e barn became frozen, where they hadi not frozen 1 aK winter. LoiwvH'le Grange very kindly invited the members ofRlverbank Grange to meet with them last Saturday in honor of National Master S. J. Lowell, who- was with them oa that day. Those attend- ing 1 were Pomona Master and Mrs. E. F. Llnstruth, Mra. WitHam Walsman, Jr.. and Mrs. Samuel Pfaff. Watertown Produce Exchange. The Times says: A special meeting of the Walertown Produce Exchange was held at the Woodruff hotel on Saturday. It was the first meeting of the seaeqn and was well attended by buyers arid ea'iesmen. The first official 1 meeting will be heW! on. th« first Saturday in May, but as the factories open- about the first of April it Is customary for the president to call special meetings before the regu- lar data for opening. Another meeting will be held, next Saturday. ARer the first meeting the price com- mittee met but after a prolonged session were unable to agree upon a basic price. The buyers upon the committee were only willing to make a prlce« of 19 cents the salesmen held out for 20. As a result; the committee reported at the sec- ond B«sslon< of the board! a disagreement. However as 20 cents was paid upon the Gouverneur board that wlW) be \the set- tling price here. The Bales, aggregated about 1.000 boxes. The price paid other markets were: New York 21%, Plymouth 19. At the first meeting in May will oc- cur the election of officers for the Bea- son.. President L. S. Dunley has made . good presiding officer and It 1B prob- bbe that he will be re-elected. LOWVILLE RETAIL MARKET. Flour, Feed, Eto. Flour, half-sack Graham, per lb Rye, per half sack Buckwheat, per lb Com meal, per owt Feed, com, oats, etc., cwt. .. Bran, per cwt. Oats, per cwt. Middlings .'.-.. Meats. Eto. , •ork, per barrel Dreesedi hogs, per cwt Hams, whole, per lb Shoulders, per lb Bologna, per lb Frankforts, per lb Sausage, sliced, per lb Baooa, per lb • • Pressed corn beef, per lb. .. >orter house steak, native, H>. >orterhou*» steak, western, lb. Round steak, native, lb, •••• Round steak, western, n. .. . Hamburg ,.,..., >ork steak Pork chops, lb , Pork loin, lb ~ Lamb chops, lb ••• Notlc* to Creditors—In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the county of Lewis, notice Is hereby given, accord- Ing to la/w. to all persons having clajmt against the estate of Robert Mortis. late or the Town of Turin, ln said county of Lewis, deceased, that they are re- quired to exhibit the same. With the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, ad- ministrator of the goods, Xshaitftls and credits of the said deceased, at hla resi- dence la the village of Turin. In said county of Lewis, New York, on or before tbe 6th day of August, lltt. Dated January », 1923. William 8. Hart, Administrator. Notice to Creditors—In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the county o Lewis, notice is hereby given, according to law, to all persona having claims against William U. Thomas, late ot the town of Diana, In aald county of Lewis, deceased, that they are required to ex- hibit the same, with the voucher* there- of to the subscriber, excutor of the will of the said deceased, at the late rtat- dence of the said deceased, to the TtUoct of' HarrisvUle, In said county of Lewis, New York, on or before the 1st day of September, 192S. Dated February 19th, 1928. Harlan Thomas, Executor Notice to Creditors—In pursuance o an ondfer of the Surrogate of the County of Lswis, Notice is hereby gtved, *o cording to law, to all person* hiving claim* .against Francis D. Andrua, late of the town of LowviUe, in said county of Lewis, deceased, that they are re- quired to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof*to the subscriber, ad minis tratrlx of the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, at the resi dence of Mrs. Coria K. Archer, in the vll foage of LowvlQe, In. said county of Lewis New- York, on or before the 16thV. day o1 October. 1923, Dated Aprtt 6rh. 1923. Jennie K. Johnson, Administratrix. The People of the 8t*te of New York, T< Etta Zecker, Anna Bossuot, Louise Burt, Frank Meister, Louise Hawn, Herman H. Llnstruth, John Llnstruth, Fred Llnstruth, Albert Linstruth. Frank Llnstruth. Charles Llnstruth. WiWiam Llnfettruth, Henry Llnstruth. Dorothy Linstruth, John Llnstruth, Frank Lins truth, Henry Linstruth, Fred Einstruth. Louise Leland, andi to all other persons interested in the estate of William. Llns truth, deceased, who was at the- time of his death a resident of the town of Croghan, ln the county of Lewia and state of New York, send greeting: Whereas, Adam H. Linstratta, a resi dent of the town of Croghan^ in the said county of Lewis, who is the Administra- tor of the goods, chattels andi credits of said WllUlam Llnstruth, deceased, has lately petitioned our Surrogate's Court of the county of Lewis, to have the real property of said 1 deceased sold for the payment of debts and funeral expenses of said deceased and for distribution: You. and each of you, are therefore cited to show cause before the said Sur rogate's Court of the county of Lewis, at the Surrogate's office ln the village of LowvlLte, in the county of Lewis and state oil'-New York, on- the 21st day of May, 1923, at 10 o'clock ia the forenoon, why the real property of said deceased Bhoukl not be sold for the payment of debts, funeral expenses and distribution. In Testimony Whereof, we hav< caused the seal of our Surro gate's Court of the county o Lewis to be hereunto affixed. (L.S.) Witness, Hon. Mlbton Carter, Surrogate of said county, a Lowvllle, in said county, on the 9th day of April. A. D., 1923. Marion S. King, Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. 24- Ths People of tht State of New York. To George Ford. Mark Ford, Leo Ford. Joseph Stani, KatheriiMxF. Pullor, Leon Zlnuner, Walter Zimmer, Ruth K. Zltn* rtnerr Adfa L. Abbott, Clauds U- Abbott, Lee Ford; Ida Hill, the next of kin-and heirs at law of Mary Emtana Haffen* late of the town of Lowvllle, in the county of Lewis, and State of New York, de- ceased; send greeting: Whereas. Charles A. Haifen, & real- dent of the town of LowviUe, in the county of Lewis; and State of New York, the sole executor named ln the last will and testament of the said Mary Emma Haffen, deceased, has lately applied to our Surrogate's Court of our county of Lewia, to' have the said last Will and testament, ' which bears date December 30, 1922, and) which relates to both real andi personal property, proved and. ' mi tied to probate in pursuance of the Statute in Buch case made and provided. You, and each of you, are therefore cited to show cause before the said Surro- gate's Court of the county of Lewis, at the Surrogate's office in the village of LowviUe, ia the county of Lowis, New York, on the 14 th day of May, 1923, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, why said last will and testament should' not be proved and adfenitted to probate as a will of reaO and personal property. In Testimony Whereof, we have caused the seal of our Surro- gate's Court of the county of \Lewis to be hereunto affixed. (L.S.) Witness, Hon. Milton Carter, Surrogate of said County, at LowviUe, ln said county, on the 7th day of April A. D., 1923. 24-4 Marion S. King Clerk of the Surrogates Court. 6c 1.00 SO l.tt l.to 1.90 1.95 1.9002.60 $30.00 18.00 30c 25c IOO Me S6C 28c<g>30c IOo S6O 100 ISO 100 so* ?owls,~ dressed, lb v ~. .^. Mleoslianeoue. otatoes, per pock Oranges, dos Lemons, do*. Beans, lb Honey, lb Butter, cresjneiy.'lb/' Oleomargarine ............ per doi L. Sugar, per lb Maple Gasoline, erosene 400 lSe 400 15c 4leO«0c 400 lie 10* MoOSle Mo ALWAYS FRESH CHOICE mm CMDY CIGARS TOBACCO CIGARETTES All our profaa. sional energies are dignified by a sim- ple grace. Those -whom j w« have LWULKOTIOM. Notlos to Creditors—to pursuance ot an order of the surrogate of the ooonty of Lewis, notice la hereby given, *o- oortlng to law, to ail persona harlnc claltoe egalnst Ianac L. Smith, laU o l the town of Turin, \n said oounty of Lewi* deceased, that they are required to exhibit the satne, with the YoueJwr* thereof to the subscribers, exeqntot* •£ the will ofi the said deceased, at the law office of Perry a. Williams, ia the i of Lowvllle, in said county of A New York, on or before the 1st y of August, 1923. Dated January 24 th, 1923. I, Ivea Smith, Sherman 8. Smith. Barle S. Smith. O. Aubrey Smith, Executors. Perry O. WUHarne, Attorney for Bxecu- tors, Lowvllle, N. Y. Notice to Creditors—In pursuance of an order of the Surrogate of the county of Lewis, notice Is hereby given, ac - cording to law, to all persona having claims against.Lewis Miller, late of the town of Martineburg, in said county of Lewie, deceased, that they are required to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof to the subscriber, administratrix of the goods, chattels and credits of the said deceased, at the law offices of Lee, Dowllng & Brennon, at 820-326 Arcade, In the city of Utica, in county of Onelda, New- York, on or before the 1st day o t September, 1923. Dated February 21st, 192.S. Louise Elisabeth Korber; Administratrix. The Pepple of the State of New York, To John C. Martell. Franklin, MarteU. Ernest J. Martell, Ray MarteU, BHada Martell, Anna WiU-iams, Ruth Orel*. Nellie K. Hanno. The next of kin and heirs at law Of Helen L. Bralnard, late of the town of Lowvttie, in the County of Lewis, and State of New York* -deceased, send greeting: Whereas, George S. Reed, a resident of the town of Lowvllle, In the County of Lewis, and. State of New York, one of the executors named in the last will, and testament «of the said Helen L, Brataard, deceased, has lately appBed to our Surrogate's Court of our County of Lewis, to have the said laet will- and testament, which bears date May 29th. 1922, and which relates to both real and personal property, proved and ad- mitted to probate In- pursuance of the statute in such case made and provided. You, and each of you, are therefor* cited to show cause, before the said Sur- rogate's Court or the County of Lew)*, at the Surrogate's office ln> the village of LowviUe, in. the County sqf Lewis, NeW York, on the 23d day of April. 1921, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, why said last will and testament sooujtf not be. proved and adlmitted to probate a» a win of real and personal property. Ia testimony whereof, w e have caused the seal of our Surro- gate's court of the County of Lewia to be hereunto affixed. • (L.S.) Witness, Hon. Milton Carter. Surrogate of said County, a t Lowville, in said County, on the 17th day of March, A. D., 1923 Marion S. King, 21-5 Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. M> ? The People of the State of New York, To Adeline Burltey, Eugene Kinsman, Car- oline Seeley. Waiter E. Saundens, Rosalie Williams, Roaekha Draper, Frank A. S&unders, Mabel Mott, Elisabeth. Weeks, Anna Malady Ella Carkey, \Frank Klnsr man, Deborah Schaffer, Delia Northam, Eugene Lamphear, Fred Lamphear, Othl| Lajnphe&r, Nettie • Plank. Austin Dob- soo, Perley Dobsoni, George Dobson^ Emmett Dobsoe, Annis Hlckey, Herbert Dobson, Bert Dobson, Guy Dobsoik, Emellne Win born, Carrie A. .Dwlghii Ralph Dobson, Richard - H. Hogaft; George Hogan, Josephine Tunoecllflo, Annis Moulds, Hattie Crepie, the oe^f of kin and heira at law of Allen Klh«- m&n, late of the town of Diana, i s tl*e County of Lewis, and State of New York; deceased., eend greeting: \'• Whereas, Emery Kinsman, a reeldiew of the town of Dlaoa, l n the County ejf Lewis, and StettB of New York, the sofa executor named ln the last wilt and tejl*. tamemb of the said Alien Kinsman, 4*4 ceased, ha» teteBir applied t o our Surf rogute's Court of our County of LeWtk. to have the saidi last wilt and teataoMn which beans dft-te October 12, 1911, which relates to both real and- person property, proved and admitted) to bate in pursuance of the Statute ln su<! case made andi provided. You, and of you, are. thereflons cited or toec< office; in te«tamen« s9wxuld) hot mitted 1 to probate a s a will, of personal property. •'••-.-.-•,-• •-\•; > 5f ! j.vK^:' : ' ;r ^:- Ia tesUmony .\UfeexeejC *»< !Wv4,^?fei?r - caused the gate's Court Lewis to be* (L.S.) Wlttieas, Hon. Surrogate of said Lowvllle, In said County, on the 2d day of April, A. D., 1923. ^T: Marlon, S. King, 23-5 Clerk of the Surrogate's Court. Notice of Sale—Whereas, default ha». been madJe in the payment of thb money secured by a certain mortgage;*? bearing date tire 31et day of May, ,1*01. made and executed by WllUara Hayes, of . the town of Lewis, Lewis county. New York, as mortgagor, to I. SfcoddardrPen-. field and BenJaTnlm D. Stone, of -Oim»'i den, Onelda. coufity, New York, wbjleli, said mortgage was given as security Jfor the payment of $200, and wae duly'r^*: corded ln lbt-Lewls County Clerk's offlfce ln Book 45 of Mortgages, at page 176, on the 1st day of June, 1901, at 10:15 o'clock a. m., and no suit or proceeding has been; taken or instituted* at law to recover the debt secured by said mortgage, or any part thereof; and Whereas, BendamJn D. Stone was a , partner of the said L Stoddard Penfield, and the said) business having- been con- . diucted since the death of the said Ben- jamin D. Stone by I. Stoddard Penfleld as surviving partner of the firm of PenfieM & Stone; and Whereas, the amount claimed to be ' due on the: said mortgage at the first publication of this notice is the sum of: $212.25, namely, (105.43 principal and $106.82 interest, and that the whole amount remaining unpaid is the sum of $212.25; Now, therefore, notice is hereby given, according to statute in such case made and provided, that by virtue of the- power of sale contained in Bald mortgage, and duly recordtedi therewith as aforesaid, the said mortgage will be foreclosed by the . Bale of the- premises herein described by •• the subscriber, the mortgagee therein, at publio auction, on the 3d. day of July » uo auction, on m« <m aa.y oi uuijr.v •:•;$»•• 1923, at one o'clock ln the afternoon of V -. '•'?•>% that day, at the Town Hall In the town ; v ;<\^ of Osceola. Lewis county. New York, following is & description) of the mortgaged premises so aa aforesaid to. , be sold as therein contained in the said .. mortgage: AH that tTact or parcel of land: sit- uate In the town of Lewis, county \of ~ Lewis, andi State of New York, being part of the northerly center of Lot num- ber ninety-nine (99) first township. West ; Turin, In. the county of Lewis, aim State . of New York, bopndedi and contain Ing. aa follows: Beginning at the southwesterly corner of the land adjoining (being part of the said lot No. 99) belong!** to Ed- wapdi McGovem; thewce south 60%* Baat along- aaid McGovem south line and parali3el with the northerly line of ttte Id lot, to the easterly line of the said; lot No. 99; thence south 39%* Weft along the easterly line of said lot 99 so far that a line drawn, parallel with the northerly lino of said lot and the toutb- erty line of said McOovern land wlU In- dud* 40 acres; thence North 60U* Weft . to the westerly line of said lot 09; thenoe North 39^' East along said/ Westerly Mae ot lot No. 99 to the place of be- ginning. Containing about <0 acres of - land, beine- the same 40 acres ofi land deeded #y Lymaa Curtis* on the 13 th lay of July, 1883, and recordiedrla Lewis County Cterk'a offlce on the 17th day ot \ July, 1867). Also a» that tract or parcel of land situate, la the Town of Lewis In the county oC Lewie and state of New York, known and distinguished aa part of. lot number ode bunA-ed^ and botmdted ami described' as follows: On. the nortb- erry, easterty aad westerly sKtes by the original northerly, easterly and westerly Un<es ot said lot (No. 100) and on the DutftterOjr side by the northerly line of ' ne hundred acres of taw! sold to atrick Shalne, oon>Ulnlng< one hundred \ andi forty-two acres of land be the sane more or less, being the same land, deeded by Ellen Hayes to Michael Hayes on the 16th fey of July, 18(7, and recordted ln County Clerk's office on the 17th \ /. 18«7. Dated at Camdem, New York, April 2, »23. I. 8t»ddard Penfleld. Mortgagee, as surviving partner of tbe firm of Pen field 1 & Stone. George F. Moras. Attorney for Mort- \ u;ee, 62 Main Street, Camden» New York. 28'IS i ; 4 j;, . . .^, , ' Vjtjp^^;^^^^^?^
