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THE JOURNAL AND BEPUBLICAN, LOWVILLE, N. Y., TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1928. WANTS AND FOR SALE. [Advertisements under this heading, on* cent a word each insertion \ no advertisement J«M than 25 cents. Cash Must Accompany Order.} For -Sale—^Electric vueuum cleaner. Phcr.t- 204-AV, Lowville. 34-2 For Sale—House, all modtrti con- veniences. Enquire of Claud A. D*kin, Lowville. 32-tf For Sale—Twelve kitphfn chair*, by the lot or single. Enquire of C. N. P«lo, Martlnsburg; Phone 943-F24. 33-tf Wanted—Roomer, also wish work by thd day and two washings. Alice A. Petrle, Peebles block, upstair*, LQAV- viJle. , 34-2 For , Sale—Woodlot containing 60 acr*s. ttn miles from LCFWVIU*. Schantz Uros., Lowville; Ph<>n«? 257. 36-2 See - Ride,- Drive - Buy KC Write or-Phone for Demonstration For Sale—Well matched team chest- nut mar**, weight 2.4W). Newell Rieb- ennacht, Port L*y<i«n, R. 2. 84-3 Wanted—Experienced man to dig di'iches by the rod; part tile, part open. E. J. Searl, Lowville. Cull 924-F4 General Trucking—2^-ton Packard; short and long distance hauling\. A. R. Schantz, 67 Sharp street, Lowville; PIR.II* 275-L. 84- U Wanted—Fainting by day or Job; actenrton given to high work. C. A. Osborn, S Water street, Lowville; Phone 13-J. 81-tf For Sale—16 acre* Black river flat meadow land, located off of Ridge road: our price Is low. ••'jSchantz Broa., Lowville; Phone 257. \ 35-2 For 8sle—Ktvt- head of 3-y»-ar old cow* Knquire of Joseph Izsanye. R. 1, OlennVltl. known a« John liurkt* fnrnrr Pine Oreve. 34-£ Careful Conscientious Service*. We Draw No Lines of any kind in regard to our service. Those who call upon us, we serve; we feel that religion, social status and so forth are no concern of ouis. Our call is to serve, and we serve. Anyone, from the greatest to the least may call upon us with an assur- ance of getting the best we can give. MAURICE N.VIRKLEK FUNERAL DIRECTOR PHONE - LOWVILLE ; Shndy avenue and East State street. for gasoline and oli, refreshing soft drinks, groceries, fruit, tobacco, etc. Fro-joy !ce cream. Roy C. Stowell. Prop. 29-tf For Sale—300 cords body maple wood. Band and gxave-1. Trucking of all kinds on pneumatic tire truck*. Harnesses, wagons. .\WMKII*. and a few Kood horses. Levlker Bros , Lowville; Phone 385. 33-3 '•-'• • ••:V\ ONEIDA COUNTY CREAMERIES CO. \STORES OF QUALITY\ SPECIAL SALE on FINEST, FRESH CREAMERY 2 • IBS. The Kind You Enjoy Eating Fresh From The Churn Kirkman's Soap Large California Powder 2pkgs. 13c Prunes 2 lbs. 25c Super Suds Confectioners Sugar 3pkgs 25c 3 packages 25c Clicquot Club Ginger Ale 2 bottles 25c SHOWS START PROMPTLY FOREMOST IN PICTURES Music, Comfort .•!$'•'• THE BRIGHTEST SPOT IN TOWN Thursday-Friday, June 21-22 Eve. 7:10-9:00 RM VICT M°C^GLEN „ 'Why Sailors €o Wrong' with an All-star Cast COMEDY \CZARINAS SECRET\ NEWS Set of Dishes given away as Door Prize Friday Night, 9 p.m. Save coupons and be here Friday Night. You may be lucky. Saturday, June 23 4 COMPLETE SHOWS Mat. 2:30 EVENING:-6:30-8:00-9:30 fe\ A Complete Show before and after the Band Concert Park your car and come in. ZANE GREY'S \UNDER THE TONTO RIM \1f .•*>;•' The lure of gold amid a golden setting in Arizona COMEDY \WHAT WOMEN DID TO ME\ \BLAKE OF SCOTLAND YARD\ NO. II Monday—Tuesday, June 25-26 Eve. 7:10—9:00 P.M. RAMON NAVARO «T|ir QTIinfllT PDWPt\ &NORMASHEARER in lilt OlUUCRl iKIRbt A worthy successor to \The Big Parade\ INTERNATIONAL NEWS \ x\ \ -.,Wednesday, June 27 > - Eve. 7:10—9:00 P.M* v BIG DOUBLE FEATURE PROGRAM CHINESE PARROT\ I \HONEYMOON HATE\ FABLES LOWVILLE OPERA HOUSE Eve. 7:104 Mat. Sat. 2:30 LAST TIME TONIGHT 'Harold Teen'-'Leopard lady' FRL-SAT. JDNE 22-23 MAT. SAT, Big Double Feature Program Jack London's Famous Story of Northern Wastes MILTON For 3ale**-One 2-years old Gu«rijsey bull, well bred. 1 J . C Dudo, Croghan; 7O-F6. Auction 8sle—Haiur<Jay, June 23, one team of horses' and farm tools. John Ba«, Chast'b Lake. For 8sle—Varsliy 15-inch ball bear- Ing lawn nvo-wer, used one season; cheap for cash. 6 Elm street, Low- Wanted—Boy to work-on farm, able to drive team, com^nvenclng about July 1st. Enquire of William L. Smith, Lowville, R. •». For Sale—Barn 8tJx4«> In good condi- tion; gable ends, double boarded. Knquire of Robert Shaw, Crybtaldule, ErU? Canal road. For Sale—Usvd curs; several dif- ferent jnatrett. Our prices arc- the lowest and our cars .«*c*W quick. Kchantz B L 3 Brent., 36-2 and \CHICAGO AFTER MIDNIGHT' MONDAY-TUESDAY, JUNE 25 W Big Double Feature Program A Thrilling, Baffling Mystery Story JUNIOR cocMUh iMaajsom and a Gypsy Romance which gets you \THE TIGRESS\ JACK HOLT ~- DOROTHY REV1ER WEDNES.THDRiS., JUNE 27-28 Dorothy Mackaill and . Jack Mulhall in \MAN CRAZY\ and Leatrice Jov in \ANGEL OF BROADWAY\ YOU'LL GO SMILING ALONG —without fear of any automo- bile trouble if you let us impact and overhaul yodt ear rtgujarly. Evtry driv«r know* what It m»an» to hav* hit car br«ak down miles frofn a garage. It can be prevented. Just a trial at The Hatch Motor Saljet will convince: you that ours is an automobile serv- ice that is without eejual—-for completeness, courtesy, and rea« sonableness in cost. Let us demonstrate what we mean I HATCH MOTOR SALES CO. Phone 353 * Reed Bld'g. LOWVILLE, N. Y. ——F«r SsJs—N buni|>er.s, front and rear. Enquire of Ployd Virkler ai Uu- Virkltr Furniture Sture, Lowville. Wanted—Ant lqiu-s bought, espec- ially want early American furniture, pictures, giasswurc, books; pewter, etc. Phone 25-W, L. A. Fellows, Lowville. 34-4 For. Sale—We'stlnghouso Electric Automatic Ranee; cost $225. will sell for $100, caeto. Perfect working con- dltlon. Mrs R 8. Houjrn, Collins street, Lowville. 23-tf Ford Coupe—<;;cod Ford coupe, with new tires, for wile at low price; also dandy Chevrolet touring car in fine condition. N. ('. Bateinan, Dayan street, LowvlUe. For 8ale—To close th« e«tate ot the late Jeanette D. Case, house on dherry streot, Lyons Falls; has seven rooms, water, llg-hts and toilet. W. J. Doml- nick. Administrator. 28-tf For Sale—Two yo«ng Holsteln cows, perfect in all -way*; will freshen very soon. Leftoy L«e, Glenfleld, R. D. 2. For Sale—Good, hard eatin* pota- toes, $1 per bushel. Enquire of C. A. Reddfcperger, Koute 2, box 62, Caator- lund For Sale—Ten younjr tpige.\\ eight weeks old. Enquire of Charles Kempa, Lowville, R. F. D. No. 4; Phone 915-F23. 35-2 Tomato Plfnts for Sale—Four varie- ties; large, thrifty slock. Fred L. Van Wagoner, Dayan street, Lowville; Phone 2L3-L. It Psy^s to Look Well—Visit the new barber elvoj), lower State street. Ludie«' work a specialty. Edd Horth, Proprietor. 17 acre*, Standing Grass for 8al mostly new Kt-edlng; also building 14x18, and-ftttrre-y in geed-order. AV-.-P. { F'ofd >[olden, Turin. 36-2 For Sale—About 15 bushel good eating potatoes; also eight pigs two months old; priced to sell. Ray Kline, Route 1, Copenhas*n. Found—Balloon tire and rim on State road; owner can have same .by- proving property and paying for this adv. Fred Hines, Port Leyden. Tires, Tires—Have all sizes new auto tire« and tulies. Each Saturday will make special \ovr prices. Buy guaranteed tires of . me and save money. N. C. Bateman, Dayan street, Lowville. Dodge Coupe—Low price Dodge coupe in good condition. Would make a fine passenger car,, or could be made into a dandy truck. A very low price buys this Dodge. N C. Bateman, 84 Dayan street, Lowville. Wanted—'Man and family to work on farm and live in tenant house- Man must understand tructor and machin- ery. Enquire of Charles Kempa, Low- ville, R. F. D, 4; Phone 815-F23. 36-2 For Sale—Two heifers, Ayrshire*; freshen next month; red and white: one horse, •weUrht 1,100; four pigs, 7 months old; farming tools. Enquire of John .Sxljarto, WatBon, R. 1, Glenfteld. Lost—Somewhere between Idle Ease Hospital and Campbell street, Low- ville, on \Wednesday night, a bla^k traveling bag containing babies wear- Ing apparel. Finder please notify Miles Sullivan, Campbell street Low- ille. Lost—Child's . •il. light rvd, be- Beach's Mrid^ and Tucker's Corner*. Findor i>k;i!*e notify Mrs. S:eve Horvath, <;:<rnlkid, R. F. D. 1. Chevrolet Coup*—Just out of paint shop, a dandy Chevrolet coupe. Large over size tires all around. If you want a good coupe at low price see- this car. Time payments. N. C. Bateman, 84 Dayan street. Blodgett, Optometrist—Will beat his office In Lowville, next door south of the Dr. W. O. Hubbard residence, every Thursday, Friday and Saturday. At Boonvllle office every Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday. JO-tf Wanted—All kinds old furniture, picture*, books, china, bed quilts, glassware, pewter and brass. Espec- ially want beds and bureaus. En- quire Fowlers' Hardware Stofe, LOTT- vllle. N..T. 24-tf Work Wanted—R«-pairins or over- hauling tractors, milker en gin ess and farm machinery; grinding valves in cars at your own garage. A. R. &ehn n**;—67 Sharp—s*r*ety —fcewvUte; Phone 275-1,. • 29-tf For Sale—Standing grass for sale 1 cheap; 20 arres known as the Harry Wetmoro flats at East Mfc Ob\ You Want Money\?—T pay hlgh- st cash price for old Iron, rag3, rub- ber, burlap sacks and all kinds of old metals, fur, hides, also deader In No. sacks. Call on or address I^ewis Buffj East State street, Lowville, N. Y.; Phone 266-W. tf New Auto Tires Cheap—From this date, I \will sell all sizes of l^ew Cord Tires and New Tube* at greatly re- duced prices. Drive on good new Re- liable tires. Ford Tires, Cords less than |6. Buy tires and tubes of me and save money. Don't wait. It's \Time To Re-Tire.,\ N. C. Bateman, J4 Dayan street, Lotpvllle. 24-tf Uu> a lar.?e barn; can store hay until vinter. Would also sell Mats Write Esther Wetmoro, Glenfield. • 35-2 The Celebrated Baldwinsville Aster Plants—Send us one dollar and we will send you 75 choice aster plants a wonderful collection- of 15 different kinds. Plants will be shipped -week of June 18th. Baldwinsville Aster Farms, 40 North street, Baldwinsville. N. Y. 32-3 For Sale—Realdence© on State; South State, Elm, Colliiia, DeWitt, Church, Water streets; Park, Trinity, Shady, Cascade and Rural avenues; residence and grist mill; two business blocks on State street: nineteen farms, fourteen lota. Money to Loan on real estate, Call on Henry F. Weber, 7 Clinton street; Phone 280-J. ' 35-t Horses for Sale and -Exchange— .Vtthln a week we expect to unload 60 ead of Iowa horses; every horse Ju»t ut of work, and guaranteed aa rep- OHented. Stables at Lowville, Boon- lllo and Remsen. For further Infor- mtion consult Olin C. Ide, 28 Elm treet, Lowville. For Ssle—Hiding and hand culti- ators, hay cars, track pulleys, rope, ork*, slings and a complete line of arm Implements. Arsenate of lead, ?nrls green sprayer?; fly oil in bulk, at 5 cents a gallon. F. J. Kelly, Low- llle. 34-2, For Sale—Just think of those cold winter days and a handy indoor toilet. W have two used chemical toilets, svlth seats, lankis pipes and pumps omplete in good condition, cheap; nrminjr tools, several used cook\ and hunk stoves; a dandy service bull; will be two thi« fall. John Lustylk & Sons, Sperryville. MRS. CARLTON B. MILLER Born in Leydjsn, July 31, 1851; Died in Boonvillt, June 14, 1928. Mrs. Carlton B. Miller passed away at her home in Boonvill© last Thurs- day aifternoon, after an illness of two weeks. Mary E. Lane was born In Leyden, July 81, 1851,, a daughter of the late Valentine and fcally Loornla Lane. January 2, 1870, ah* married Mr. Miller and 1n 1907 moved to Boonville, where they had since resided. Mrs. Miller was very active in vil- lage affaire and had a host of friends. She was a member of the Methodist church and Its Woman's Missionary and Ladies' Aid Societies; Salma Chapter. O. E. S.; Boonville Historical Society and Leyden Orange. Besides her husband ahe leaven one daughter, Mrs. Lewis R. Ford. Car« and granddaughter, Burnette- 4 Mrs. Emma Wlest,, Rochester, and Sirs, Lois JE!ui..AlifiCdjeejL_S. 'U.'i one brother. Carlos Lane, Humboldt, la., and B«V- eral nieces and ne-phews. Two son«, Fay A. and Guy C. Lane, died several years ago. The funeral was held from her late residence at 4 p. m. Saturday, wkh in- terment in Locust Grove ce<neterj(. Oldsmobile Touring—Fine Oldsmobile touring car, fully equipped with «nub- ber»t bumpers, automatic windshield wiper, mirror and good tires. I offtr this var at big bargain. Time pay- ments; trades considered. N. C. ttiitemun, 84 Dayan street, Lowville. Take Notice—Call L. H. Juby, 56 Church street, Phone 197-J, for ice and gravel; local and long distance jnoving. Reo speed wagon us*4. Get 'our prices first and save half the usual cost. Ashes and rubbJsh drawn. 37-tf Dodge Brothers Service Station and Sales Room—The time to g*>t a good u*r-d car or truck: One, light Ford roadster with box; one, 1926 Dodge tourinc car: one, 1922 Buick coupe; ono, 1J*1!4 Maxwell coupe; one, 31x4 tire an<l tube, two, 33x4 tire?; one, 19L'l Dodge truck; one, Dodge sedan; two. outboard motors. Burkard Bros , Shady avenue. Dayan street, Low- ville. 19-tf Card of Thanks. We sincerely thank all who during the Illness and death o beloved son and brother, also f or ers and cars. (Slrned.) Mr. and Mrs Mathla and family. I wish to thank aH of ho^ sent me fruit and flowers during long* »toy at the hospital; also for sunnhine box and those that sent card* and letters. Tlu-y were greatly awreciated and helped u> away many lonely hours.\ Mrs. R. Harrifburg, June 19, i}^ I wiah to take thiu oi>partunity t 0 exprem my deeiKNst appreciation in the -words of empathy and the man? kindtiese^s -e-jttended to me during th« illneas and death of my b.-lovtd hut. band; to those also who oontributaj maas cards and flowt-i.s an<i ^ a ve y,- use af their cart. _ - — • Mra. Anna Lyn/:h Hughe* REVERA ROYAL TONIGHT THURSDAY, JUNE 21st 10 Colored ArtUts of Cincinnati DMCfltg9te2 Price 75c I For Sale—Universal 'Milking , ma- chines engine*, motors pumps, pipe fitting*, stanchions, stalls, barn equip- ment of all kinds; also used milking machines and parts of all makes of milking machines; also used vacuum pumps for Sharpies, Kmpire and Laval milkers. Get. our price*? be- fore placing your order. J H. Ross, : Phone 909-F41. 35-2 For Sale—217-acre farm; good 12- room house, water in house; good basement cow barn, Qne barn 18x27; new milk house, 2j»stall jrarage: run- nine water t» barn; 3% mi lea from a villajre and milk station; 40 -acres woods; 2 horse*, 19 head stock, good set of farming tools; one Ford ton truck, one touring car; price. $5,500, part cash. It. C. Hurlbut, Boonville; Phone 1-F4. 35-2 Medicated Teat Dilators—Are Indi- cated In »pldeT, cut and~ smashed teats and milch cows. No trouble to keep them In teats between, mIlk- Ings to prevent scabbing over and healing shut. They are healing and antiseptic. Price, three- dozen, $1, post- paid. Address A. H. Ide, Veterinarian, Lowville. 7-tf Paying Business Opportunities—Up- to-date- meat market, good equip- ment; ,caj*h grocery store, no old stock: old -established cash dry goods store; paying ice business with, all necessary buildings and machinery; lease and furnishings of best paying small hotel; old established lumber yard; only laundry in town; all located In the best home town In the United States.' Also A-l country store. II. C. Rogers. Gouverneur. 35-2 WE HAVE INSTALLED A BEISSER KEY CUTTING MACHINE AND ARE ABLE TO FIT KEYS TO AU MAKES OF LOCKS BY NUMBER. WE CAN DUPLICATE PRACTICALLY ANY KEY. AUTOMOTIVE ELECTRICAL SERVICE ALL KINDS OF STARTERS AND GENERATORS REPAIRED BRAKE LINING SERVICE BRAKE LINING PUT ON BY MACHINE. COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF STANDARD SIZES IN STOCK. HARLEY N. STANTON Sales EXIDEBATTERIES S«nkc Caraje.Phone: 456 Lowrtte, N. V. Res. Pbone: 302-J Good Used Cars—Now Is the beat time to get a. good, automobile cheap. I have several late model Ford \tour- ings and roadsters, Bulcks, Btude- bakers, Chevrolet* Overland*, Maz- wella and Oaklands. Nearly all of these cars have been put In first-class condition and Just painted and look like near. Come and look at them. Quality hlghect; prioea lowest; pay by time payments. N. C. Bateman, 84 \Dayan street, Lowville; Phone70-W. 8&ax^^ THE HOME TOWN STORp \Eat Less But Better Food\ FERNDEU LARGE WHITE BEANS Cook Quickly — No Soaking Required - BUTTER ':•*-- JAR - TUB '\'• - Every pound Guaranteed PRINT NEW - CHEESE OLD The Best that We Can Buy. Tasty and Delicious Also Fancy Cheese MILK & CREAM ~ Fresh Morning and Afternoon FINN'S BAKED GOODS Fresh from the Bakery After We Receive Your Order FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Phone 76 GEO B MORSE If you cannot find what you want ask us We Deliver STORES, liu. MHlGtn'S BREW ivony sow WHOLE MILK CHEESE CLUB Cintfcr JM« JM|MONfl SAROINI5 Japanese f del Tissue 4.«* CrapefnrflHearts . LOOK OVER THESE BIG VALUES iliw Tip Matetiet S^ Super Sndt . . 3f»25c C. U. Prunee Lam &.25C Credo IHanutButttr^2S€ O.U. Tuna Fbh J*i,25c °t CMtttn kWh 3 CM.25C 0- Us Peaches ~C*M2SC rSc^t Jtlty iVwdw W25c raTH Vinegar 2^ J«*«*2Sc Crlspo Fig Bars 2n».25c Pocono Macaroni 3*s»25c FrtfthgMk Grape Julce^2Sc Q-U. Preserves i» ««. Jsr25 2i^2Sc fclalto Peai No.2c..2for2S€ FreshpakTomato$2^25c Camel, Lucky Strike Chtsterfie!fi t Old • . ^_ Gold Cigarette* . 2»ks*.25C SSSSSSSSSSSSSiSS! 'Otti NIILBESY MILLER BLOCK, SHADY AVENUE
