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THAT LAST Strap Watches from i ,.._ $7.50 to 107.90 Ladies* Bracelet Watches -t9.7BLtftH26.QO Elgin and Waitbam Pocket Watches -. $10.00 up Waterman, Parker and Wahl Pens and Pencil Sets, Desk Sets 1 , $4.50 to $25,00 (Fine Assortment) STEELING SILVER PLAT WARE IK LATE PATTERNS COMMUNITY, ROGERS and HOLMES & EDWARDS ~~ Silver Plate in Many PitHnor—$. Exclusive Agency for Community China .... Fine Line of Pewter Ware and Glass Ware .,. .Many Use- ful Gifta .... A Real Line of Leather Goods, Bill Folds, Key Holders, Etc. EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS PLUS 10% DISCOUNT FOR CASH THROUGH DECEMBER CHRISTMAS POMSEIIIAS BEGONIA CYOAMDi PRIMROSES AZEALEA HYAOKIHS NARCISSUS CHERRIES raws ROSES CARNATIONS POMPOMS VIOLETS NARCISSUS at POSTER'S CHRISTMAS REDUCTION SALE WITH PRICES LOWER We also carry a large assortment of Christmas Specials such as House Slippers, Men's Neckwear* Men's Dress Gloves, Ladies 1 Wool and Leather Lined Gloves, Beautiful Silk Hosiery, etc. Lot of Ladies' 4-Buckle Overshoes 7....... :r.. 98c Ladies' Silk and Wool Hose 25c Ladies' $£00 and $4.00-Shoss ._ ,.^, $1.98 Boy's Heavy Unions \... i ,. 60c Men's Wool Pants <?........ $1.89 Men's. 15-inch Rubbers $3.50 Men's Wool-mixed Socks, 2 pairs for / 25c Men's Extra Heavy Overshoes .... — $2.49 Men's Light Dress Overshoes '. $2.48 Men's Heavy^Sweafera ^ 9^c Men's Heavy Ribbed 2-Piece Underwear — 49c ea. Men's Heavy Ribbed Unions 69c Lot Child's and Misses' Boots MAXCOAHN LOWVILLE, N. Y P. O. BLOCK Watertown, N. Y. U. 8. A. The Deluxe Pastry Flour This flour has probably more \First Prizes\ thj MM* flour on the fine cakes, pies and y&flgl In «ew York, the best families Invirlably-epeclfy \Pansy\ f 0P their wedding cakes. THE FARWELL & RHINES CO. Journal and Republican want and for sale advertisement* \do the trick.\ One cent a word, cash with order, no adrer tisement for less than 25 cents. TUBW Haw* Mm BOM Kitty a* Si. Lo pMaO, Vtim Wrtr* Stall Tied—Chrl»teM» Fntgrun •* Fva*. byterUa Chunk, IX* U. (Mrs. lUtfna. K. Wajmuth,' Comtjp'D Mr. and, lira. E. C. Jon*» wtrt In Utk* Monday. John R. Roberta tp«nt tb* WNk* •nd at UUc* and Clinton. lira. Abble ' Evana la homa ( after •ponding tbt atimmtr with Mra. Bvgb i4Hh family. y Mm. Roa« Klbby la In 8t LukVa boaplUJ, Utlca, whare ah« undtrwant anroparatton Toeaday. Tha Homa Bureau -will hold a baka aala at O. K. Waamuth'a •tore, 8at- urday p. m., Dec. l&th. Mr. and Mra. William Carey, of Utlca, are spending aoma time with Mr. and Mra. Dewltt Jenka. Saturday evening tha Albany State College freahmtp. will play Turin high achool on the local court Mlaa Millie Lane and Miaa Eliza- beth Law have ranted Mra. Joyce Wllllama* houae for tha winter. There will be no preaching aervioe at the Preabyterlan church next Sun- day. - Sunday- «chool wtH be held at 10:80 a.m.' • Regular aervlcea at the Method lat church qext Bunday; preaching aer- vlcea at 10:30 a. m. and 7:80 p. m.; 8unday achool at 11:30 a. m. I Twin high achool basket hall team will play tha Weet Leyden team at Waat Leyden Friday evening. AM the acorea atand now Turin and* Weit Leyden are tied for the lead in the League. The Chriatmaa program at the Praabytarian church will be held Wednesday evening, Dec 38, begin?: ning at * o'clock with a picnic •up- per for ail attendants of the church and 8unday achool. A- abort pro- gram of music, recitations and songs will be given at 7:48, to which the public is.welcome. , WATSON School Christmas Tree and Exercises December tt and M, to Which An An Invited. (Mrs. Clark C. Nye, Correspondent.) Margaret Hawley spent the week- end with Mrs. Clark C Nye. £fr. and Mra. Clark C. Nye called on Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Cougnlin at Carthage Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Timothy.. Schwendy and son Pierce, of Lowville, visited Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Rennle Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Pierce of Watertown, visited their mother, Mrs. Nettie Green, a few days last week. The Christmas tree exercises of school district No. 8, will be held at Petriea* Corners Orange hall, Wed- nesday evening, Dec. 23. All are cor- dially Invited. , , The Christmas tree and exerolses ol district No. 1 will be held at the Wat- son M. E. church Thursday evening, Dec. 24th. at 8 o'clock. All are-cor- dially Invited. The correspondent would like to correct a mistake she made In last week's Items. The receipts from Mrs. Fred. Loson's Aid Society supper were $13.55 Instead of $11.55. In the health credit contest recent- ly concluded in district No. 1, the row taking the Lincoln car finished in first place with a total of 936 points for the month, and the row taking .the Chevrolet finished second with a total of 902 points; individual prizes for 100% completion of all health credits during the month were won by eleven pupils. OTTER CREEK (Mrs. Heratio Cobb, Correspondent.) Rev. C. H. Bowman Bpent Friday in Lowville. Miss Madeline Blair spent Sunday with Mrs. Joseph Odett. Mrs. Leroy Burdlck called on Mrs. Joseph Odett Saturday. Mrs. John Rumble called on Mrs. Conrad Shumway Thursday. Mrs\. Clifford J. Olmstead called on Mrs. Nathan Mowers Friday. John Valler spent Thursday— with. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Colman. Mrs. John ' Cobb and son Alfred called on Mrs. Mary Rogers, Friday. The community services were held with Mr. and Mrs. Maynard fast Sun- day. Charles Austin spent' a few days last week with Albert Bliss and fam- ily. - y Mr. and Mrs. William Johnson and Mrs. Kallay were In Lowville Satur- day. Mr. and Mra. Silas bdett and fam- ily called on Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Odett Sunday. Mrs. Earl Cobb spent Thursday with Mrs. Conrad Shumway,, and Flossie Arthur. Mr. and Mra. Fred Holland and daughter Rita left Saturday for Florida,- where they will spend the winter. Royal Caster has returned here, spending a few days in* Fulton with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caster. _ The jshildren of the Otter Creek Sunday school and the children of the Otter Creek school will hold Christ- mas exercises Tuesday evening, Dec- ember 22. All are welcome. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Wormwood and Floyd; Mrs. ErVln Rowell and daugh- ter, Mrs. P. Dekln, Mrs.' Cora Blade, spent' Monday with. Mr. and Mrs; Clark \v*ormwood, the occasion being Mr. WormWood'a birthday. - • ; [ But police doing their duty never, seem high-handed except to the high- hatted. •••:•. . : Don't blame these rich publicists who praise Russia for killing money- makers. They know best what, they deserve. 1 . STOP NIGHT COUGHING Ordinary cough remedies do not reach the condition, which cause night coughing but Thoxine, a doctor's fa- mous prescription does. It stops the cough within a few minutes and goes direct to the Internal cause, prevent- ing further trouble. Taken before retiring Thoxine ab- solutely prevents night coughing. It gives the same- speeVy*rellef for sore throat too. Safe for the whole family —•guaranteed no dope. Money back if not satisfied. 35c. Bush Drug Store and Corner.-drug Store and all other good drug stores. OASTORLAKD ' Kxer<4se« »4 **ool *od tfce Ca>urcW«, Sale a»d Supper Bo- Qripta tMJ4--Bowttn*;. (Mra. August F. Krueger, Corresp't) Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Karcher and soon spent Saturday at Watertown., Mrs, Casper Btockburger an* Mra. Fred Pfaffiff spent Thursday at Wa* tertowo. * The Ladles' Auxiliary to the Urban Kareber Pott, American Legion, met Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Dean Beyer. \ Mrs. Minnie WerAer has dosed her home for the winter and has gone to stay with her brother, John Zecher and family. Mr. and Mrs.-sRoy Bach spent Sun- day in Utlca with Miss Mynell Richner, who underwent an opera- tlon for appendicitis Sunday. Miss Virginia Virkler will return home from Keuka College Friday to apend the holidays with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Virkler. The receipts from the sale and sup- per at the Baptist church last week were 185.2*, for which we wish to thank all who helped in any way. The Christmas program for the Baptists Sunday school will be held next Sunday evening;, at 7 o'clock, when Rev. 8tockton will show stere- opticon pictures of the Birth of Christ and another Christmas picture. The public is\ Invited; , The results of the matches rolled in the Climax Tournament for this week were the Packers taking two games out of three from the Cutters, while- the Office took, two from the Printers. High scores were a single of 258 by K. Stelner and high triple of 615 by Davla, The Packers'rolled 271S for high match game of the tournament thus far. The scores: Packecs^-Leon £*>ula, 551; Davis, 615; R Sturtse, -50ft Lautenshlager, 591;' Streeter, 453; totala, 2713. Cutters— Loren Louis, 609; L. Stelner, 586; E. Stelner, 592; L. Sturtse, 448; N. Virkler, 459; totals, 2694. Office— Hlrschey, 473; B. Stiles, 560; Krueger, 508; Pfaff, 453; Genzel, 430; totals, 2424. Printers—E. Stiles, 529; C« Virkler, 506; Rohr. 519; Edick, 499; Gekser, 440; totals, 2492. Team fittaoSUngs GW GL Perc. Cutters 18 12 .600 Printers _ 17 18 .567 Office 14 1« .4*7 Packers . - . . . Il2 18 .400 First Baptist Church A. Stockton, Pastor Sunday, Dec. 20th, 10:30 a. m., call to worship; It a. m:, children's atory hour by Misa lone Schantz; 11:10, m. m., sermon, \The Most Unique Proacher in History;\ 7 p. m., Christ- mas program by the children; two Btereoptlcon pictures, The Night Be- fore Chriatmaa, and,. The Story of Jesus. (Mra. W. F. Nuapllger, Corresponds.) Mr. and Mrs. Leon Comer spent Sunday with'relatives at Brownvllle. A baked sale will be held at W. J. Snyder'a store on Saturday afternoon, Dec 19th, by the Rosary Society, for the benefit of Bt, Anne's church. The entertainment and tree given by the pupils of the local school will be held at the community' hall on Wednesday evening, Dec. 23d. Every- body welcome. The Christmas tree and exerclaes -at the M. E. church will be held on Christmas night A play entitled, \The Christmas Shadow,\ will be giv- en by the members of the Altruist class. Everybody welcome. BEAVER I ALLS Mlaa My«U IHrijagrat Cttc* Hoaptt- ama 1ta#n Cluletma* Trees Eierctoea Dec 14 at M How we do appreciate good health —when we're sick. The so-called Itch for office isn't a real itch. It can't be cured )n seven years. Kvapgettofi Ouwohea Orange {Kn- ows Elected. (Mrs. George M. Bardo, Correapond't) Mra. R. B. Hilt* and Miaa Rett* Hilts were in Watertown Saturday. Mr. and Mra. Fred McPhtlmy and W. Welda ware Sunday guests of Mra. Delia E. Schorge, Mra. Etta Hllta visited .her aiatar, Mrs. Mary Gabble, -Saturday after- noon at Carthage. Albert Hoppe left Thursday for Utlca, where ha la receiving treatment at Faxton hospital. Mr. Brown, of Port Leyden, is as- sisting O. E. Parker in hie store through the holidays. Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Nuspllger and son 8am and Francis Fredenourg spent Saturday in Watertown. Mra. Lydia Haller spent a few days last weak with Mrs, Lena Pfaff and Miss Llllla PeUoldt at Watertown: Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Petxoldt \ and sons, Mr and Mrs Joseph Petxoldt spent Sunday, with relatives in Onel- da. . Mra. H. O. Wheatly and son Rich- ard, of Utica, spent tha week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mra. Oeorge Briggs. Mra. H. 8. Lewis and son James at- tended the Army-Navy football game In New York Saturday, returning on Sunday. Mr. and Mra. G. E. Parker left Tuesday for Adams Basin, where they will attend the funeral of Michael -Ragan on Wednesday. Lewis Van Arnam, who la employed at Lowe's theatre, Syracuse, apent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Van Arnam. Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Pierson and son and Mra. Warner Pierson, recent- ly spent the weak-end with Mr. and Mrs. M. J. PeUoldt and family. Rehearsals have begun for a play entitled \George in a Jam,\ which will be given in the near future for the benefit of the village library, t Mrs. H. P. Schooplng and two sons, Gordon and Robert; Mra. L. C. Nuffer and two daughters, Virginia and Shirley, apent Saturday In Water-, town. * Mra. Rudolph Richner left Sunday for Utlca, where her,daughter, Miss Mynell Richner, underwent an opera- tion for appendicitis at Memorial hospital. The Christmas tree and program of the Methodist church and Sunday school will be held oo Thursday even- Ing, December 24\ The usual supper will be served at-6 p. m. Under the auspices of the Women's Home Missionary Society of the Methodist church a pound party for a needy family in the town of Watson was held at the Community house on Thursday evening, Dec. 10. The Christmas tree and exercises of the Evangelical Sunday school will take place Thursday evening, Decem- ber 24. A musical ipageant, entitled \Seekers After Christmas,\ will be presented by the young j>eople. The seven reel moving picture, \On the Life of Christ,\ which was shown Sunday evening, Dec. 13, at the Com- munity house and sponsored by the Young People's Missionary Circle of the Evangelical church, was very well attended. • ,. Mr. and Mra. H. 8. Lewis and Mr and Mrs. H. D. Cornwall attended the 60th wedding anniversary I of Dr. and Mrs. C. P. Kirley. of Lowville. on Tuesday afternoon, and Dr. and Mrs F. E. Jones attended the reception in the evening. The Beaver Falls high school boys basket ball team defeated the Dexter high school team by a score of 27 to 17 on the local court Friday •vett- ing, Dec. 11. It was the second vic- tory of the season for - tha Beaver's. Burdlck, with Un points* waa high scorer for the locals. The Dexter Juniors defeated the Beaver Juniors by a score of 21 to U. Mr. and Mra. G. S. Parker received a measage Monday of the auddan death of Michael Ragan at his home in Adams Basin on Sunday after- noon, Deo. 13. Mr. Ra- gan >waa a former resident of this village. Funeral services win be held Wednesday at 2:30 p. m. Ha is survived by his widow and one daugh- ter. Much sympathy is extended to the daughter, as her mother has been 111 and under a nurse's care for aev- aral wef ks. The regular meeting of the Beaver Falls Orange waa held Friday even- ing with a good attendance. The fol- lowing officers were elected for tha ensuing year: Master, R. W. Nuffer; overseer, M. J. Petxoldt; lecturer, Mra. Edward Mathya; steward, Elmer Pet- xoldt'; assistant steward, Alfred Mar- olf; chaplain, Mra. E. E. Wldmeyer; treasurer, Wallace Mellnlts; secretary, E. E, Wldmeyer; gatekeeper, Roland Briggs; Ores, Mra. Ernest Stelner; Pomona, Mrs. Roland Briggs; Flora, Mra. Jacob Schneeberger; lady assist- ant ateward, Mra. Lena Burdick. Geofcge Scheer was re-elected trustee for three yean. The next meeting will be held January 8th, at which time tha Installation of officers will take place. Tha ladies are requested to bring sandwiches and a covered dish. Let every member try to ba present and have a, good attendanen at the first meeting of tha year. The meeting will begin at 8 o'clock Sharp and at that time there will be a roll call of officers. The unpardonable sin Is the one that you discover in somebody you don't like. Every man succeeds In finding a satisfactory reason for his follies. WE8TLKYDBN (Mra. Cyrus F. Church, Corraspond't) Dr. Rowan, of this place, has ttovatt with his family to Walls, N. Y. Palmar H. Church, of Lowvilie, spent Saturday with Cyrus F. Church. Mr, and Mrs. Ernest Kohll have bought tha Frank Kotary farm, A special masting. of tha local Orangs was held Monday evening., December 14. The first and second degrees were conferred at this time* Btahop Oonroy Leaves Hospital Bishop Joseph H. Conroy, of Og- densburg diocese, who has been 000\ vslascing after two operations in 9tr, : Vincent's hospital in New York, wtU leave that Institution this week and will spend some time' In the south. For the jftrat time In some years-ha will not participate in services Christ- °: mas day In St. Mary's cathedral at; Ogdensburg. • ••: W>rr 6ET UP WCHTS C Nabo This Uc Test You need this easy^bladder physic to drive out impurities and excess acidar which cause irritation that results i^ lag pains, backache, burning and gat- ting up night* BU-KETS, tha blad- der physio, containing buchu, juniper oil, etc., works on the bladder pleas- antly and effectively as castor oil on tha bowels. Get a 2©o box IS grain lisa) from your druggist After four days, If not relieved of getting up nights go back and gat your cnonsy. You are hound to feel better after thia cleansing and you get your regular! aleep. Locally at F. C. Snyde*» Druggist J •A*: 1 Heaven can't b* a very p place If It fr filled with people who were good only as a means jit there. Bxtmtx TYPICAL GRAND UNION SAVINGS Inaoc* the aoocasa of your Chriattias Dinner by fauyta< ar Grand Union. .7 Th*«ovtn<toffowUd byouTkni>»TkMipiU«urj>ir<««yn</ Fancy Largt Calii Budded Walnuts With the clear, CWDMB which put the tooc a ol per- fection to esady .or cake. POUND OxKeart Peanut Brittle lbs. RlbbMi Cftady Aner. Mlx«d c 19c Fancy Whole Milk With tha delicate flavor to bring die final touch to the meal v PECAN NVT8 MIXED NtTTS F. DCT TURKEY Gnnd Union Blue Ribbon turk- ey* are the fine* the market affords. And yet our price* are low WATCH THE NEWS- PAPERS FOR OUR MONEY SAVING PRICE! Cfc«*t«rfl«14 CIGARETTES FREE-^ Sugar with each purchase ol J 1b oi Berma Coffee fferly Morn Coff«« 3 \» 4?€ Panoa CaHTe« lb.ZOc Preahpak Coffee *. Z§e' Pocono Family or Pastry FLOUR Ctflahn HamMile-FroBl Qnrto .95 (Formerly Up To $18.95) B0YS' 4PIE0C SUITS $6.95 to BOYS' OVEBCOATS $4.95 to $ ALL-WOOL SNOW SUITS $4.95 to $ ALL-WOOL KNICKERS . . $1.48 to I GOLF H0S2 25c to $1.48 T-'- -- _ SHIRTS & BLOUSES 79c toJKL98 ALL-WOOL SWEATERS $L98 to $4.98' YOU WILL FIND THE I-ABGEST ANU SELECTION OF BOYS* WEARING Ai^AREL NORTHERN NEW YORK AT THE 137 Arsenal St. Phone 476 putr CHRISTMAS • •'>•¥,-\ -' '-AX BAIfY NEW YEAR TELEPHONE DO YOUR LAUNDRY! ? v **\* This is a machine age—and your tele- - phone is the control — the self-starter. Among other things,. it controls our laundry. Call 87 to start the machinery which calls for your laundry promptly and ^returns it—perfectly dean—perfect-\\ ly > laundered—perfectly sanitary^-inex- penglvely and Without bother to you. Get your table linens ready for Christmas- Send them to the Laundry. PHONE 87 LOWVILLE, N. Y. K | •jj> M' i'W i i
