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*H£ BEE, i PubUib'id Weeldyon Saturday mornings •% Heurelton, N. Y. Bubioaptfon Batea—<-5Oet«. Per Year, Six Months, S5ote. in advance Advertising Bates on Application. W. N. L OWRY EDITOR AND PUMJSHCIt .\Entered a* seoond class matter April 1$, 1M12,\ at lT:y Post office at Heuvelton, N. Y. tinder the Act of March 8, 1819.\ NOTICE TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS We will stamp the date here to which your Subscription is paid to— A prompt renewal is always greatlj appreciated by the Publisher. O. E. S. A stated regular meeting of Florence B Beattie Chapter 0. E. S. was held Tuesday evening, May 19th. The occa sion was a very enjoyable one, being th oftiicial visit of the District Grand Officers Sister J. Grace Evans of Hammond R. W. D. D. G. M., aqdJ3rother J. J Doty of Rensselaer Falls, R. W. A. G. L Other Grand officers present were, Sister Nettie Maine of Hermon, D. D, of 39th District, Sister Dido A. Cleeland, Past D. D. f Brothers J. V. Baker of -Gouver- neur, and Fred L. Joels of Ogdensburg Past Assistant Grand Lecturers. Chap- ters represented by visitors, were, Ham- mond, St. Lawrence, Antwerp, Marble City, Hermon, Lura, and Evening Star of Ilion, N. Y., Mrs. Robert Johnson, being the visitor ipam tbe^last named -chapter. An &** k served at 7 o 'dbcfc\\\$£•> new Memorial service, Ir «*t of,the Star degrees, were both exemplified. The gift of the chapter to Sister Evans, was a silver berry spoon which was pre- sented by Carlos S. Blood. Rev. C. E. Hastings and Rev. F. R. Griffiths, were honored guests of the chapter. One petition was received. LOCAL NEWS. m T The Annual Memorial Services will be held in the M. E. Church next Sunday 10:45 a. m. The Veterans of the late war and-the Boy Scouts will sit in a body. Sermon by the Pastor Rev. C. E. Hast ing§. In the evening the Pastor will speak on Conditions in Mexico, past and present. Everybody come. Mrs. Jane Niles returned to her home in Renssejaer falls, Tuesday after spend- ing it few days with her sister, Mrs. Sarah Gray. \\\' Alva Martin, who returned from Los- Angels, Calif., last week, died at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Won. Martin, Tuesday morning, May 19th. Funeral services were held from the house Thursday afternoon-2 o'clock. Burial was made in Heuvelton cemetery. ' Mrs. W. L. Wainwright, Mr. Terrial and Dr. Austja«flre reported-improving. ICE. My Seed Corn has arrived. Five kinds. Prices right. GBORGE HAYDON. E>0 ¥0U<$NN AN AUTOMOBILE MOTOR CYCLE, MOTOR BOAT, OR GAS ENGINE it so you will need Supplies thi* summer. Go to the HEUVELTON GARAGE and get them RIGHT. OILS AND GREASES. We handle the celebrated Havoline Qil in medium and heavy densities, admitted by experts to be the best oil in the world, also the Excelsor oil which is a little cheaper price but of excelent quality. Both oils are free from ear- bon and do not dirty up spark plugs and cylinders as cheaper grades, which quality alone, is a great saving in time and trouble. Our greases are of the best quality obtainable, both in hard grease and transmission grease. You couldent buy better at any price. FIRESTONE TIRES — THE BEST. Barny Oldsfield, the spee<£kmg of the world uses noth- ing but Firestone tires. All the winners use Firestones. Firestone tires are made in rill sizes, Regular and oversize, Plain and non-skid.tread, and to fit all standard rims, such as clincher, straight side and Q v P. rims. OIL SOAPS FOR WASHING THE CAR. -v- _ JW f *< handle the (jelebfate^fiicitan 'Auto, soap. Will remove grease with lenst efR>gLand will not hurt the var- nish or-paint. \ This soap iralso good for washing wood- work in the house or furniture as it will not hurt the most delicate vernish or mar high pplish. «- Don't use ordinary soap on.your car; If you do you will have a painters bill to pay next winter. Also use a good Polish. l Don't use cheap furniture polish. We have in stock \AutdTHoss\ best for autos, buggies and furniture. Very reasonable in price. SPARKPLUGS. Recommend tfye famous HERZ MERCIDES SPARK PLUG. A guaranteed plug. J The Herz guarantee for one year with each plug. r^ut them in your engine and have no more troublp; also more\power; ask the man who has used them. We also have in stock the Wizard plug which is the best Dollar plug out. MISCELLANEOUS SUPPLIES. Such as Master Vibrators for the J*ord, Fan belts and radiator hose, Tire carriers, Rubber and copper lamp tubing, Carbide, Presto lite tanks, Electric horns, Exhaust horns and Bulb horns, Tools and accessories of all kinds, Cement Patches and lire Gum. In fact everything that is known to the trade. r And the prices are reasonable. WHEN IN HEUVELTQp STOP AT THE HEUVELfoilGARAGE If you want to fo out of town on the train or go to ttit k Get Valuable L. 10 cents. ELECTRIC CO- Sclftftectady, N- Y. DeptA. one revplviftgr Office cnair, one pair second hang light doable harness; one new <fc*ible set of \£ inch Farm harness; & new light buggy pole. Tlte same csn be seen by calling on tfee tindersigoed, A. W. WXON. FOJt S&X^—One * year-old Holstein bttfc, well marked, weighs about 8oo pounds. Apply to ALEX SMITHERS. f an entertainment km It will betaken care Vulcanizing at N, M. at the GARAGE. not molested. Mr--r- .s-r. :. • ,-. ^Pnces. Phone. FOR SALE AT THE BEE Printing Office CARDBOARD CARDS, ENVELOPES, and Pencil TABLETS for scHt»I. A Ur«e Mie omky 5 cents. -rif^ Tablets, Cards, for p and U^ at THE Bi« office. T •AC* TO THE LAND. & |* re %oo many \dr«un«ra ani And enough\ tlU«r« of to ° There are too many ers. With ra».>TH« <B too ea , l*^ 1 ^ WWh ** of toll. and boom- e ought to mo back tothe , and There are too «*«ny getter, and taken Andnotenomfo And ought rollln « «ntllled-out of U 1 STim9 and # «^ >•' with the poor are much in the cltlea, * l * rm? -Tlt-WU. I.UMP.
