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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Classified advertising is a co-oper- ative institution. It is world wide Its satisfying results bear witness Busy employers speak to thous ands of capable applicants in four lines. Men and women find access to position and power in all walks o life. Agents, canvassers, solicitors and salesmen quickly dispose of their market values. Rooms, apartments and homes are rented to desirable tenants. Boarders and lodgers get suitable places. Offices, store rooms and business buildings are readily occupied. Business property and factory sites are investigated. Real estate is bought, sold and traded. Homes are purchased. Fa rms are sold, Automobile sales are promoted. Languages are taught. Educational institutions, private preparatory and correspondence get students. Railroad schedules and travel suggestions determine routes and vacation trips. Banks gain dipositors. Stocks, bonds and securities reach inventers. Business chances offer opportun- ities. Partners are obtained. The lost is found. The found is returned. Auction sales create bargainers. Hotels add to their patronage. Lawyers and physicians are con- sulted. Clubs and associations increase their membership. It is the exchange bureau of the twentieth century where the \hustle while you wait\ is put into action.—Frederick Farrell, in Knick erbocker Press. COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONES THE BEE Office HEUVELTON, N. Y. LOCAL NEWS. Tuesday night during the high water the ice started to come over the dam and pilled up against it and the dam not being able to stand the pressure, about 200 feet was carried out. It is not known at this writing whether it will be re- built or not. Miss Flossie Robison of Dexter, is visiting Mrs. Bernice Perrin. Henry Shcofell and Miss Robiso n attended the dance at Will Poor's Friday night. Donald Hunt arrived in town Wednesday evening and started work in the milk station, Thursday morning. Mrs. Sandy Ward and daughter Beulah, of Rensselaer Falls, were callers in town Thursday. Miss. Fannie Bill of Rensselaer Falls, was a caller in town Wed- nesday. Miss. Olive Goldthorpe of Brock- ville, is visiting her cousin, Miss Mae Goldthrope. Stanley Hull of Russell, was a caller in town, last week Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Hollie Woodside have moved into the Blair house on Justina street. Just received a fine new line of those famous Parker pens. Call and see them. Dan Bell was a caller in Ogdens- burg, Tuesday. Miss Buelah Winters of New York is visiting her sister, Mrs. F. L. White. Charlotte Bell of the Normal, spent her Easter vacation with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Bell. Mrs. Stanley Beach of Deyepster was a caller at Judd Rickets, Tnurs day. Emerson Fleetham ate warm sugar at Galy Fleetham's Wednes- day. In the Public Speaking Contest under the High School Notes of this issue June \Conroy's name should be in place of Eloise Blood's Mr and Mrs. Arthur Link are receiving Congratulations on the birth of a son, bora Easter Sunday March, 31. Mrs. Lamoureux is care- ng for mother and babe. WEDDING BELLS Are They Going to Ring For You? Let Us Supply the Invitations WE WANT THE MAN If you take care of the Dollars now some day those dol- lars will take care of you. The First National Bank wants the man who wants to get ahead! For him we have an Interest Department. $1.00 starts an account here and every dollar you keep in this Department earns you at the rate of 3^ per cent. Inter- est. Why not take that Dollar you are about to spend and start an account with it—TO-DAY? First National Bank, Heuvelton, N. Y. M. E. CHURCH NOTES. All the regular services will be held iu the Methodist church next Sunday at the regular hours. At 10;30 preaching, subject; \A Review.\ Sunday School and Mens Organized Bible Class at the close of morning service. At 6;30 the Epworth League. Evening service at 7;30 subject; \Spoiling a Good Record\. Special music at all these services. Tuesday night at 7;30 the Mens League will meet in the church and alJ men are invited. Prayer-meeting at the church on Wednesday at 7:30, the Juniors will have charge of the music Next Sunday closes the Conference year and on next Tuesday the Pastor leaves for Utica to attend the session of the Annual Conference. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH NOTES On Sunday morning the subject will be \Lessons from the Cross of Jesus\ followed by Reception of members and the Sacreme^it of the Lords Supper. In the evening the topic will be ''The power of thought\. Bible School at 11:45 a. m. Prayer-meeting Wednesday even- ing in the church. Service at Flackville at 2. p. m. topic \The power of thought\. If You Want Real Tangible Results— Advertise Player Pianos, Piancs and Talking Machines Vose and other makes of pianos. See the matchless Mkton Player, perfect in tone and construction and the Brooks electric repeating Talking machine, also Victor, Meteor, and Colonial machines. CALL* PHONE OR WRITE GEO. HANNA Heuvelton, N. Y. BASKET BALL Saturday even'g April 6, 1918 FERRIS HALL LISBON vs. INDEPENDANTS Last Game of the Season. Dancing after game. IOGENES Looked For an ? Honest Man. If He Had '•'• Been Wise Enough to v Advertise He Could v I! Have Sat Still add Waited For \ ;' Honest Men to Come to Him. j ' •H-I-M-H\H\t\>\M\t\W-I-H\I-H-H-fr When You Are In Want Of Anything Try Our WANT AD. COLUMNS LETTERHEADS Of Real Class Will Be Prepared For You In Shortest Time at This Office. Any Quaa- , tity For Any* ! Purpose. '