Page Four CATSKILL MOUNTAIN NEWS Margaretville, N. Y.,‘ Friday, March 22, 19S7V o l u n t e e r W o r k e r s N e e d e d ^

Margeiretville Library Lists Hours for Month, New Titles

The Margaretville Public li­b r a ^ in the village building, which lends books without charge, is glad to have the support of' the public both in the borrowing of books and payment of the annual dues of $1.00.

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Hen’s Suburban L«ague Team standings: W

____ New K ingston______ 79%No one who worKs a t the li- ® ^ — ----------------

^brary receives pay for their time -------- “^ d efforts All work is v o l u n - ^ ™ ^ ^ e ^ j c _____ 57^^

tary. Workers are needed. The Rosa’s F a r m _______ 49%following are the hours and li- Fairbaim Lbr. Co___ 47brarians for March 22 to 27, Ark. Handle Factory_ 26 inclusive. Dues may be paid t o ' High team triples: MBC, 2849; Miss Ruth Sanford, treasurer, a t New K i n g s t o n ^ High team thp lihrarv- i smgles: New Kingston, 992; Dry

F r iS ^ M a rc h 22. M r.. Peter ,H ^pem ; Saturday, March 23, j High individual,triples: H. Gar- Miss Janet Close and Miss Bev-irfson, 580; D. Faulkner, 554; F. erly Babcock; Wednesday, March Sanford, 530; V. Valk, 517; J. 27, Miss Joan LaPorte and Miss Raeder, 508.Anne Grfifin. Commencing A p r i l ' 200 games: F Sanford. 224( H. 1. the library hours will be as ^lO; V B.follows: Wednesday evenings, 7- 203, D. Faulkner, 202.9; Friday afternoons, 2-4.

Recent new books: “The Scape­goat;” DuMaurier; “Peyton Place, Metalious; “Treasury M ysteries” (2 Vol.),

Men’s Organization League Team standings: W L

Masons ____________ 69 39of Great inn B etw een_______ 67%Haycraft; L eg ion --------------------63%

“The Dark Window.” Walsh; “One Halcott R a m s----------59%Way "ncket.” Hitchens; “Roose- ^^^tles ------------------ 55velt: The Lion and the Fox,” T ^ ^ s G arage----------43%

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"The Last Parallel,” R i^ ; “Guest- jjigh team triples: Inn Between, ward. Ho.” Hooten: “The Amer- 2996; Halcott Rams. 2787. High ican Story.” Miers; “Might 2is team singles: Inn Between. 1009; Well Be Dead,” Stout; "Tall. Dark Legion. 1006. and E>eadly.” Masur; “Twilight High individual triples: D. for the Gods.” Gann; “The Lov- J - 539; L.ing Couple.” Rowans; “Rocky ^Mountain Revolution ” p lb ro o k ; jOO game': D. Faulkner. 216.

Anglo-Saxon Attitudes,” W ilson;' _____“the Mandarins.” DeBeauvoir. | MargaretvUle Woman’s League

Also “Blessed are the Debon- ^eam standings: W Lair,” Harriman; “The Fountain Gulfs ______________50Overflows,” West; “Beyond the Bim’s ______________49

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Black Stump.” Shute; “The New Jackie’s Beauty Shop_ 44%World.” Churchill; “Profiles in Esso G a ls --------------- 42%Courage,” Kennedy; “This Hal- ------------------ I flowed Ground,” Catton; “The --------------- 24%Bible as H istory’’ KeUer: “Stories ^ S e r 's - S t o r e ” : : : : i % to Remember (2 Vol.), Costain; High team singles: Bim’s, 936; “Caleb, My Son,”. Daniels; “Ra- Farmall, 894: High team triples: chael Cade,” Mercer; “Speak to Gulfs, 2647; Bim’s, 2632. the Winds,” Moore; “A Thing of High individual singles: J. Rob- ■Beauty,” Cronin; “The Wreck of 1 ^ : B. Davis, 1 ^ ; B. Vejt.the Mary Deare.” Innes; ‘“T h e 179; M. Davis,Calendar Epic,” Kubeck; ; ^ e , j jj individual triples: J . Rob- Saants and a Sinner,’ Tharp- ■ — _ _ . — _“Eisenhower, the Inside Story,’Donovan; “Men to Match My Mountains,” Stone; “King Paris,” Endore.

__ I xugA i u iu iv m u e u L i ip ic a . u .Tiiarp; inson, 503; E. Delameter, 475; B.

" Veit, 469; B. Davis, 462; M. Mead, 461.

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Women’s Subarl>an LeagueTeam standings: W

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mains.Hiey plan to begin work a t the

Arkville bridge, ^ly a main down {(cross the fla t land on the Ver- itiilyea farm and join the present sewer line a t a manhole near the Vermilyea farmhouse. They will also connect the Arkville line, now ending a t the river bridge, w ith the sewage plant on the fla ts below the village.

Margauetville, two years from now, should have in operation the following: A new and wide Main stree t, a three million dollar sewage disposal plant, a much traveled route 28 a block distant. There will be an e.xcellent place for residences along the new South Side Erwin plan road from the village much of the way to the Stone School. Route 30 will con­tinue through the village as it does a t the present time.

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LEGAL NOTICES

N O nC E Beginning March 27 our barber

shop wiU be closed Wednesday afternoons. I t will be open other times as usual, including Tuesday, Friday and Saturday evenings.

Bell & Myers, Margaretville2m22c

NOTICE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids will be received at

the office of the Superintendent of Highways, Town of Middletown, N. y ., until 12:00 o'clock noon on Friday, March 29, 1^7 , for the purchase of one 1952 Used Dump Truck, cost not to exceed $1200.00. Specifications as follows:2%-yard dump body and hoist. Piston displacement of motor to

be 245 cu. in. or more.8.25x20 tires.Signal lights.2-speed rear axle.Truck must be in good mechanical

condition.MARVIN BUSSy Superintendent of Highways Town of Middletown

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JACK KEISERPh. Livingston Manor 211-J-SIF buying or equip, a Hotel or Restaurant, you will save hun­dreds of doUars by inspecting and buying my equipment. STAINLESS STEEL Sinks, Dishwashers, Coffee Urns and Stands, Griddles, Steam Tables, Shelving, electric S 1 i c e r s. Backing. Tables, Bars, (Count­ers, S t o o l s , Refrigerators, Showcases, Walk-in and Reach- in Coolers, Deep F a t Fryers. Chest Freezers, Meat Grinders. Dough Mixers, 500 C3iairs. Also Air Compressors, Refrigerated Compressors, Ctoil Blowers, Ex­haust Blowers, Bone Slicers, FIR E ESCAPES. Also a 35-ft. Commercial Conveyor with 12” belt. A wood-working saw with 3-hp. motor. All kinds of Mo­tors.. Plate Glass Mirrors, etc. Also, all kinds of Paints and Varnishes. Prices are a t a fraction, and even less for quantity. Please phone before coming.

CatskiU M t Dairies__ 31%W ood’s ___________ 28%A dler’s ____________ 28

High team triples; Arkvilla, %4D: ArkvUle Handle, 2532. High team singles: ArkviUa, 911, Ark- viUe Handle, 880.

I£gh individual singles: N. Grif­fin, 175; M. Mead, 171; T. K3m- baU, 170; A. Sigrist, 167; J. Oster- houdt, 166.

High individual triples: J. Oster- houdt, 483; N. Griffin, 471; T. Kimball, 439; M. Kelly, 433; P. Bouck, 436.

D ry B ro o kDry Brook, March 20

Mr. and Mrs. Miles Bishop and children of Delhi spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Evan Todd. The two children spent the night with their grandmother and went home on Sunday. '

Mr. and Mrs. Vamold Slade and daughter were Thursday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Evan Todd.

Warren Todd left Thursday of last week to spend a short time at Jupiter, Fla.

Mr. and Mrs. Louie Scalza spent Sunday with their son-in- law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. David Jenkins, Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. Larry Baker and Mr. and Mrs. Reg Todd were F ri­day guests of Mr. and Mrs. H ar­old Garrison a t ArkviUe.

Mrs. Lyman Todd was a Sunday guest of her parents, Mr. emd Mrs. Arthur VanHoesen, Grand Gorge.

Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Fairbaim spent Sunday with their son and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Fairbaim , at Waverly.

Mr. and Mrs. Claude Haynes and Mr. and Mrs. John Fairbaim spent Tuesday in Kingston.

Mrs. Gwen Crumling is ehlping her sister, Mrs. John Robinson, who suffered a slight heart attack on Monday.

U s e s H o m e S k i l l

A t A r m y B a s e

PFC Robert D. Ciiase

A Margaretville man is putting a Civilian skill to good use in the Army. PFC Robert D. C^ase, son of Mrs. Ella Hodge, is in­structing in repair of automotive radiators and glass cutting in an ordnance depot in Germany. Be­fore entering the armed service. Chase was employed by Louis Hamway in a radiator shop shop here. His address is: PFC Robert D. Chase US51319592, 507th Ord. Co. (HAM), APO 165, care P.M.. New York. N. y.

O & W G o i n g O u t

O f B u s i n e s s M a r c h 2 9

Traffic on the N. Y. O&W Railway will halt a t mignight next week Friday on the order of Federal Judge Sylvester J. Ryan. Cash the bankrupt line has on hand will then be ex­hausted.

Despite many years of reprieves, efforts to salvage the 544-mile line as a going operation appear to be doomed. The line has been in bankruptcy since 1937. The demise of the road would undoubt edly ^ave come two months ago, but the receivers raised $227,000 through loans from shippers and citizens along its route. This money fumished enough cash to carry the road through March 29, but operating costs are ' stUl $135,000 above income.

Gov. Harriman has appointed a committee to try to have the raU- road sold in operating condition rather than junk. Judge Ryan has also expressed hopes this could be done. There is the pos- sibUity tha t sections of the road may be sold in operating condi­tion to other railroads which con­nect with the O&W.

The main line of the O&W goes through Delaware county from Sidney to the Beaverkill. Waltcm is on the main line. A branch ex­tends from that vUlage to Delhi.

Qosing of the O&W may mean a spurt of business on the C^ats- kiU mountain branch of the New York Central. E. M. Decker of Andes has made arrangements to have feed shipments brought to ArkviUe if the O&W to Delhi is discontinued.

S h a n d a k e nShandaken. March 19

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Townsend are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Vene Todd in MUford.

Vacation in FloridaMr. and Mrs.'C. C. Dunham Sr.

and Mrs. Rudolph Frank and daughter. Peggy, are among those vacationing in Florida.

Daniel Buckman of Philadelphia is a guest a t the home of his brother smd sister-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. H arry Buckman.

Mrs. Paul Rosa and son, Stew­art, of Delhi and nephew, Stephen Rosa of Bovina Center, were din­ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Rosa Sunday. Later they visited Mr. and Mrs. George Rosa. I t was George Rosa’s birthday.

Biijoyed 16th BirthdayThe senior choir of the Method­

ist church surprised Patricia Knight, one of its members, with 'a. birthday i>arty to honor her six­teenth birthday March 14. Sixteen members and friends were present and enjoyed refreshments which included two birthday cakes.

P h o e n i c i a A r e a H a s

P l e n t y O f T r o u tPhoenicia, March 18.—^The (Con­

servation departm ent and the Phoenicia Fish and Game club put out 2,000 fish in the Woodland stream, 4,000 in Chichester, 28,838 in the Esopus and 8,200 above the portal. Over 30,000 are yet to be put out.

L a w t o O K V i l l a g e

M i n u t e s P u b l i s h i n gThe Legislature approved last

week a biU that would authorize, village boards of trustees to pub­lish the minutes of their meetings in local newspapers.

The publication could be in a newspaper that a board had desig­nated as official or one with gen­eral circulation in the village.

S c i n t i l l a E x p a n d sScintilla a t Sidney is building

a new addition which covers 63,- 000 square feet. This is the first of an extensive four-year expan­sion program.

George Steiner, general mana­ger. says that employment a t the big plant wiU reach a post war high this summer.

N u r s e s M a y C h o o s e

A n y T j r p e T r a i n i n g

The Board of Directors of the Delaware County Tuberculosis and Health and H eart association has changed its policy of nursing scholarships.

1. ITie recipient may choose the type of training she wishes to foUow; either a B.S. or three years a t a hospital. The training period may be a place of her own choosing. Previously the award was limited to Hartwick coUege school of nursing.

2. The recepient is free to use any other scholarship s id.

The amount of assistance given WiU be limited to an amount cov­ering entire tuition or a part thereof—depending upon choice of training places.

The scholarship is open to any Delaware county .resident who is a high school graduate. Anyone interested should contact, imme­diately, Mrs. W arren KeUyj Delhi.

M o t h e r s Q u a d r u p l e t s

Pleasant VaUey, March 19.— Forrest Lakin owns a goat that gave birth to . quadruplets last week. This is unusual.

A r k v illeArkviUe, Majch 19

Mr. and Mrs. Ray K ittle and daughters of Kingston were Sun­day guests of Mr. and Mrs. John Robinson.

Mrs. Laveme Clark received word Monday of the death of her brother. Ward Dutcher, Bingham­ton.

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph FuUer of Oneonta were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. RusseU Perk.

Lieut, and Mrs. WiUard (Clark and daughter of Annapolis, Md., spent Thursday night and Friday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Garrison.

Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth KimbaU and family and Mrs. Mary Kim­ball of Sidney visited a t Ithe home of Mr. and Mrs. Robert KimbaU over the weekend.

Honored On BirthdayMr. and Mrs. William Melnick

and Donald and Betsy Melnick of Walton, Mrs. Kezia Maas of DownsviUe, Mrs. Lois Brooks and daughter, Jean, of Tarrytown, Miss M ary Kate Brundin of Dobbs Ferry and Lon (Clevia of Kingston were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. David Williams on Sunday. The occasion was to celebrate the birthday of Mr. WiUiams.

Will Hold Lenten ServiceThe Union Lenten service for

March 26 wiU be held m the ArkviUe Methodist church a t 8 p. m. with Rev. John E arl Naegele as the si)eaker.

Pancake supper on Wednesday, March 27, a t the Methodist i>arish house.

K e lly C o m e rsBy Mrs. Ralfrit Felter

KeUy (Comers, March 19Mrs. Jay (Conine of Andes and

Mrs. WiUiam Valk visited their mother, Mrs. Jennie Stahl, in Hal- cottviUe Wednesday.

Mr. and Mrs. Henry Storm of Tenafly, N. J., visited Mrs. W. G rant Kelly Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. (Charles Bush and her uncle, F rank Symonds, who is making his home with them, and Mrs. Robert (Cheshire visited her husband a t Homer Folks hospital Saturday.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bush and sons of Nichols, Pa., were weekend guests of his unde and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bush.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Byme and sons of Haines Falls spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs. Anna Hoyt.

Mr. and Mrs. WiUiam Valk visited his sisters, Mrs. Edward Rowe, a t AUaben and Mrs. WU- Uam Krom, a t (Chichester Sun­day.

Miss Lena Mc(Cann, Mrs. Ralph F elter and Mrs. Clayton Kelly of Halcottville were in D elhiH iurs- day evening for the kickoff dinner f(H: the cancer crusade.

N e w s p a p e r F o l k s G o

T o V i r g i n I s l a n d sFoUowing a meeting of the

National Editorial association in New York this Friday and Satur­day a group o f’ Delaware county newspaper folks wUl go on a p<»t- convention trip to Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. They are Editor and Mrs. Henry Hovemeyer of the Delhi RepubUcan-Express, Editor and Mrs. (3eorge W hite of the Walton Reporter and Q arke A. Sanford of the CatskiU Moun­tain News.

N e w P o l i c e S t a t i o n

S t a r t e d T h i s W e e kFrank Beland began buUdozing

this week a t A e site of the new sta te poUce substation to be con­structed on land adjoining the Pakatakan colony and the San­ford hardware store. The one- story ranch-type buUding is scheduled to be ready for occu­pancy by July 1.

WANTEDWANTED—Baby carriage, in good

condition. Phone MargaretvUle 0663. m22c

WANTED—Used milk separator, , small size, hand or electric pow­

er. H. Arens, Dingle HUl, phone Andes 2591. 2m29c

WANTED—Girl’s bicycle, 20 or 24 in. (Contact Robert RusseU, New Kingston, phone MargaretviUe 2272. m22c

WANTED — Livestock, calves, cows, bulls. Lynworth Jacques, Andes, N. Y., phone Andes 2051 or 2664. s3tf

WANTED—^Dressmaking. Inquire a t Janet Robbins’ home or caU Margaretville 0420 after 4 o'clock and anytime on Satur­days. 4m22p

WANTED — WU care for young child, my hcnne, days. Mrs. George Graham, com er Walnut and Orchard streets, S. Dugan apt. j27tf

WANTED—^Logs deUvered to our miU. Cherry, birdi, hard maple, basswood, soft maple and ash. Phone 31805. (Cable’s Lumber Yard, DownsviUe, N. Y. alOtf

LOGS WANTED — Maple and basswood, deUvered our miU. W rite or phone for specifica­tions. The Mayes Co., Fleisch­manns, N. Y., phone 161. fl5 tf

COINS WANTED — U. S. Coins, singles or coUections, paying $3.50 per himdred for Indian head cents. ’TOM WASS, Box 112, Peter Stuyvesant Sta., New York 9, N. Y. 10ml7p

WANTED—(For cash) old glass­ware, china, kerosene lamps, tables, chairs, bureaus, cup­boards, stands, desks, cord, beds, guns, powder homs, docks, sleigh bells, jewelry, cut glass. doUs. Anything old. Write James (Cain, Roscoe, N. Y. nl4tf

C lassified A d v e rtis in gaassified advertising, cards of thanks, and the Uke, 15c per line. Minimum 50c per insertiwi.

FOR SALEFOR SALE — Mc<CuUoch chain

saws, parts and service. Crosby Bros., ArkviUe. d9tf

FOR SALE—24-inch boys’ bicycle, in perfect condition, $15. CaU Pine HUl 3606. m22c

FOR SALE—(ChUd’s crib, 28x55”, complete, $10. L. A. Signor, MargaretviUe.

FOR ^ALE — Magic (Chef gas , range, 40 in. wide, $25. John

Hoeko, phone Fleischmanns 205. m22c

FOR SALE—8-ft. 2-wheel trailer, with 4 endosed side bins, $75; 12-ft. m etal boat with oars, $65. CaU 2531. R. G. Gavette. m22c

FOR SALE—Maytag wringer-type washmg machine, in good run­ning order, $35. EU Finch, KeUy Comers, N. Y. 2m29c

FOR sa l e ;—3-ton Manley wreck- ,in g crane, fmst $40 takes i t Bear Alinement Service, Mar­garetviUe, phone 2064. 2m22c

FOR SALE — Stove wood from mill, any length. Get wood now before dose of season. John EUiott, MargaretviUe 1211. m22p '

FOR SALE — Red cedar fence posts, 6 ft. long, 3% to 4% in. wide a t top, 30c each in lots of 100. MargaretviUe (Coop. GLF Service. m22c

FOR SALE—Maple syrup, 1 gal. a t $5; % gal. at'$2.75, 1 qt. a t $1.40; maple butter, $1 per lb. Will deliver. BiU Stahl, Mar­garetville, phone 2183. 3m29c

r r s TUTTLE’S Paint and WaU- paper Store for aU your Kem- tone needs. Large stock of new colors. New spring patterns in wallpaper. Phone MargaretviUe 2281. m22c

FOR SALE — John Deere 420 crawler, one 4^-W and one 520 wheel tractors, plows, harrows, manure spreaders, new and used ones, wagons. Arthur Gordon, A rk ^ e . m22p

FOR SALE — D-Con, De-Stroy, Tom Cat and Am-(Co ra t and mouse kiUers containing W ar­farin bring results. Guaranteed to kUl rodents. MargaretviUe Hardware, Inc. 4m29c

FOR SALE—12 tons 1956 early cut good hay, loose. Bale it yourself or we bale it for you. Reasonably priced. HI Arens, Dingle Hill, phone Andes 2591.

BRIGHTEN YOUR ROOMS this spring with Super Kem-’Tone. Easy to apply, washable, leaves no brush marks. One coat onn- plete job. F uH line of colors, liddle Bros., Atides, i^one 2551. 4a5c

STOP a t Riappleyea's Meat Mar­ket for home-cin%d, dioice western comed beef, home-made pork sausage, dam s, poultry and apples, on route 23A be­tween Lexington and PrattsviUe. Phone PrattsviUe 3603. 8al2p

NEED SOMETHING NEW for your kitchen or laundry? Shop

•at Murdock’s of BloomViUe. We have a large stock to choose from, both new and used. Also complete line of milkers and bam equipment. fl5 tf

FOR SAT.E—5-gal. pails roof coat­ing, roof cement and foundation coating for $3 each, made from 100% pure asphalt (Contains no coal tar. Special prices to deal­ers and quantity users. Wadler Bros., Halcott Center, N/ Y. 2m22c

MURDCXCK’S of BloomviUe—^Now is the tim e to pick up th a t used freezer you have been looking for; To buy or to rent, several sizes to choose from W arranty on aU used merchandise. Also in stock, a complete Une of new 1957 Wilson freezers. fl5 tf

McCULLCKCH CHAIN SAWS — (Come in and see the new direct drive Mc(CuUoch chain saws, 5 horsepower model D-44, $238 and up. Used chain saws for sale. We have good stock of parts for current models. Tweedie Bros., Andes. d21tf

FOR SALEFOR SALE—About two tons of

early cut hay. W. L. Tait, Mar­garetviUe. m22c

NOW IS THE ’TIME to order your Craine concrete stave silo. (Crosby Bros., ArkvUle. 22agc

FOR SALE—Purebred New Zea­land white rabbits, 8 weeks old. Linda Dale Morse, Andes 2823. m22p

FOR SALE—Four blonde (Cocker Spjuiiel puppies, six weeks old April 5. Stratton Todd, Seager, N. Y., phone 2248. 2m29c

FOR SALE — Two Jersey cows. WiU be fresh first week in AprU. R. C. Van Keuren, Mar­garetviUe, phone 0674. 2m29c

FOR SALE — H arder concrete stave and wood silos. Order your sUo as soon as possible for spring deUvery. E. M. Decker, .phone Andes 2671. m8tf

FOR SALE — Bendix automatic washing machine, used very little, first $60 takes it. Three Guys Discount Co., phone Mar­garetviUe 1151. m22c

SPECIAL FOR MARCH—Dairy- lea Mocha Chip ice cream, $1.05 for half gallon; sherbets; Dairy- lea butter. Douglas KeUy, Mar­garetviUe, .0971. 4m29c

QUALITY BARB WIRE a t spedal price. Lombard and W right saws; tractor tires; hydrauUc press work and steam cleaning. Douglas KeUy, MargaretviUe,

N. Y., 0971. 2m29c

SAWDUST At MiU or DeUvered

in 350-Bu. Loads FAIRBAIRN LBR. CORP. Phone MargaretviUe 2297

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FOR SALE—Vacuum cleaners, aU types and makes. If you cor^sider buying a new deaner, come in and let us quote you a price. Three Guys Discount Co., phone MargaretviUe 1151. m22c

SPECIAL $100 to $200 trade-in aUowance for your present sink toward the purchase of Hotpoint dishwasher sink. Smith’s Plumb­ing and Electrical SuppUes, MargaretviUe. m22c

USED FARM EQUIPMENT — FarmaU Cub tractor, Farm all Super MTA tractor with Wag­ner front end loader. New Idea Model 14 spreader, in exceUent condition. Douglas KeUy, Mar­garetvUle, N. Y., 0971. 2m29c

FOR SALE—Special <hi 9x9 stand­ard inlay lincdeum blocks, 15c eadi. Also good stock of 6-9-12

. f t wide p rin t and inlay and plastic by the yard. Smith’s Plumbing and Electrical S ^ plies, MargaretviUe. m22c

REAL ESTATESEND for our Free 1957 Real

& ta te Catalog. Many bargains. Redmond Agency, ArkviUe, N. Y. 4m29p

FOR SALE—^7-room house, mod­em interior, % acre land, route ‘28, MargaretviUe. Carlton Hatch, MargaretviUe, phone 1812. 2m22c

WE HAVE a party who can make a first payment of ^,000 for a 5 to 6-roran house with improve­ments a t a price not over $4,500. Redmond A g e n c y , A rk ^ e , N. Y. 2m22p

HIGHMOUNT 3-acre homesite, beautiful mountain view, elec­tric and telephone! lines on prop­erty, $1,500. Term s.. Exdusive with Lukow Realty, jMargaret- vUle, N. Y. m ltf

FLEISCHMANNS 12-room house, partly furnished, dining room for 30. 9-acre park, fuU price $6,900. Easy bank terms. Ex­clusive with Lukow Realty, MargaretviUe, N. Y. m ltf

FOR SALE — Two-floor storage building, 60x30, in business dis­trict. Deed indudes 40-ft. lot on (Church street and title to big spring on mountainside. $6,000. Q arke A. Sanford, M argaret­viUe. m22p

MAIN S’TREET, MARGARET­VILLE apartm ent and 2 stores, oU heat. Immediate possession. Sacrifice $5,750. SmaU down payment. Exdusive with Lukow Realty, Margaretville, N. Y. m ltf

4-ROOM HOUSE, fuUy furnished, - heat in every room, Wagner ave­

nue, next to the swimming pool of Park Terrace, $3,500 cash down. Inquire, mail, N. Weiss, 720 W. 170 S t, New York 32, N. Y., or call after 6, SW 5-3583. 2m22c

FARM, 259 acres, new 11-rbom house, 2 baths, heat, bam for 70 head, new milk house, new

. (Craine sUo, %-mUe trout stream, good hunting, price $20,000.

Farm, 200 acres, 10-room house, heat, bath, 40-cow bam , $16,000, half cash down.

House, 7 rooms, bath, electric, garage, large lot, $4,0(X), terms.

House, 5 rooms, bath, garage, large lot, $5,500, terms.

A Main street business buUding for $9,000, has one ap’t rented

For business, camps, hotels, in­quire of WiUard F. Sanford, phone 1715, MargaretvUle, N. Y. 5in29c

CARDS OF THANKS

SPECIAL SALE—Automatic elec­tric round cooker and fryer, 5- q t capadty, factory guaranteed, free redpe book, regular price $19.95, for a limited tim e only $6.99. One to a customer. Three Guys Discount (Co., phone Mar­garetviUe 1151. m22c

FARMALL TRACTORS, plows and harrows, McCormick No. 45 balers proven by over 10 years in the field. New Idea spreaders, Gehl forage harvesters, Surge milkers and dairy equipment. Douglas KeUy, MargaretviUe, N. Y.. 0971. 2m29c

SPECIAL SALE — Men’s and ladies’ watches and jewelry. Many items a t less than manu­facturer’s cost. Don’t delay. We have only a few of each number. ’Three Guys Discount Co., phone MargaretviUe 1151. m22c

■WHEN it is “Dutch Boy” you know it is good p ain t Now try Dutch Boy Nalplex, the interior washable latex paint that covers with one coat, deans up tools and brushes with water. See the beautiful Nalplex colors a t Briggs Lumber (Company, Rox­bury. m22c

COME IN AND SEE the new D ^ Laval suspended milk. We carry a complete line of DeLaval parts, also rubber for aU types of milking machines. We wiU be glad to mail you parts or rubber. Just drop us a card or caU Murdock’s of BloomviUe, BloomviUe 7231. fl5 tf

FOR SALE—One complete set of (CoUiers Encydopedias (20 vol­umes), 1 set “Junior (Classics (10 voliunes), and 1 set of "Greatest Short Stories” (6 vol­umes) ; also bookcase; aU brand new. (Contact Mrs. Burdette Mead, MargaretvUle, phone 1578. m 2 ^

r r PAYS to go bulk with Mur­dock’s. For fast, dependable cooling a t low cost, you can’t beat oiff bulk milk cooler. Our exdusive features bring you an ideal combination of the best in refrigeration, designed by men who understand milk-house problems. Murdock’s of Bloom- vUle. fl5 tf

(CHIN(CHILLA HERD FOR SALE —^N.C.B.A. registered. Breeders and offspring, 6 males and 10 females, none older than two years, 6 complete breeder cages with nest boxes. $2,500 value. DeUvered. $1,000 cash or trade real estate. For further in­formation caU Murray’s Hotel, MargaretviUe, p h o n e 1211. 3m29c ^

FOR SALE — Apartment .size straight gas range, 4 bumers, oven and broiler, A-1 condition, $40. Also grey enamel Maytag wringer washer, good condition throughout, quiet motor, $25. Wilbur Johnson, KeUy Comers, phone MargaretviUe 1527. 2m29c

FOR SALE>—Used 8 cu. ft. West- inghouse refrigerator, $60; 4- bum er gas range, $35; sUghtly used 24 cu. ft. chest type Hot­point freezer a t a bargain. New 30 and 40-gal. w ater heaters, also 82-gaI. and 120-gal. electric w ater heaters. Smith’s Plumb­ing and Electrical SuppUes, MargaretviUe. m22c

Used Appliances Easy Spindrier, exceUent condi­

tion, $69.95.Bendix ielectric ironer,. A-1, $89.95. 9% cu. ft. Frigidaire, top condi­

tion, $119.95.Automatic washer, completely

overhauled, $125.MargaretvUle Hardware, Inc.

Phone 0201 MargaretviUe, N. Y. m22c

FOR SALE—75 brand new single- breasted and double-breasted men’s suits, $19.95; 150 men’s suits in various sizes and colors, priced $6.50 to $15; large selec­tion of aU wool and part wool pants, cuffed free, $4.95; 60 pair of brand new pants, saddle stitched and belted, $5.95;' men’s U ^tw eight zipper jackets, brand new, $4.95; men’s brand new topcoats and raincoats, $14.95; 24 sUghtly used ladies’ toppers, $3.95 and M.95. Royal (Cleaners, phone MargaretviUe 1831. m22c

H O M E L T T ESALES AND SERVKCE

2 Used MaU OMCi - $95

1 5-20 Homelite, guaranteed - $200

F a i r b a im L u m b e r C o rp .

MargaretviUe, N. Y. (WHERE SERVICE S ia j^ )

Phone MargaretviUe 2297 m22tf

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I wish to thank those who sup­ported me a t the election Tuesday. m22c LeRoy Monroe

I would Uke to take this way to thank Dr. Huggins and Dr. Gibbs and aU the nurses and staff of MargaretvUle hospital who were so kind to me. I also want to thank all my friends who sent cards and flowers. TTiey were very much appreciated. Many thanks to aU.m22p Addie Van Valkenburgh

To the many kind friends who extended sympathy and rendered services in various ways a t the time of our bereavement, we wish to express our deepest gratitude. May (3od bless you aU.

Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Sanford and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Skinner and Family

Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Cowan and Family m22p

HELP WANTEDLOGGERS (OR CREW )— SAW­

YER WANTED—State last em­ployer and experience. Write P. O. Box 191, WUUston Park. N. Y. m22p

WANTED—Nursemaid, 20-month- old baby, upstairs work, own room, other help, good salary, references. Box M, c/o News. m22c

HELP WANTED—Teacher. Sub­stitute high school English teacher May 1-June 21. CaU John Moehle, Shokan 2370, col­lect, Onteora Central School, BoiceviUe, N. Y. m ^ c

HELP WANTED

FOR SUMMER SEASON

APPLY NOW

5 Dishwashers

5 General Helpers

5 Chambermciids

_ 5 Bellhops

10 Busboys

10 Waiters

HOTEL TAKANASSEE

AK>ly

Herman T. Lukow

Margaretville

Saturdays Only

12 to 3 P. M.

AUTOMOBILESFOR SALE—’37 GMC %-ton pick­

up, in exceUent condition, see it to appreciate it, $125 cash. John (Constable, MargaretviUe, phone 2092. m22c

1954 V-8 FORD TituCK, in fine condition: drag saw. repos­sessed; 3-hp. McCuUoch chEun saw, gasoline engine; used 549 5-hp. Mc(CulIoch saws as is. M. A. Groff, Inc., 27 Main S t, One­onta, N. Y., phone 818. 2m22c

USED CARS ’55 Hudson Wasp (CustCHn 4-door. ’55 Pontiac Super (Chief 4-door. ’53 Hudson Homet, o.d., r & h. ’52 Hudson Wasp.’51 Hudson Hom et 4-door sedan.

VAN VALKENBURGH’S ■ GARAGE

ROXBURY, N. Y. m22c PHONE 3451

PINDAR’S USED CARS PHONE GRAND GORGE 4652

’56 (Chevy 210 8 station wagon, p.g. ’56 (Chevy 210 8 sedan, p.g.’54 Chevy 210 p.g. sedan.’53 (Chevy Bel Air 2-do<H-.’51 (Chevy 2-door sedan.’51 Plymouth 4-door sedan.’50 (Chevy 4-door sedan.’49 Ford 4-door sedan.

’52 GMC 1%-ton cab and chassis. ’51 (Chevy 2-ton cab and chassis. m22c

G E T th e B E S T fo r L E S S a t T O D D ’S

Specials for This W ^k:1952 Hudson 2-door, looks good,

runs like a top, only $2M.1954 Ford 6-cyl. 2-door, good con­

dition, only $875.,1955 Dodge pickup, exceUent con-1 dition, only $975.MANY MORE OUTSTANf)ING

BARGAINS induding a 1955 Ford %-ton express truck in exceUent condition.

A . H . T O D D & S O N , IN C .Fleischmanns, N. Y.

Phone Fleischmanns 12 or MargaretviUe 2071

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U S E D C A R SSmaU Down Payment

’56 Mercury Monterey stati(Hi wag(»i, 4-door, power steering, Mercwnatic drive, like new.

’54 Studebaker station wagon.’54 Mercury Monterey hardtop ’54 Ford Victoria hardtop.’54 Stude. (Champion 4-door.’53 OldsmobUe 2-door.

No Money D ow n'’52 Dodge 4-door.’51 Chevrolet hardtop.’51 Olds 4-door hydramatic.’51 Plymouth station wagmi.’47 Ford pipkup.

Easy Bank Terms

D e la w a r e M o to rsPhone 2251 M argaretville

FOR RENTFOR RENT—6-room garage apt.

after AprU 1. (CaU Sam I ^ a n , phone 0791, MargaretviUe. m ltf

FOR RENT in KeUy (Comers, two modem apartments, automatic heat, Ughts, and hot w ater fur­nished. H. Lawrence, lAone 0347. m22c

FOR RENT-—Newly-decoi^ted, 4- room apt., upstairs, spadous porch and lawn. Phone 2014, PhUo Benedict. Margaretville. 2m22p

FOR RENT—Modem 1-3-4 room fumished apts., $50-$55 month­ly, with or without utiUties. Heated garage. Delaware Court, Fleischmanns. n9tf

FOR RENT—Store with large dis­play space next to post office, automatic steam heat, any>le storage space; also large room above post office, wiU convert to modem offices o^ apartment. Donald M. FentMi, attom ey, phone 1991, MargaretviUe. f8tf

BUSINESS SERVICESCARPENTER W O ^ arid pipe

fitting. Joseph J. Haviland, phone MargaretviUe 2120, Ark­vUle, N. Y. 2m22c

CHARLIE’S FIX-TT SHOP. All saws filed. Tools, shears, knives, etc., ground. Electrician. Ceme­tery road. m8tf

HARDER SILOS — Regular con­crete or hard stone. Nothing down, three years to pay. Doug­las KeUy, MargaretviUe, N. Y., 0971. f8tf

SEWAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE— For cesspools and septic tanks. Also power digger for ditches and foundations. Affron Bros., Delhi, N. Y., phone 240. . jyl5tf

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LOST AND FOUND

YOU’LL HAVE “The 'Hme of Your Life” a t Fleischmanns. I t’s coming soon. Fleischmanns Firemen’s AuxiUary. m22c

WILL BUY your cows and calves or wUl truck them to auctions. L. C. “Pete" Gray, phone Mar­garetvUle 1640. o21tf

PANCAKE SUPPER Wednesday, March 27, 5:30 p. m. a t Meth­odist Parish House, ArkviUe, benefit A r k v i l l e Methodist (Church. Adults $1. children un­der 12 50c. m22c

IN MEMORIAM

FOUND^Brindle and white shep­herd dog. Phone Margaretville!1811. m22p m22cI

In memory of Arthur Moshier: “Your burden of sorrow is heavy

today.But you haven’t lost him, he’s only

away.”Mrs. 'Arthur Moshier Mrs. Keimeth Hammond Mrs. WiUiam O’Brien Mrs. (Clifford Moseman