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Newcomers Take Seniors’ Band Seats

Andes, June 10.—^The senior band is preparing for the two final {^pearances of the school year, ^ n io rs who will play for th e last tim e w ith the group, a t th e eighth grade graduation, class n i ^ t program are Irene Stock- sieker, flute; Helen Babel, clari- ;net; W ayne Gustafson and Rose­m ary S tew art, saxes; Ronald Tait, C E o n et; Iris Crosley, horn, and Andrew M iller, bass.: New members, who will play fo r the first tim e a t the Friday xiight commencement exercises are , Evelyn Rose and Sandra Mar­shall, flutes; Joyce Cole, clarinet; i^ H il Beers and F rank Ives, cor­n e t, and Gladys Garone, Joyce O iurdx and Theresa Teniming, f i ^ c h horns., The band w ent on its annual lucnic to Gilbert lake last Satur­day.

Promise To P« y Up Erases Jail Term

David Condon of Andes was ar- restedt last week Friday by state police of the M argaretville sub­sta tion on a charge of petit la r­ceny arising from the issue of th ree fraudulent checks.

Arraigned before Justice of the Peace William Hubbell, Condon pleaded guilty. A 30-day sentence w as suspended on the condition th a t Condon make restitution to th e complainant, Aaron Sliter.

H arry L. Hulbert of Oneonta paid a $100 fine for highway over­weight Monday. Hulbert, who pleaded guilty before Justice of th e Peace Dbnald Fenton, was picked up by M argaretville state police on May 13 as he was bound fo r Roxbury with a load of brick. H is truck was oyerioaded on one wheel.

J P Court Reported 23 Cases In May

Phoenicia, June 10. — TTiirteen vehicle and traffic cases were Jiandled during May in the court of Justice of the Peace William Malloy. There were also five crim inal and five civil compro­mise conservation cases. Total fines and penalties collected dur­in g the month \vas $312.50.

Vehicle and traffic violations consisted of jimiping double white lines in passing, failing to stop a t .intersections, speeding through the village zones and drunken driv­ing. One drunken driver was given a $25 fine and five days in ja il w ith m andatory revocation of license for minimum of one year. His fine wgs not paid, so iie m ust serve one day for each fdcdlar not. paid. H ie criminal «ases were aJl under conservation ;law and cc^islBt^ of fishing wlth- .ioat license and possessing trou t in excess of legal limit.

In civil ccBnpromise cases of conservation law violation, two defendants were committed to Ul­s te r county jail for failing to ^ y penalties.

New York Paid Riparian Claims

Paym ents for riparian claims of property owners along the Dela­ware below the Downsville dam have been made to six.

Hosea and Emilie Sprague, who have a summer cottage along Old House eddy, received $5,132.30. They have a two-room cottage w ith 62 feet of frontage along the river.

Mrs. Sprague told the commis­sioners of appreiisal tha t when re­leases of w ater from .tiie dam are large the w ater gets very cold and there is an evening fog which makes bathing and fishing im­possible. When the releases are very low, she said, there is stag­nant w ater and a terrible odor.

Fred Sprague of Roscoe owns a two-room cottage w ith 83 feet of frontage on the river. Mr. Sprague stated, th a t he also ex­perienced the same conditions th a t Mrs. Sprague testified to and th a t it was very imcomfortable now in the summer and many times weis necessary to light the fireplace to drive out dampness. He received $5,189.50.

Jesse Wakeman, Downsville, had a summer cottage a t Shin- hopple w ith 85 feet of frontage on the river. The cottage was about 200 feet from the river and contained six rooms. He received a check for $10,919.85.

John H Holmes, formerly of Downsville, received $5,025.72. He had a summer 'cottage near the Jesse Wakeman place.

Sherman Shields of Oxford re­ceived $5,603.38. He owned a cot­tage near Shinhopple bridge. The cottage had no modern improve­ments and contained three rooms. -G us Liddle, Downsville, had a

vacant lot with 70 feet frontage on the river. His check amounted to $1,707.21.

These amoimts named included interest and costs.

County. Nets $10,931 In Polio Campaign

Reports frc»n Delaware county chapter. N ational Foundation for Infantile Paralysis, of the recent M arch of Etoies campaign show th e following:Town N et receiptsMiddletown ___________ ^$1,165.08G ^ d G o rg e---------------- 223.16Stam ford -------------------- 659.96Bloom ville_____________ 126.00F ra n k lin --------------------- 315.04D e lh i------------------------ 1,331.00D ow nsville____________ 284.25H obart _______________ 526.17M ered ith --------------------- 61.75Andes ____________ ___ 383.47llo x b u ry --------------------- 530.85T read w ell_____________ 270.43Hancodc -------------------- 962,89H am den_______________ 327.00X)aveiqx>rt ------------------ 214.40Bovina C e n te r-------------- 143.10M aso n v ille------------------- 73.50W a lto n _______________ 1,168.78Telethon, Del. Co. share_2,123.52Miscellaneous .— -----------101.00

A fter expenses for the county \trere deducted, $7,730.50 were realized, i l f ty per cent of th a t am ount w ill be kept in the county for polio victim s; 50 per cent is sen t to N ational headquarters.

Many Observe Anniversaries

Fleischmanns, June 10. — Con­gratulations to Mr. and Mre. K arl Schumer, who celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary on June 10; to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Myers on their 16th wedding anni­versary on Jim e 12; to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Maxim on their 11th wedding anniversary June 14; to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Bellows on their 11th anniversary June 17; to Mr.’ and Mrs. WiUard Baker on th e ir ' 51st wedding anniversary June 19; to Mr. and Mrs. D ante DiBenedetto on their 12th wed­ding anniversary on June 21, and to Mr. and Mrs. Edward Herman Sr. on- h teir 25th wdeding anni­versary on June 26.

HELP W Alrt&)WANTEaO—Ejqperienced man for

haying. W erner Anderegg, Kelly Comers, phone Fleisfdmianns 23-M-2. jl3p

HELP WANTED — Man to cut, gather and bale hay. Phone F rank Hull, Fleischmanns 148- J-1. jl3c

WANTED — Barber to work in shop^ in Onteora theatre build­ing, Fleischmanns. Phone col­lect Joe D irektor, NY University 5-4433. jel3c

HELP WANTEI>—Two helps for chambermaid, waitress, and dishwashing for summer season. House Flatow, Fleischmanns, N. Y., phone 126. 2j20c

WANTEX)—Women to pick straw ­berries, between 10 and 4, on the Arkville crossroad. Contact A rt Hill, M argaretville, phone 0541, or Gladys Oliver, Arkville. 2j20c

Phoenicia Pup Won Jersey Show Title

Phoenicia, June 10.—^Betfaken’s Blade Magic, a nine-nwnth-old black codser spaniel o ^ e d by M r. and Mrs. Kenneth K. Naka- taoto, Phoenicia, was judged the best black dog a t the Cocker jgpaniel Club of New Jersey show M ay 24 a t Whitehouse, N. J.

Blade Magic won over the judult open d ass dogs and was awarded five points tow ard his lefaampionship. Besides his win­d er rosette. Black Magic received a silver bowl and a silver tray.

L ast year Bethken’s Maytime, a buff female, , also won five points a t the same srow.

WANTEID — Woman, housework, private family for summer in Lew Beach, N. Y. S tate age, salary and references. J . R Bardsley, 57 Devoe Avenue, Yonkers, N. Y. 3jl3c

WANTED—Farm er, m arried, ex­perienced tracto r man, no milk­ing, steady, good salary, excel­lent living ^luarters for small family. Phone Phoenida, Over­land 8-2212, collect, 7 to 9 eve­nings. jl3c

MAN, married, for sawdust plant. Licensed chauffeiu*, farm back­ground, advantageous, year- round, nice living quarters for small family. Phone Overland8-2212 collect 7 to 9 evenings. jl3 c

WANTED — All boys over 14 years of age interested in caddy- mg for the summer a t Grand H otd, H l^m iount, report to the caddj^naster on June 26. Large convention op«is the season. Plenty of jobs for aU. 2j20c

a v a il a b l e a t ONCE—Nearby Rkwleigh business. Sell and d ^ v e r Household and Farm necessities. Full time. Splendid opportunity. W rite Rawleigh’s, Dept. NYF-465-102, Albany, N. Y. 4j27c

WANTED TO RENTWANTED TO LEASE OR RENT

—^House or 5-room ap arto en t in the vicinity of M argaretville, year-roimd occupancy. J. F ree­land, 54 Jersey St., Staten Island 1, N. Y. 4j20c

I^nny Gales Buy Weyman Residence' Phoenicia, June 10.—^Mr. and M rs. Lonny Gale have piu-diased th e residence of Mr. and Mrs. W illiam C. Weyman, furnished, «nd w ill take possession Ju ly 1. Mr. and Mrs. Weyman will make ‘ e i r pm nanent home in Brad- < enton, Fla., where they have a ' tra iler. Mr. Weyman was a jus­tic e o f the peace here for a num­b e r of yfiars.

CARDS OF THANKSMr. W illiam Cruickshank wishes

to thank all the friends for their cards and well wishes during his recent illness. jl3c

I take this way to thank all my 'friends and relatives who were so nice to me while I was in the hospital, also to the nursing staff and to the doctors, Palen and Huggins. Thank you one and all for being so nice. jl3p Osena Fairbaim

Classified A dvertisingQassified advertising, cards of thanks, and the like, 15c per line. Minimum 50c per insertion.

FOR SALEFOR SALE—Brussels carpet for

large room, like new, $5. Ells­worth Reynolds, Fleischmanns jl3 c _________

FOR SALE>—One new refrigerator ahd three good used refrigera­tors., Kenneth Avery, Fleisch­manns. jl3p

FOR SALE—25-ft. house traUer. No reasonable offer refused. Sam Conklin, Beech Hill road, Andes. ' 2j20p

F C ^ SALE—Universal tank type vacuum, aU attachm ents, $10; electric dry iron, $4. Phone M argaretville 0295. jl3c

FOR SALE—100 new liorseshoes, sizes 3, 4 and 5. John Roberts, Arkville, phone M argaretville 0404. jl3c

FOR SALE — Maple syrup and cream. L. M. Butler, Beech H ill road, Andes, phone 2852. 2jl3c

FOR SALE — Airline hi-fi, three- speaker, three-speed console model. Jim Trowbridge, Mar­garetville, phone 0227. 3jl3c

LIVE BAIT, minnows and worms. Aquarium pump and equipment. Army & Navy Store, M argaret­ville, phone 2063 days, 0144 eve­nings. 2j20c

FOR SALE—Carbozite roof coat­ing, gal., 5 gal., in black, 10- year guar&ntee; other colors, 5- year guarantee. Powell’s Store, Andes, phone 2471. a l8 tf

FOR SALE—^New apartm ent size gas ranges, $59.50 up; hot w ater heater, 30 gal. glass lined, 10- year guarantee, $60.64. W adler Bros., Sungas Dealers, Fleisch­manns, phone 249. 2jl3o

FOR SALE—1 trailer chassis, 6% ft. by 15 ft., electric brakes, 2- inch ball socket hitch, 6.50x16 heavy duty tires, $65; one small carriage trailer, $25. Elwood Brant, Arkville, phone 0408. jl3c

FOR SALE — 1951 Hotpoint re ­frigerator, 8 cu. ft.; 1951 Glen- wood combination electric and wood or coal stove, both very good condition. Can be seen a t Scott C lark’s, Halcottville. jl3p

FOR SALE—Service of dishes for 80 servings; stainless steel 2-gal. coffee um , and silverware; power lawn mower; aU in good condition. Paradise Hotel, Pine HDl, phone 2981. jl3c

THE PAINT is the sm allest cost of a painting job. Dutch Boy Lead Pain t costs a little more and is well worth it. Weighs over 20 lbs. per gall(Hi. $7.95 a t

tpany. m l6 tf

FOR SALE—General E lectric re­frigerator; ladies- clothes, size

• 18; also coinplet6 man’s fishing gear and waders, size 11; r ^ o n - able. O iarles House, Esso Gas Station, route 28, Phoenida, Overland 8-7395. jl3c

FOR SALE —: E xtra fine shale. Rich grade top soil. Crushed stone, blacktop, sand, gravel, fill. Excavating, grading, bull­dozing. F rank’s Construction and Trucking, Big Indian, phone Pine Hill 3461. m30tf

FOR SALE—1956 10 ft. wide 48 ft. long New Moon 2-bedroom trailer, all conveniences, and lot for sale. Will sell together or separately. , Reasonable. Mrs. Qlen M artin, Andes, phone 2049. 3jl3c

FOR SALE — Domestic 4-pt. barbed wire, $8.65 per rl. Bird roll roofing, square butts, double coverage shingles. Roof coat­ing, 5 gal. $2.90. Phone 2671.E. M. Decker, Andes, N. Y. m l6tf

FOR SALE—^Power lawn mower, 18-inch; tennis court net; 2 fire­places; shower rings, complete; beds; coffee m aker (2 gal.); electric fbrtures, ceiling tyi)e; m irror for bar; juke box; GE electric mangle; electric spray machine. Alpine Hotel, Fleisch­manns. jl3c

ROOFING 220-lb. asphalt shingles with 10-

year w ritten bond, sq. $8.10. 255-lb. asphalt shingles w ith 15-

year w ritten bond. sq. $9.75. Metal roofing, sq. $12.50.Double coverage lock, $9.75

BRIGGS LUMBER CO m 9tf Roxbury, N. Y. ,

FOR SALE — Plyscore shf*a thing is the stronger and fast r way to build walls and roofs Tor all ty p ^ of buildings. Cost.<5 less than matched boards. Apptoyrd by FHA. %” thick in 4’x8’ sheets, costs 15 cents per squar'' foot with 10% discount on order of 1,000 ft. a t Briggs T,nmh°r Company, Roxbury, N. Y m2tf

W E HAVE received our .^0-inch electric and gas ranges with wide ovens. Also have several new' g£is and electric combina­tion ranges with the 14-inch coal or oil' end stoves for heating your kitchen. Gas, electric, andoil w ater heaters. Freezers, w ^hers. Dryers. Milking ma­chines w ith rubber for same. Murdock’s of Bloomville. j6tf

tWEEDIE BROS., INC.Andes, N. Y.

SERVICE AND SELL

McCUliOCHCHAIN SAWS «

Spedal introductory offer of $5 off on the purchase of a McCuUoch new pintail chain.

We have chains th a t will fit most models of Clinton, Homelite, Hoffco, lel, Lombard, Mall, .and Strunk.

We also stock Oregon diains for m ost of these saws. 3j27c

RATES FOB CLASSIFIED ADVEBTISINO. CARDS OF THANKS, ETC.Qassified advertising is ISc per line, 50c minimum per inser­tion. Count 4% words per line. L arger than body type is $1.50 per inch, minimum 2 indies.. Copy should reach the office not la ter thim 5 p. m. Wednes­day. Teleirtione M argaretville 2231.

FOR SALEFOR SALE — McCunodi d iain

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

SPECIAL on ice cream, 89c %• gal., Friday and Saturday; also butter. Douglas Kelly & M argaretville.

FOR SALE—Kitchen stove, wood or coal, gas range, piano, china doset. Mrs. WilUjim Bradlej^ Fleischmanns, phone 355. jl3c

REMEMBER LAST WINTER Get 300 bushels sawdust delivered $14 loc^. Fairbaim Lumber Corp., phone M argaretville 2297. m23tf

FOR SALE — Hemlock lumber boards, 2x4’s and 2x6’s. Virgil Smith. Halcottville, phone Rox­bury 3631, or Earl Smith, Dun- raven. 4jel3c

FOR SALE — Springfield Riding T ractor w ith 25-in. R otary mow­er, 1957 demonstrator, was ^49.50. special $175. Sanford’s Hardware, M argaretville. jl3c

SELtXTTION of folding doors in grey and beige a t $6.95 and $8.95,' widths up to 36 in. on han(J. W adler Bros., Fleisch­manns, phone 249. 2j20c

LIVE BAIT, minnows and worms. Aquarium pump and equipment. Army & Navy Store, M argaret­ville, phone 2063 days, 0144 eve­nings. 2j20c

MUFFLERS AND TALL PIPES for all makes of cars. Guar­anteed io r -the life of the car. FYee installation. Ladenheim & Sons Garage, M argaretville. m 7tf

FOR SALE—One- strong colony honeybees in nearly new Dadant 1% story modem hive, 2 extra shallow supers w ith fram es and comb, $20. W orth considerable more. B. C. Todd, F ire No. 219, Dry Brook road, Arkville. jl3c

Special for Month of June Custom made slip covers (labor only) (3-piece set) $45. All kinds of alterations. Full sk irts $1.50. Cliffs on men’s pants o r slacks, $L25. C a llT h e - l i t t le Shoppe? hours 5.-30 to 7 p. m,, H ill 2931: ' • ; jlSc

FOR SALE — Brand new men’s suits, cuffed, frefe, $19.95; 100 men’s sports jackets, latest styles and colors, $14.50; men’s pants, cuffed free, $4.95. For bargains in men’s dothm g come to Royal Tailors and Cleaners, M argaretville, p h o n e 1831. jl3c

W E NOW HAVE some good buys in our used departm ent. 3 re­frigerators, 3 wood and gas ranges, 6 wringer washers, 1 autom atic washer, 3 freezers, 1 electric range, 2 gas ranges, 4 apartm ent gas ranges,-_severaloil space heaters. Murdock’s ofBloomville. j6tf

HOMKO

LAWN MOWERS

W ith Etriggs & S tra tton M otor and Safety Shock Absorbing Flex Blade, $65 and dp.

FAIRBAIRN LBR. CORP. m23tf Phone 2297

HOMELITE

We can save you approx. $4.(X) per chain on No. 9 Oregan chain to fit McCulloch, Mall, Strunk and others.1 nearly new S trunk - $70.1 used Stnm k, fair, $!10.1 used Stnm k, as is, $25.3 McCulloch - $50-$80.1 Homelite, 4 hp., $125, ^ a ra h te e d

FAIRBAIRN LBR. CORP. (Where Service, Sells)

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S’l'nng Coal PricesDelivered in Roxbury Area

(50c extra'beyond 4 miles)

Stove $23.50

C3iestnut $23.50

Pea $20.50

Rice $18.50

]^ss $1.00 per ton cash discount.

Less $1.00 per ton a t the bin.

Less $1.00 pCT ton on 4 tons or more ordered now so we can de­liver off a car before Jime 30.

THIS IS 'THE LOW PRICE OF THE YEAR

CALL 2072

and/

LET US FILL YOUR BIN NOW

BRIGGS LUMBE21 COMPAlTSr

Roxbury, N. Y.

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FOR SALEFOR SALE — One-man Bell saw

sawmill; shallow well purPanter, Perch Lake,

Andes. jl3p

MargaretyiUe 2121 o r '2179. jl3c

Cni£AR C3iDAR PK^KETS with smoothly pointed, top. 1x3x42” long. 21c each a t Briggs Lum­ber Company, Roxbury. m l6tf

FOR SALE—^Marlin lever action .22, 25 shot capacity, black w alnut stock, new condition, $45. Bradley’s Poultry Farm , phone Roxbiny 2861. ^20c

SPECIAL PRICE5 roof coating o r cement, $2.75; quantities of 4 or more, $2.50; guaranteed no coal tar. W adler Bros., Eleischmanns, phone 249. 1 jl3c

FOR SALE — One large white kitchen cabinet; one w hite base cabinet, 40x24x31% inches high; one GE refrigerator, 6 cu. ft.; all in good shape. W ill sell cheap. Mrs. Howard Greene, Denver, phone Roxbury 3171. 2j20c

FOR SALE — Quantity of brand new windows: pictvuB, muUion, single, all weather-stripped. Two brand new aluminum combina­tion doors, 36x80, $28.50 each. Overhead garage doors, 8x7, $55 each. Outside doors, all sizes. Used ranges. Galvanized chicken nests, 10-holers, $5 each. Paka- takan Lodge, Arkville. jl3c

Standard beds, factory refinished, $850.

Modem full panel beds, factory refinished, $13.50.

F la t springs, factory rebuilt, $8.50.

Ctoil springs, rebuilt, $13.50.

Regular box springs, $21.50. Deluxe springs, $26.50.

Iimerspring m attresses, regular, $21.50.

Deluxe 'm attresses, $26.50.

Roll-a-way beds, $14.50. w ith cotton m attress, $22.50. w ith iimerspring m attress, $27.50.

Padded Hollywood headboards, choice of colors and styles, $7.50

, up.

Bedframes for Hollywood beds, $10.50.

6 wooden legs, $1.50.

Factory-rebuilt m etal cribs, $15.

Waffler Bros. Fleischinaiuiis, N. Y.

Phone Fleisdm ianns 249 jl3 tf

FOR RENTFOR RENT—rSmall apartm ent on

Bridge street. Tqm 'Thomjpson, M argaretville. j6tf

FOR R E 3 ^ —Ground floor apart­ment, with bath, furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. Carrie ETnch, c /o Kirkside, Roxbury. jl3c

FOR RENT — N eatly furnished rooms. C. W. Kempf, Redkill road, phone Fleischmanns 338. 3j27c

FOR REasrr—3 bedrooms, kitchen, living room and bath. Joseph Donahue, Big Indian, N. Y., phone Pine Hill 2058. jl3p

APARTM Ea^ FOR REa^T on upper Main- s tre e t Apply Mar­garetville Electric & Gas, phone 1511. 2jl3c

FOR RENT — Floor sander and edger by day or week. T uttle’s Pain t & WaUpaper Store, Mar­garetville. 2jl3c

TO RENT — Pastiure, plenty of nm ning fresh w ater. Michael Hoeko, Fleischmarms 147-J-l, Redkill road. * 2jl3c

EX)R RENT—^Large store, j ie x t to building,

brm ation phone Dr.office For in-

Insler,M argaretville 1401. j31tf

FOR RENT—As of July 1, fur­nished apartm ent, 3 rooms and bath. M. Willnus, route 28, Mar- g£u:etville, phone 2177, m30tf

FOR REINT—Modem comfortable office space, faeat and lights, -best business section. Phone Donald FentcHi, M argaretville 1991. 3 ^ c

FOR RE2^T—'Large-8-roran house vnth large porch, one 6-room house in Kelly CJomers. W em er Anderegg, Kelly Ctomers,i i*one Fleischmanns 23-M-2. 2 j ^

W ILL RENT Ml yearly basis my completely furnished home, 3 bedrooms, preferably from S ep t1. Mrs. Helen Goupil, I&y

-Bro(Hc road, Arkville, i^one M argaretville 1923, jl3c

FLEISCHMANNS house suitable ) for several families, 12 bed­

rooms, dining room, porch, quiet, beautiful ground^ f e n c ^ brook, Bendix, $1,800 season. Box H, c/o News.______ 3 jl3c

EX>R RENT IN FLEISCHMANNS —^Private home on Breezy Hill road, 3 bedrooms, living room, den, dining area, modem kitch­en. Tastefully furnished. N ear lake. R ent July-August. P. O. Box 44, Fleischmarms, phone Flms. 139-W. jl3 c

CARD OF THANKSThe family of A lberta S treeter

wishes to thank Dr. Rottkov, Dr. Weinberg, Dr. Palrai and Dr. Hug­gins, the staff of the M argaretville hospital, the nurses, and Gray La<Ues for their care and many kindnesses shown h ^ while she was a patient there. We also wish to thank Rev. Robins<m and Mr. H errick and Ronald. We are deeply grateful to all. ]13c

AUTOMOBILESOpen Sa'iurday' N ight

Until 9O ther N ights by A j^ in tm e n t

Ladenheim &.Sons Phone 1541, M argaretville

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PINDAR’S USED CARS Grand Gorge, N. Y.Phone Juno 8-7551

’57 Caievy Bel Air sedan hdtp.’57 Ford Fairlane sedan.’57 Chevy 210 station wagon.’57 DeSoto sedan, 4,800 miles.’56 Buick hdtp. 2-door.’55 Caievy Bel A ir sedan, p.g.*’54 M ercury station wagon.'53 Ford-o-matic sedan.’53 C3ievy 210 2-door.’50 Caievy 2-door, good.

’55 (3ievy %-toii' pickup.’48 Chevy 2-ton stake.* power glide. jl3c

USED CARS No Money Down

1955 Mercury hardtop Monterey 2-door.

1955, Mercury M ontdair station wagon.

1955 Dodge Royal Lancer.1955 Plymouth station wagon. 1952 Ford.1950 Studebaker.1949 Dodge pickup.

Delaware MotorsE^sy Bank Terms

Phone 2251 jl3c

M argaretville

OK Used Cars’54 ends Suif)er 88 2-door, radio,

heater, hydramatic.’54 Plymouth Belvedere 4-door se­

dan, radio, heater.’52 Dodge dub coupe, heater, auto­

m atic transmission.’52 Chevy Styleline dlx. 2-door,

radio, heater.’47 Chevy 4-door.

We Need

USED CARS '

Trade Now for

Highest Allowance

Ladenheim & Sons(Chevrolet & Oldsmobile

Phone 1541 jl3c

M argaretville

Tietbohls, Inc.RECONDITIONED USEiD CARS

1957 Chevrolet 2-door, 6 cyl., standard shift, positraction rear axle, bright red and white finish.

1957 Fmrd 2-door station w ia ^ j ■V-8(>Ford-o-matic, power steear-

‘ ing, deluxe radiOj beautiful green and ivory finish.

1956 M ercury 9-pass, station wag­on, V-8 Mercb-matic, power brakes.

1956 Caievrolet 2-door station wag­on, V-8, power glide, dduxe radio.

1955 Chevrolet 4-door, 6 cyL, standard shift, deluxe radio.

1954 Pontiac 4-door S ta r Chief, 8 cyl., hydramatic, deluxe radio.

1952 Plymouth 4-door.1951 Buick 2-door hardtop, dyna-

flow.1947 Willys Jeep 2-wheel drive

station wagon.

USED TRUC^CS

1956 Dodge chassis and cab V-8, 5-speed transmission, 2-speed rea r axle.

GMAC or Bank Financing' Available

(Dpen Friday and Saturday E re- nings Until 9

O ther EJvenings by Appointment

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TIETBOHLS, INC.172 Main S t, Delhi, N. Y.

Phone 276

Chick Says:I f your wife w ants to leam to

drive, don’t stand in her way.

Oscar Says:-Let her leam in one of our

better used cars. T ry one of these for OHnplete satisfaction:1953 Plymouth club coupe, over­

drive, good condition.1954 Ford V-S 4-door w ith, over­

drive, excellent condition.1954 Studebaker sta tion .wagon,

very low.mileage, excdlent con­dition.

1955 Plymouth 4-door, a steal a t the price we’re asking.

1955 Dodge pidcup, a really dean truck.

o-matic. W e can’t say enough in behalf of th is cream puff.

1956 Ford V-8 coimtry sedan, Ford-o-matic. You’ll be proud to drive this one.

1956 Foyd V-8 Parklane station wagon, overdrive, a sharp rig.

1957 Ford V-8 pickup. I t ’s in fine condition.

Bob SaysHere ailre some cheapies th a t are

in good condition:1949 Chevy 2-door.1950 Buick sedan.1950 Olds sedan.1951 Chevy 2-door, power glide.1951 Chevy 4-door, power glide.1952 Chevy station wagon, power

1952 Plymouth 4-door, ex tra fine condition for the year.

A. H. TODD & SON, INC.’Fleisdm ianns, N. Y’.

Phone Fldschm anns 12 or M argaretville 2071

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AUTOMOBILESBUICK, 1952, 6-PASS. COUPE

. Dyneiflow, Heater, d e a n E L ^L E. JENKINS

Phone 0771 Margaretville, N. Y.

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USED CARS

1957 Pontiac Super Chief 4-dr., a.t.1955 O ievrolet Bel Air.1951 Hudson H om et 4-dr., a.t.

1952 Intem ational L170 stake body, 5-speed transmission, 2-s p e ^ rea r axle:

1950 Int(Intem ational L170.1949 Intem ational KB7, 5-speed

transmission, 2-speed rea r axle, engine less than 30,000 miles.

' VAN VALKENBURGH’S GARAGE

Intem ational Sales and Service Roxbury, N. Y.

Phone Roxbury 3451jl3c

FARM SUPPLIESFOR SALE — Scythe and snath,

50. F rank Kelly, jl3c

new, sharp, $6.5 M argaretville 0545.

FOR SALE—^Intemational baler, model 45T, and Farm all tractor, model H. W adler Bros., Fleisch­manns, phone 249. 2j20c

FOR SALE—Silver King tracto r with cultivator, mower attach ­ments. Phone M argaretville 1978 after 5. Miller Fairbaim . 2jl3p

REAL estateHOME AND CABIN for sale in

Woodland. Phone Phoenicia, Overland 8-7763. 8jel3c

FOR SALE—6-room house, mod­em interior, % acre. . Immediate occupancy. Phone M argaretville 1812. jl3c

7-ROOM BUNGALOW in H alcott­ville, in. very fine condition. Apply M argaretville E lectric &Gas, phone 1511. 2jl3c

FOR sa l e ;—140 acres w ith bam . Store on Main S t, Fleisch­manns. House near Breezy HiU. Mrs. William Bradley, F leisdi- marms, phone 355. jl3c

FOR SALE—7-room brick ranch house and lo t on Orchard s tre e t fuU basement, a<itomatic oil heat, attached garage. H. M. Dawson, M argaretville, phone 1871. jl3 c

FOR SALE—^9-room house, small bam , 3 acres, modem improver ments. 5(X) yards off route 28, near Takanassee pool. -Milon Schwartz, Clovesville cemetery road, Fleischmanns, N. Y. jl3 tf

SHANDAKEN — 8 rooms, 2% baths. B etter than new. Garage. Workshop. Acre. Make offer. Trade for NYC area. Dr. Lara- bee, 7A1 Baldwin Garden Apts., Baldwin, L. I., N. Y., BA 3-6462. jlOtf

FOR SALE^—Silver Kmg tracto r with cultivator and mower a t­tachments. Phone M argaretville 1978 after 5 p. m. 2jl3c

gOR sa l e ;—One used Ford trac ­tor, and one used Oliver trac ­tor. O osby Bros., Case and New Holland parts and service, Arkville. jl3c

FOR sa l e ;—winter, m ilk cooler,- 4- can, reasonable, also DeLaval hot w ater tank, electric. Stew­a rt B. Van Buren, Denver, N. Y. 2jl3c

-V-FOR s a l e ;—Case and New Hol­

land machines, parts and serv­ice. Terms to m eet your pocket- book. O osby Bros., Arkville mStf

FOR SALJE—2 used New Holland balers in nice shape; one used mounted plow for Ford tractor. Crosby Bros., Case and New Holland parts and service, A rk­ville. ' jl3c

FOR SALE—John Deere tractors, mowers, rakes, balers. One Case tracto r mower for Eagle hitch, like new; one New Idea side rake and tedder, used very little. Arthiu: (jordon, Arkville. jl3p

INTERNA-nONAL 350 tractors w ith the best fast hitch oh the m arket, new 46 balera, farm ' wagons and trailers, baler twine, Nicholson hay-tedder, Chmning- ham hay conditioner. Spring-

, ,fielilR iding Mower, ideal for big Douglas K ^ly,

FLEHSCZHMANNS rooming or boarding house. 3 acres, 14 rooms, two kitchens, 4 baths, completely furnished, good con­dition, brook, spring water, 450- ft. frontage on macadam road, price $11,000. Box C, c/o News. 3jl3c

FOR SALE—6 rooms and bath, one acre, good w ater all year around, good condition, com­pletely fuifnished. Selling on account of death in family. Insi)ection the first week in July. Peter, Hubbell Hill, Box 32, Kelly Comers. 3jl3p

USE YOUR HOME FOR BUSINESS

Large house with separate small store on route 28, other buildings, one acre. Opportimity knocks. Liberal GI mortgage, price $9,500. Samuel S. Rubin, Homes, Farm s, Acreage, Phoenicit, N. Y., phone overland 8-2206 or 7123. jl3c

ONlp used John Deere forage har­vester,, complete w ith grass rad com heads; one Fanqall B N w ith cultivators; one used lime sower; one Cub Low Boy, com­plete w ith plow and mower a t special price; one New Idea Model 18 spreader, like new; also one bale loader. Douglas K dly, M argaretville. jl3c

$4,500 buys a 10-room village home, 2 baths, some furnishings, large lot.

$7,500 buys a 14-room house, 2 baths, 2-car garage, large lot.

8-room house, 1% baths, large lot, $3,800.

$10,000 down buys a 200-acre equipped farm, good buildings, full price $18,000.

$3,000 cash down buys two houses, one has h e a t both have electric and baths, spring w ater, two acres, stream .

$3,500 buys a 6-room house, large lot, bam , w ater, electric and bath.

$1,300 buys a camp, half acre land, w ater and electric.

$10,0(X) buys an a rtis t setup, in- duding living quarters and studio, fireplace and w ater, and b a tlt

W illard F . SanfordPlione 1715, M argaretville, N. Y.4j27c

BUSINESS SERVICES

SITUATIONS WANTEDWANTED — Light housework or

baby- sitting jobs. Shirley (3er- mond. Academy St., M argaret­ville. jl3c

WANTED — Cleaning or ironing by the hour every other ’Tues­day. Louise Squires, M argaret­ville, phone 0542. jl3p

W ANTEu — Steady year-around job. Have chauffeur’s license. Haye some experience driving truck. Ezra Todd, Fleischmarms, N. Y. jl3p

WANTED — Bulldozing, work of any kind. Good D4 C at and ex­perienced operator. Eh^erett Day, i^one M argaretville 2299. 4jy4p

SrTUAHON WANTED — All- around small mason- and car­penter work, reasonable and reliable. Arens Sr„ Dingle Hill, Andes, phone 2591. 3j27c

WANTED—^Back hoe and loader, dimip tm ck work, also sand, gravel and top soil for sale. Ball^rds, Fleischmarms, phone 296 or 496-J. m21tf

ATTICS, cellars, garages, yards■ deaned, storm windows re­moved, screens hung, and other odd jobs. L et George 'do i t Phone M argaretville 0864 eve­nings after 5:30. a25tf

WANTEDWANTESD—Giood cow dog, gentle

around children. Fleischmanns 168-J-l. jl3p

WANTED—W ill the perstm who borrowed my brush clippers kindly retum them ? M. K. Morse, H alcott O n te r. jl3c

LOGS WANTED — M apl^ birch, basswood, oak and beedi, 13 in. and up in diameter. The Mayes Company, Fleischmanns. m9tf

WANTED — livestock, calves cows, b u ^ .' L ynw oi^ Jacques Andes, N. Y., phone Andes ^ 1 or 2664. s3ti

- LOGS WANTED Delivered or on skidway.

Get our specifications on oak and hemlock.

FAIRBAIRN LUMBER CORP. Phone 2297

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WANTED Anything Old ,

We Pay Cash for Glassware China

Furniture Firearm s Clocks Toys Jewelry

Lamps Wagon Wheels E ntire Households, E;states

JAMES CAIN, ROSCOE. N. Y. JlOtf

FURNITURE repaired and re ­finished; lawn cheurs made. Bill’s Repair Shop, Cemetery road, phone 1982. 4j27c

TRUDY’S BEAUTY SALON Spedal ra tes on perm anent waves and la test hair styles and cuts during Jime. Main St., Fleisch­marms, phone 35. 2jl3c

GENERAL TRUC30NG Logs, slabs, sawdust, sand and gravel delivered. Richard, F air­baim , Fairbaim Lumber C;orp., phone 2297 or 2292., m23tf

LAWN MOWERS sharpened and reconditioned. (3ood stock of new and used mowers, also parts. John Constable, Mar­garetville 2092. ^ 3 c

Power Digger - Dump Track Drainage ditching, pools, septic tanks, cesspools, w ater lines, gen­eral excavating. Jim Porter, Roxbury, phone 4351. m2tf

Longhi’s Window CHeaning Service All Sizes— AU Shapes

Go Anywhere

4j27c

CSdl Longhi Pine Hill 3391

PHOTOS A Wedding Treasure

Preserve your wedding day mem­ories in moimted prints or albums , or colorful Kodachrome slides. A1 Weiss. Phone M argaretville 0445. 2jl3p

N O nC E J am yoiu- local representative for the Cheerful Card Co. Please drtqt me a card or call M argaretville 0864 for an evening aiqsointmrait to see the many different boxes of greeting cards and small noveltiesI have for sale. All backed by the Good Housekeeping seal of ap­proval.

Mr. G^eorge Graham P. O. Box 463

M argaretville. N. Y.

MISCELLANEOUS' N O TIC E'

The Eleisdim anns Bakery is < ^ n for the simmier season. Phone 106. 2jl3p

NOTICE—Signs painted and re ­touched, all sizes; also truck lettering. M. Wadler, phone Fleischmarms 106 or 204-M-l. m l6tf

FOOD—’There vwll be a chicken- barbecue a t the Arkville Meth­

odist parish house on Thursday, Jim e 26. Adults $1.50, children 75c. Servings 5:30 and 6:30. 2j20c

REAL ESTATE WANTEDLIST YOUR PROPERTIES

W ITH US NOW We have buyers for Homes, Farm s, Acreage, Business P rc ^

rty. W rite or phone Samuel S. Rubin, £%oenida, N. Y. OV«*land8-2206 or 7123. jlSc