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Miss Frances Powder, spent the week­end in Potsdaa*, fche gaest of Mr. and M a , F f e d U, l*yoo.

1*be Fear ! Dppartment Store will be eiostd nest Monday and Tuesday, in ob-Sfeftauee of the J ewi sh Holidays. I t will i*eopen Wednesday, 'October 6 th .

Mm. Edwin Olmstead,of Belmont was % guest a t the borne of Mrs. Frederick F l in t fast week and called on friends in town.

Mm* Mary Bar re t t , formerly of Utica, has moved to Brushton. She %ill make fe©r home with h e r sister, Miss Nellie

s Tha F o r t Covington High School foot-' b&tt t e a m defeased the Bru&hton Higb School team-there las t Friday with a score of 36 - 12. '}

Mrs. John Pickering re tu rned to the Koyai Vietoria Hospitol , in Montreal w h e r e she will undergo a major opera­tion.

k son ,Thomas Craig, was born to Mr. and Mrs. T h o m a s Will iams of Albany Sep tember 21st. Mrs. Williams ijfthe former Miss Tillie King of Brushton.

We have a d d e d to our s toc^ several very at t ract ive all-steel base and dish eablae ts and two-deor wardrobe?. Also a few o i l -burn i rg space beaters . Come i n and see them. Armstrong's , Brush ton . • Adv.

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No grea te r indication of the n e c e ^ sity for more home canning need he cited than, t he U. S. Depar tment of Agricul ture campaign for 2 0 million home gardens in 1948, a n increase of three million over last yearns goal. The depar tment says adequate home gardens iare needed i;o increase the domestic food supply when many ai'eas of the world will desperately

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yds em L set: % '• a picfeure Ji&j£v.-^&r "one. ahoKe: " in:, yostr own kitchen, Mrs. fion^ewife,. he sure to do so and yew wiE have plenty of nourishing^ J a y o i I h o m e - c a n n e d f rui ts and ye^etaMes for ye«r fam-ily?is nse " n ^ : TOnter, And you'll be able to -'boWex^ your food budget against high prices!

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Keep at supply « l yoar "favorite f rui t JarSj -caps, lids Und? rubbers; on hand ; t h e n yon can p a t u p frui ts and ^ vege^ables^sas soon as piey eome fropi the gifcd^en .or your grocer get§..in a fresh sijpply. Select clean, sound, fully r i p e fruits, young, tender, "gard­en-fresh vegetables, and can them according to yoa r frui t j a r manu­facturer ' s instructions.

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T h e n e x t regular meet i i g of the Brasti&n W . C . T U . will be held at home of Mrs. E l i sabe th Best on Tuesday, n e t . f ® » s t 2:§9ofel*>ok.TJitizensl3ip will be 6he ssbjjeet of she meet ing, with Mrs Best in charge.

T h e Tillage Store , o v n e i and oper­ated by* Neil G. F-int, in Moira is open o n Wednesday, Friday, and Saturdav evenings, where you can purchase furni­t u r e , electrical appliances, and talk over your insurance problems. The store is also open every day from 9 a. m. to 5:30 p. m. You are a lways welcome. adv

Mrs. Viaeent Reynolds and Miss Flor­ence Baldwin enter ta iced last Saturday afternoon a t the la t te r ' s home at a bridal shower in honor of Miss Barr ie t Wright . Miss W r i g h t ' s mar r iage to Mr. Keith Wilson of Schenectady will t ake place Friday afternoon a t 3:00 o'clock st tht Ohi is t ian Church .

Mr. and Mrs. Joe King celebrated their 62nd Wedding Anniversary last Sunday, September 26th. They received many lovely gifts aiid congratulations from friends and relatives. Among the out-of-town relatives who were present were: a son, Charles Iving and his son-in-law and daughter , Mr. and Mrs- Fred Downes and their daughter ; Mrs. Rose King and

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Treasure rs Repor t OoVelring Fiscal Year 1947.

Receipts Net Balance March 1, L947 __$366.21 Recepits Taxes Proper ty T a x $1,672,50 Per Capita Assistance 449.881 Mortage T a x .35.92 Franchise T a x _- 73.45

Total Fire Depar tment Short T e r m Loan

$2,231.68 .___$ 219.95 .___$1,500.00

Total receipts $4,317.84 D I S B U R S E M E N T S

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Notice of Fifing Completed Asses* mmt<*RoU With Clerk

A F T E R G R I E V A N C E DAY

(Tax Law, Sec. 29)

Notice is hereby given that the Assess­ment B o H for the town of Moira in the Cosinty of Franklin for the year 3 948, bag been fiaally completed by the under-matted Assessors, and a certified ropy tbemot was filed in the office of the Town Cle^k, a t the Town Clerk's office of Moi­r a , SLY., where the same will remain open %0 ptiblie teepee< ion U v fifteen d&\ s. g . 0 a t e d this 0th day of September, 1948

L. P . Cady Ber t H. Turner Clifford Peck

&me%tom&i the Town of Moira , N. Y.

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00% SAL-IS—Ho use plant .second-hand imftiiUff end stove*, a full line of e l i ld-g&BTB md l&diSn' dreagef.

Watson Manning

3%m® YOUR C A L V I S to the eatt ie-fm4 i& Bru»hie-n every Tuesday and

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Office expenses -Cler 'r : Sr.la-;- _._ Collectors Salary Treasurers Salary

— $ 6.00 — 53.37 . . . 50.00 .__ 25.00 .__ 25.00

Brashtori Honjie Bureau — : — i

T h e next regular meeting of the Home Bureau will b e he ld nextiMonday night a t 6:30 i n t h e cafeteria a t tiie Brushton High Sehooly Mrs. Fn iderick Fl in t and Miss M a r t h a McCuHoigb will give the lesson Oti "iBufldfhg R, sistanee."

E a e h membepTis rec nested to- bring

t ab l e se tv i ee^b i^bshou ld ine lude a des­sert dish and a s ^ l a d p la te .

Brushjon Beaver 4„H Club

- Total -Fire Dear tment Fire Apparatus , equip­

ment including r e - ' pairs $ 277.61

Maintenance and re­pairs of building _ 243.18

of Fire

.$159.37

T h e Brushton Beaver 4-H Club held I a.

a met t ing a t Brushton H igh School on September ^1,1948. Wejwere vfsited b-, W a y n e Brooks of Malojne, who gave us a talk on guns. We werej also visited by the Baeonville 4-H Club- During the meeting we decided to ijoin clubs and have only one. The next meet ing will be October 2nd, when we will elect officers for the new yerr .

Merjvin Bellows 4-H NJews Repor ter

G r e a t Is'fihe Goal The P a c M e ^ N o r t h w e s t forest in­

dus t ry is c a r r y i n g fo rward a pro­g r a m of fores t p r a c t i c e , a i m e d to p e r p e t u a t e a n d i n c r e a s e t h e t i m b e r supply of the area^ I t s e e k s to find' m a r k e t s and rnethods of manufac ­t u r e wbie.ii m H u s e , J s m a a t r e e s , s l abs , b roken and. . l ow-g rade l o g s a n d o the r m a t e r i a l , wh ich wil l in­c r e a s e t h e to t a l a m o u n t " o f fores t p roduc t s r e t u r n e d f rom the land..

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M o d e m M e t a l Alloys T h e wonder s of m o d e r n m e t a l

a l loys a r e - well -known. Bu t al loys are- not new. Men b e g a n using mix­tu r e s of two or m o r e m e t a l s in p re ­his tor ic t imes . The ea r l i e s t -al loy w a s .bronze, p robably d i scovered when copper and t i n w e r e acciden­ta l ly me l t ed toge the r and al lowed to h a r d e n .

Harwoods Corners

l e e Cabe P roduc t i on An e lec t r i ca l dev ice j u s t pa ten t ­

ed a c h i e v e s m a s s fifcoduction of. ice cubes by a n e w method . A column of ice" is frozen in a t u b e . As it m o v e s upward , a cu t t e r s l ices off cubes into a d i spenser . The Ma­chine c a n r b e s e t for a n y p rede t e r ­m i n e d n u m b e r of c u b e s .

Purchase House -- .

Storage for Truck __

Insurance _.

Fi­re

1,500.00

122.56 133.96

Total Health Health Officer __,.__ Vital Statistics Rent of Dump Labor of Cleaning

- Dump

$2,277.31

$ 50.00 _ 30.35 _ 100.00

- 31.20

Total H ighways Salaries & Wages Materials & Supplies _ 194.40 Snow & Ice Re­

moved 122.10

-$211.55

-$302.95

Tota l Street l i g h t i n g interest on Tempor­

ary Loan

$619.45 $696.00

$ 18.75

Total Total

Total Disbursements -$3,982.45 Recetpis $4,317.84 Disbursements 3,982.43

Net Bal. Feb. 28, 1948 —$335.41 Dated - Sept. 20, 1948

Es the r Westurn , Treasurer .

New Religious Broadcasts

" G r e a t Scenes from Grea t P l ays" , an entirely new depar ture in religious radio p rogram^ sponsored by the Episcopal families of. .Brushton, will be-broadeast for the first t ime on Friday evening Oct­ober , I , from 8:00 to 8:30 p m , Eastern S tandard Time over Station WIGY and every Friday evening thereafter.

Marcell Richards is working on Earl Tr udel l ' s farm. • \

Mrs- E lec ta Bakin called on Mrs. Fred Mar t in. Saturday afternoon.

Mr. and Mrs. Howard Montroy and children called a t Fred Mart in 's Sunday.

Mr. and. Mrs. Fred Mar t in were callers Wednesday a t Mrl and Mrs. Leon Jond-reu^' of North Bangor.

A U a r e s > r r y *o haar t h a t I ra Wood is in the Malone Qospitail- Mr. Woods lived here for a numder o r years.

Mr. Wallace Je3mer, Sr. visited his daughter , Mrs. Howard Montroy and" family north of Brushton Sunday. ^

Mr. and Mrs. Joe MeBHsrain and tlieir son .Alfred, h i s wife and family, of North Bangdr, were Sandfly visitors a t thajiome of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martlin.

St Peter's Episcopal Church Brushton , New f o r k

T h e Rev . j . Alan di Pretioro, Rector

Sunday, October 3- 1948

Holy Euchar is t and Sermqn, 9:00 a.

Tuesday Evenings—School of Religion

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Brushton Chrlstlani Church

Rev, Alfred Scot t , pa s to r

€heese!jJ$e$ams Value . T h e v i t amin A va lue of cheese

c o r r e s p o n d s to t h a t of t h e m i l k f rom which i t i s m a d e , wi th t h e cheese re ta in ing a ve ry h igh propor t ion of the v i t a m i n s p r e s e n t in the mi lk . The vi tarnin A content of cheese does n o t a p p e a r to/ v a r y 'significantly dur ing r ipening and s t o r a g e . .

Notice of School Tax Collector

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T A K E N O T I C E — I , the undersigned collector of school taxes for Union

Free. School Distr ict No . 1, Town of Moira, Franklin County ; S ta te of New York, have received the taxroii and w a r r a n t for the collector of taxes levi­ed for t h e present year and beginning September 4 th , 1948, I will afctesd at Fl in t ' s Store on Washington St ree t in the Village of Brushton every d a y ex­c e p t Sundays -un t i l October 4th, 1948 for the purpose of receiving taxes as­sessed upon such roll, a t one per cent fee.

Dated at Brushton, N .Y. , • September 4th, 1948.

' E T T A C. F L I N T , School Tax Collector.

Morning Worship 9:45 Sunday School 10:45. ; Pray e f Cot tage Meetings ^aeh Wednes­

day a t 7:S0p.m.

Christian Science Services

Sunday, 11:00 a. m. at llB\E. Main St . MaloEe *

October 3rd, 1948

II sions

Vt$F£temi fow&tiul, pene t ra t ing yfiMW® toeraid; Gih T h e very first &g$$$$m Btemld give yo» censforting gmj^md a lew short treatnjejits con* ir|ff«irjr#H # a t fmi have at hm found t$kg w^Ji^&srme&m^^ intense*|6eMng ^ l l ^ ^ - f i ^ ^ i ^ n ^ ^ m g r a l f O j i l s e a s y p$ilt$$ffi$g to »'^~-proniores;'Aealing.--Atk | W gmi druggist for MoQire*s | ^ # M f ^ J f ^ ? M « ^ ! o a Q r m j m e y b a c k .

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