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FLEISCHMANNS

MrSir p. H. Todd arfd Miss Jane Hasting have been, confined at home by iUness the past Week.

Will Earl's summer ten^t ar-rived last weekend for the season. Mr. aund Mrs. Earl are teniporarily living with heir, sister, Mrs. R. N. Whitney, at Margaretville.

Mr. and Mrs. Everett Treworgy of Waterford spent last weekend at the hbnie of her parents, Mr and Mrs, Ivah Humjphrey.

IVfr. and Mrs. llarold Griffin of Rocheile Park, N. J-, visited hiss mother, Mrs. lit, H. Brown, the past weekend.

Mr. and Mrs. James McMann left Tuesday morning for Green-port, L. I., for a Vacation.

Misa Audrey Ballard celeteiited her sixteenth Wrthday with party last Sunday.

Sam iiipton is ispending a few days in New York city visiting his new grandson, liie infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Upton.

Little Anita Pblishuk of New York city is visiting her grand-ptirents, Mr. and B. Stein hardt, for two weelcs; before hCT mother arrives for the summer

The Mannie Hoffman family has arrived in Bleischmaniis for the summer season.

Mrs. Myra George of Roxbury visited her daughter, Mrs. James McMahn; and attended the high school graduation this week.

Mrs. George Moody is attending a two-week course at Cornell uni versity for church school teachers and workers. • Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Mayes of

Hobiart called- on Mr. and Mrs Claude barling Sunday.

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Fagone are moving to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Everett Treworgy at Water-ford for the summer, while the Treworgy's are spending the sum mer in Maine. Mr. Fagone will attend summer school in Albany.

Mr. and Mrs. . William MaCr GregOr and daughter, Ruth, and Mrs. Joseph Laggy of Trenton N. J,, visited Mr, and Mrs. Ed ward Herman a few days the past week.

Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kronenberg celebrated their eleventh anniver-? sary Saturday with a bigy party at the Takariassee. They will spend the summer here, v

C L A S S I F I E D A D S Buying or Selling — They Bring Results € . I

OU«dlled Ads and Gaidii of Ttaanbs Two Cent* i l^ Wofd, Mlnlmnm 50 ^nts

FOR SALE

r Local and Personal

Mrs. Charles Eglinger and mother, Mrs. ..Marsh, Mrs. Italo Marsico and Mrs. . James Martin were in Kingston Friday.

The WSCS will hold its Jtily meeting and pienic at the home of Mrs. Ellen Stahl Wednesday, July 6. Members are requested to bring a table service and a •covered dish.

Mrs. t^Roy Haggerty and Ernest Vredenburgh of Arkville were in Syracuse last Tuesday- attending a "Chevrolet meeting. They were accompanied to Syracuse'by Mrs. L. L. Woolheater and Mrs. Claude Green, who attended the DUV ;state convention.

Mrs. Carrie'Palmer Dies ' Grand Gorge.—Mrs, Carrie Lois Pahner died Tuesday at Delhi sanatorium where she had been a patient for nine years. Funeral services were held at 2 p. m. Thursday in the Ouderkirk funeral home. The ReV. H. Frank Chunn, Methodist' pastor here, officiated. Burial was in Stamford pemetery

Mrs. Palmer was bom Feb. 3, 1868, in South Gilboa, daughter of Stephen and Elizabeth Conrow, She was married Jan. 1, 1906, to James Ogden Palmer in New York city, where they lived until 1932. He died 14 years ago.

She was a member of the Delhi Methodist church.

She is survived by a sister-in-law, Mrs. John Conrow, Grand Gorge.

William W. Thomson Buried at BOvina Center

Bovina Center, June 27.—Wil-liam W . Thomson, 63, a former resident, died last week at the home of his sister, Mrs. Harry Robinson Of Mexico. - ,

Funeral services were held Sat-urday at the United Presbyterian church, ' Bovina Center. Burial was made in the cemetery there.

Mr. Thomson was born in Bo-vina Center Aug. 12, 1885; For the past few years, he had made his home with his sister.

In addition .to his sister, he is survived by a brother, Robert G. Thomson of Delhi, and a niece, Jeanette Robinson of Mexico.

Former Teacher to Join Husband in Japan

Fleischmanns, June 28. t— Mrs, James Steele of Syracuse visited I^ . and Mrs. John Alton last weekend. She ejjpects to join her husband, Capt. Steele, in Japan during the summer.

Mrs. Steele is the former Miss Ellen Willey, a member of the Fleischmanns high school faculty.

Seventh Child Is a Son A son was bom to Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph'Fronckowiak at the Mar-garetville hospital Wednesday aft-ernoon. This is . their seventh child. Mrs. Fronckowiak and child went home from the hospital Thursday morning.

HOSPITAL, BEDS and wheel chairs for rent or sale. Herrick Funeral Home. dl3tf

USED CARS bought and sold. Red's Auto Supply,/ teL Pratts-ViUe 3627. ml3tf

FOR RENT—Summer home, fur-nished. CUfford Hall, Bovina Center, phone 14-Y-6. j8c

FOR SALE — ViUage store and two apartments. Inquire Army & Navy Store, Margaretville, N. Y. jlp

FOR SALE — Six-year-old horse, weighing 1600 lbs. Good for farm work. James Alton, Arena, N, Y. jlp

FOR SALE — Studio coUch with innerspring mattress, 4 pillows. May be made into two -single beds. Fine condition. Phone 51-M. jlp

FOR SALE — New Navy white hammocks, complete with ropes and clews. Last a lifetime. Only $4.00. Army & Navy Store, Margaretvilel, N, Y. jlc

FOR SALE — Reasonable. Rain Policy. Covers any or all events on any particular day. Phone 70. Arthur S. Close, agent, Mar-garetville. ) jylp

CONCRETE BLOCKS Three Core, Chimney and Cesspool

WILLIAMS & SEGELKEN Phoenicia

Phone 3619 jySc

FOR SALE — Now in stock, for immediate delivery, new Jeep, truck and Jeepster. Covered Bridge Garage, Jeep Sales and Service, Arkville, N. Y. jy29p

FOR SALE — McCormick-Deering com blower, type F, with 30 feet pipe, used one year, also 3 De-Laval mametic single units with new rubbars. Holstein heifer, bagging, $150. Howard Samuels, Dimraven rcpad, Margaretville.

FOR SALE—I am offering my dairy of six cows for sale. Also four good size pigs. Also Silver King tractor with mower, puller and trailer, all in good condi-tion. Eli Finch, Kelly Corners, phone 163-R-ll, Margaretville.

FOR SALE — Plumbing fixtures, Sinks and cabinets, faucets, traps, valves, lead waste, soil pipe and fittings, galvanized pipe and fittings, copper pipe arid fittings, Orangeburg pipe, cess-pool cleaner. Fred Sanford, Margaretville. j8p

FOR SALE—1946 2-ton Chevrolet truck, mileage 9,000, 4-ft. stake body, new spare tife and wheel, new tire chains, 7.50x20 10-ply on rear, 7.50x20 8-ply On front, jjerfect shape, very reasonable. Stephen Kapitko, Arena, N. Y., phone Margaretville 169-R-3. j22p

FOR SALE FOR SALE

News. ^ — Rubber stamps.

FOR SALE—Standing hay on my farm. Ezra Todd, "Arkville. jlp

FOR SALE-r^Fresh eggs. Sunset Farm, phone Flefechmanns 27-F-13.' - j29c

FOR SALE — 8,000 cauliflower . plants. Calvin Davis, Margaret

ville, N. Y. jlp

FOR SALE—JFryers and broilers, reasonable. At the Eisele Farm, Kelly Comers, phone 164-R-2

FOR SALE—10,000 late cabbage plants. Duboveck, Hubbell Hill, phone Margaretville 34-F-; . jlc

FOR SALE—1939 Plymouth sedan, in good condition. Cash. Harold West,. Fleischmanns, phone 60-F^12. jlp

FOR SALE—Chore-Boy low vacu-um pipe line milker, two single imits, complete. Ezra Todd, Arkville. jlp

FOR SALE—1500 sprout. plants and 5,000 red and white cabbage plants. L. D. Clausen, Arkville, N. Y,,. phone 40-R-14. Jylc

FOR SALE—1939 Ford converti-ble and 1942 Special Buick, com-pletely overhauled. . Red's Auto Supply, Prattsville, N. Y. Phone Prattsville 3627. je24tf

FOR SALE — 2 table top gas stoves; 2 electric refrigerators; all in excellent condition, reason-able. Rudy DeSilva, Boiceville, N. Y., phone Shokan 2789. jlc

CHRYSLER, DeSoto, Dodge, Plymouth. Genuine MOPAR fac tory parts. As complete a stock as you will find anywhere. Try us first. Stout-Craft Motors, Margaretville. a9tf

FOR S A L E M y home on Dry Brook road, six rooms and bath, all modern improvements; two-acre lot; barn and chicken house; ideal for chicken farm. John Goupil, Arkville, N. Y. jltf

FOR SALE — 200 White Rock broilers, read for the 4th. 200 fryers seady by July l5. Year-ling hens to fricassee. Also large white eggs. Norman J. Sanford, Margaretville. j8p

FOR SALE—8-room house in New Kingston village, lacking mod-ern improveemnts but priced accordingly. Inquire of A. J. Chisholm at home of Belle Archibald. jlp

FOR SALE PIGS FOR SALE—Winton Street-

er, Margaretville. jlp

FOR SALE — Good work horse. Joe Siska, Shavertown, N. Y.

FOR s a l e — General Electric motor, new, 5 hp., $200. P. O. Box 131, Margaretville.

FOR SALE — House. Inquhre of Emil Teichmann, phone 2866, Roxbury, N. Y. jyl5p

FOR SALE—15,000 Catskill sprout plants aiid 5,000 cabbage plants. L. D, Clausen, Arkville, jlp

SPECIAL—Folding ironing boards at $1.75 and $2.25. Dugan Taber, Margaretville. jlc

FOR SALE — Girls' junior bike, good condition, $15. Ann Todd, Arkville, N. Y., Dry Brook road.

FOR SALE—Girls' bicycle, sUghtly used, very good condition, $25. C. Woolheater j Margaretville.

FOR SALE — Broilers, weighing from 2 to 3% lbs. Live weight or dressed. Oscar Dougherty, New Kingston, N. Y. jSp

FOR SALE — Gavette house in Arkville, also three homes in Downsville, Inquire Harry Hiller, broker, Margaretville. jlc

WANTED WANTED—^Man for hajring, Aaron

Sliter, Margaretville. jlc

WANTED—Desk for the office of the Fleischmanns Board of Trade. Phone Ellsworth Rey-nolds, Fleischmanns 188. jlc

WANTED TO RENT — House, apartment or flat in Margaret-ville area. Chester Hasbrouck, West Shokan. jlp

^VANTED-^Lone Pine Mink Randi will pay $8 to $20 for did and disabled horses according to size. Phone Franklin 14-F-14. slTtf

WANTEI>—25 or 30 tons of hay baled. Call Phoenicia 3486 or come to, the Century Farm, Lanesville, N. Y. j29c

WANTED—Reliable man or young school boy to work on poultry farm. Duboveck's Poultry Farms, phone Marg. 34-F-22, res. Hub-beU HiU. jlc

W A N T T O BUY 100,000 feet of hemlock logs on skids at roadside where trucks can pick up, G, C. Dunham^ Shandaken, N. Y., phone Phoenicia 3648. j8p

WANTED YELLOW BIRCH LOGS

' Delivered Our Mill THE MAYES pO„ INC.

Fleischmanns, N. Y,

FOR RENT

FOR RENT-r-Two Sleeping rooms without board. Norman Ruth, Roxbury, N.VY. Jlp

FOR RENT-—Rooms and board,

Solvate lake, fine view, ZacK artwright, Arkville, N. Y.

Phone Margaretville jSe

FOR RENT — Furnished 2-room' apartment in village of Mar-garetville for summer months. Box 98, Margaretvillci or phone Pine HiU 2040. jlp

FOR RENT — Camp at Haloott-viUe, 5 rooms furnished, gas range, electric refrigerator, elec-tric hot water tank, complete bath; sleeps four; $300 per sea-son. Waldo Parsons, Middle-burgh, N. Y. jylp

FOR RENT in MargaretviUe for the summer season or year around, 4«room furnished apart-ment, modem improvements, oU heat, ideal location, nice grounds, garage. B. Steinhardt, Fleisch-manns, N; Y., phone 115. jelOtf

WANTED — Three young men want jobs. Farm work preferred. WiU Wor ktogether or separate-ly. Inquire Mrs. Mary DiSalvo, P. O. Box 45, HalcottviUe, N. Y. jlp V

FOR SALE OR TOADE—140 acres of old farm land near the pro-posed ski slope. Would be excel-lent for private tow and hunting lodge, Scott E. Greene. Call Fleischmanns 13. jylc

W I N D O W SCREEN and storm window made to order. Get yours made now. Also can make most anything else you desire. Charles Greene, Wagner Ave. Fleischmanns, N. Y. j23tf

FOR SALE — Leather golf bag, "Par-Ambulator," complete, rea-sonable price, also coffee table, walnut finish, $10. Phone Phoe nicia 7937. Mrs. George M. Beekman, Shandaken, N. Y, jylp

FOR SALE—Canaries, males and females; colors, yellow, mottled, and green; males exceUent sing-ers; reasonably pricfe d. . Mrs. Marion Baker, Arkville, N. Y., Dry Brook road. j22p

USED TRUCKS 1946 Dodge Vz-ton pickup. 1948 Dodge %-ton pickup. 1946 Dodge 2-ton, 2-speed, 8.25x20

tires. 1944 Chevrolet 1 %-ton chassis and

cab, very clean. 1941 Chevrolet 1 %-ton, 2-speGd.

Sanford Chevrolet Co., Inc. MargaretviUe

USED CARS The following cars I am listing are selected cars taken in exchange on 1949 Buicks. They are low mileage, unless mileage is mentioned on the particular car.

Compare the saving on these cars over the purchase of a new car.

Compsire these prices with other used cars offered for sale in your locaUty, or the big town used car lots--Schenectady, Albany, Bing-hamton, etc.

Compare most of aU the general condition and thorough service job these cars have had in my own shop by expert mechanic, who has been in my employment many years, also after being at the same stand as an Authorized Buick Dealer for thirty-four years my reputation is at stake, and my used cars muist be good cars and priced right to seU,

Good serviceable cars accepted in trade. NO JUNK.

FDR SALE — Adirondack lawn chairs, built to last for years AU screws and bolts, no nails to snag clothes. All edges rounded Have to be seen to be appre-ciated. Orson Slack's Shop, Arena, N. Y. jl5p

FOR SALE—Used Iron Age six-row duster with engine. J, D horse mower, oil bath, 6-ft. cut 1931 Model A Ford coach, good condition. 1937 V8 pickup. Chevrolet doodlebug, double transmission. Phone 5551. Hu-bert D. Gage, Red Hook, N. Y.

FOR SALE—Gas range (bottled gas), 6-burner top, large oven, restaurant type, semi-heavy duty, used only 6 months, bar-gain at $150; also lavatory, com-plete with fixtm-es, used one month, like new, $25. CaU Dick Bunting at 37. jlp

THOMPSON'S Cabmet Shop — Made-to-order storm windows, window screens, screen doors and kitchen cupboards—remod-eling kitchens and baths—repaid on wooden f ^ n equipment, etc, Nelson M . 'jmompson, Bloom-viUe, N. Y., phone 7546. jylc

O N HAND for immediate delivery: 3 new Ford tractors, came m this week; DilUnger hay cutters; Turner station hay baler; rear mowers and cultivators; Goby tut top trailer 8 x 12 flat bot-tom; used manure spreader on rubber. W . S. Hinkley, Grand Goreg, phone 4621. jlc

AU cars listed have radio and heater, some have sport and fog lights. No radio in '47 Chev.

You can purchase through the GMAC time payment plan, which has Ufe insurance, protection dur-ing the contract period. 1949 Buick Roadmaster Sedan, my

own personal car, can be bought at a Uberal discoxmt.

1948 Buick Super Convertible $2245 1947 Buick Super 4-dr. Sedan $1795 1947 Buick Super 4-dr, Sedan $1695 1942 Buick Sp'c'l 4-dr. Sedan $1195 1941 Buick Special 4-dr. Se-

dan, 54,000 mUes, good, tires, as is .__________$ 8 ^

1947 Studebaker Commander ^ overdrive, no roU, 4 dr. $1495

1947 Dodge 4-dr. Town Se-dan, coming in soon. $1545

1947 Chev. 4-dr. Fleetmaster, no radio ^ — - — — — - $1395

1946 Pontiac 8 Streamliner 2-dr. Sedan $1395

1946 Ford 2-dr. Sedan, com-ing in soon. No price.

1941 Nash 4-dr. Sedan. 34,-000 mUes, as Is . $ 595

You wiU find most of these cars listed are many doUars under the National Used Car Prices.

EARL E. JENKINS Authorized Buick Sales & Service

48, MargaretviUe, N. Y. jylc

FOR SALE—Corduroy tires and tubes, Pennzoil motoroil, Delco batteries, fuel pumps, carbu-retors, wheels, fenders, grUles, radiators, and a complete line of Chevrolet parts and accesr sories. Portable all steel dtunp bodies at close-out prices. San-ford Chevrolet Co., Inc., Mar-garetviUe. jlc

FOR SALE—^Former CCC camp on former Roy Leonard farm, near Margaret^^e, N. Y., consisting of 6.9 acres, laid out for buUd-ing lots. Spring and weU wiU insure water supply to take care of entire property (weU was driUed by U. S. government). WiU seU very , reasonable when le£ise with the NeiU & Spanjer company expires. Consult M. SUberman of Fleisclunanns for price and terms. Phone Fleisch-manns 225. jyl5c

PINE HILL 10 Acres - Price $350

Adjoining Camp liUiput

HIGHMOUNT 2 Acres - $1,600

5-Room House Needs Repair

HidHMOUNT Industrial Site - WiU Divide

3 Acres R. R. Siding

HERMAN T. LUKOW Realtor

Phone 125, Margaretville

O N HAND for immediate delivery New 8-cyl. Ford pickup; new 8 cyl, F5 1 %-ton chassis and cab Used: 1946 Ford Tudor; 1942, Chevrolet two-door; 1940 De Soto two-door; 1939 Ford pick up; 1939 Dodge pickup. W. S Hinkley, Grand Gorge, phone 4621. jlc

FOR SALE-^Ladies' bicycle, new tires, $12. Also new 30-gal. hot water tarlk with coal-fired pot stove, cheap; one 3-burner Per-fection oil stove, new; one 5-burner Perfection oil stove, new with baking oven. Bryant's Store, Big Indian, phone Pine HiU 3977. jlc

YES, SIR! $75 will buy a '34 Plymouth Sedan, runs good, a '28 Pontiac Sedan, runs better a '37 Dodge Pickup. EXCELLENT BUYS in used Dodge trucks. New Chevrolet trucks for quick delivery. Tel. 127 for free demonstration. CHEV-ROLET trucks.

Sanford Chevrolet Co., Inc. MargaretvUle

FOR SALE — 10-room house in Fleischmanns, modem improve-ments, steam heat, weU buUt, good ceUar, garage, chicken house, % acre, nice location, partly furnished, immediate possession. Steinhardt & Stein-hardt, Realtors, Fleischmanns, N. Y., phone 115. jelOtf

N E W 1949 C H E V R O L E T T R U C K S

2-ton cab over engine, 2-speed, 8.25x20 tires, wheelbase 158",

1 %-ton chassis and cab, wheelbase 161". ,

1 %-ton chassis and cab, wheelbase 137". Sanford Chevrolet Co., Inc.

MargaretviUe jlc

1940 DODGE 4-Dr. Sedan, new in-sert, new rings, new seat covers, new paint, seven tures, all tires excellent, four new. One owner of this car and when I teU you the owner's name and care it has had you wiU be convinced that it is a buy for $695*

. EARL E. JENKINS Authorized Buick Sales & Service

MargaretviUe, N. Y.

USED CARS 1947 Dodge %-ton pickup, perfect

condition, good tires, $825, down $275. •• . ,

1941 Chevrolet special deling 5-passenger coupe, good condition, $725, down $225. >

Trade-ins Accepted

Delaware Motors Co. studebaker Sales & Service Phone 125, MargaretviUe

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. SB-750 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the AlcohoUc Beverage Control Law to sell beer and^der to be consumed on the promises where sold, at Bel-Air Restaurant at 329 M ^

rstreet in the Village of Fleisch-manns. N. Y. S. Gottlieb, Fl^chmannSi N. Y. '

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WANTED—I would like to have two chUdren to take care of at my home for the summer, also glad to do baby sitting nights. Mrsi Earl Balcom, Dry Brook road, Arkville N. Y. jlc

WANTED—We buy old gold and sUver jewelry. Come in and see our new silver department. We now have sUver gifts for wed-dings, silver and golden wed-dings, etc. M. WiUnus, opp. theatre, MargaretviUe, N. Y. jel7tf

W E WILL BtJlT YOUR

Basswood and ASh

LUMBER 4/4" to 12/4"

No. 2 Common

Tliick

or Better

Cash 2% 10 Days

CSNdnBAL LtTMBER CO.

229 Atlantic Ave.

Brooklyn 2, N. Y.

Phone MAine 4-7666

Classified Ads, Cards of. Ilianks, etc.. 2c Word, none l ss than 50c.

MISCELLANEOUS

FOR RENT 2, 4, or 5-Room Apartments AU Improvements—^Hot Water

and Heat Summer or Year 'Round Occupancy

Furnished Chas. Leonard Apartments

. Mrs. AUce Singer, Prop. ' Phone 266-J

Box 14, Fleischmanns jySc

Classified Ads, Car^ of Thanks, etc., 2c word, none less than 50c.

LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. GB-20940 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer not to be consumed on the premises where sold, at Atkin's Store on the comer of Main and River street, hamlet of Shaver-town, N. Y. Inez S. Atkin, executrix estate of Jacob L. Atkin, Shavertown, N. Y. jylc

NOTICE is hereby given § that License No. GB-20571 has been issued to the undersigned under the -provisions of the AlcohoUc Beverage Control Law to sell' beer not to be consumed on the premises where sold at the Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co. on the north side of Main St, in the viUage;, of MargaretvUle, N. Y. The Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Margaretville, N. Y. jylc

FREE—20 acres standing hay. E. A. Redmond, Arkville, N. Y. jlc

FEET HURT? See ANDY for

Scientific Shoe Repairing In Shoe Biisiness 31 Years

Fleischmanns, N. Y. jyisp

GREETINGS TO ALL FRIENDS

Old and New .

We Are Now Open for Business

Specializing in

Wedding and Birthday Cakes

QUALITY PASTRY

Phone 86-F-3, Fleischmanns jlc

HERE is what the word service means at Todd's—courtesy, ex-pert workmanship; prompt ac-tion and reasonable cost. Try us and let us show you what we mean. Come in and see us for quality used cars priced for quick sale. A. H. Todd & Son, Inc.^ Fleischmanns. jlp

BEGINNING Friday, July 1, 1949, this store wiU be open daily, 8 a. m. to 10 p. m., untU further notice. We'U appreciate your patronage and wUl give you the best of service and the widest variety of merchandise to merit it. William. E. and Ethel. D. Griffin, Griffin's Store, Halcott-viUe, N. Y., phone 2686. jlp

NOTICE is hereby given that License No, EB-3053 has been issued to the undersigned tinder the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer and cider to be consumed on the premises where sold, at Hug-Bus Restaurant on the east side of Bridge Street in the Village of MargaretviUe, N. Y. Hugh C. Clark and Isaac L. Clark Jr., MargaretviUe, N. Y. jSp

Notice is hereby given that a new schedule of telephone rates for MargaretviUe and Andes P.S.C. No. 10, superseding P.S.C. No. 9, effective July 1, 1949, has been filed with the Public Service Commission in Albany,

New monthly rates are as fol-lows:

Business phones — Individual line, $4.00; 4 and 5 party line, $3,50; multi-party line, $3.00.

Residence phones — Individual line, $3.00; 4 or 5 party line, $2,75 { multi-party line, $2.50.

MisceUaneous equipment charges —some eliminatedi others reduced.

All new rates sire net, no dis-count. • > MargaretviUe Telephone

Exchange Filed May 27, 1949. j22c

NOTICE Dr. Abraham Weinberg

wishes to annoimce^ the removal of his office

for the practice of medicine and surgery

to larger quarters in the Telephone Building next to the Fleischmanns

post office Fleischmanns, N. Y.

on or about July 1, 1949 " Phone Fleischmaims 184

Office Hours: 2-4 and 6-8 DaUy MargaretviUe Phone 140

Office Hours: 10-12 A. M. by Appointment

Classified Ads, C ards (A Thanks, etc., 2c word, none less than SOe.

CARDS OF THANKS I wish to thank the state ppUce

for the quick return of my dog which was lost last week.

Walter Edie

I wish to thank my friends and neighbors for the things they have done for me. the Masonic lodge and aU who remembered me; last but not least, the MargaretviUe hospital and' the entire staSt. To me you are tops in my hospital exp^ence. The hospital with a smUe. P. M. Osterhoudt

I wish to thank Dr. Holcomb, Mrs. Haddow, the nurses of the hospital staff, he blood donors, those who remembei«d me with cards, gifts and flowers while I was a patient at the MargaretviUe

Mrs. Gladys Tuttle

SCHOOL MKKTINCl Notice is hereby given that the

ANNUAL SCHOOL MEETING for Central School District No. 2 of the Towns of Andes, Delhi, and Bovina in Delaware County, New York, will be held at the school house in said District on Tuesday evening, July 12, 1949, at 8 o'clock P. M., D. S. T.

That the purpose of such meet-ing is to hear the report of the Treasurer and other officers, elect a member of the Board of Educa-tion" in place of Claude Oliver, whose term expires.

ALSO, at this meeting the fol-lowing resolutionlwiU be presented for the approval or disapproval of the members present, TO-WlT:

RESOLVED, that the Board of Education of Central School Dis-trict No. 2 of the Towns of Andes, Delhi, and Bovina in Delaware County, New York, be and said Board of Education ,is hereby authorized to purchase for the use of the District a 43-passenger GJM.G. school bus for a purchase price of $5,327 over and above a trade in allowance of $1,200 for a G.M.C. 25-passenger bus owned by the District.

Said sum of $5,327 to be financed by the issuance of Bonds by the Board of Education in the name of the District, aU payable in 5 years. The Bonds to be numbered from 1 to 5 inclusive to be of like tenor,except date of maturity and to mature in each of the years 1949, 1950, 1951, 1952, and 1953, and may be sold at private sale at not less than par with interest at the rate of not to exceed per centum per anmun.

Said obligations to be paid for out of monies' received from the levy andtcoUection of taxes there * for on the tajflable property of the District, as said bonds mature.

After the above resolution has been considered the Budget of the District for the school year 1949^ 1950 WiU be presented and j^ch other matters taken up as may properly come before such meeting; ' Dated at Andes. N. Y., June^&

1949. ' r By Order of Board ^

of Education ' ; " M . M . WRIGHT Clerk - /r ^

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