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It' Oneonta Star Wednesday, 1962' Educator Studying South Kortright School SOUTH KORTRIGHT-Sayed Abdul Wudood, an Afghan educator, is the thiixl- of three Afghans by Columbia University to study rural, education in this area. He is observing the operations of South Kortright Central School-. Mr. Wudood is. one of tb5 abler persons in Afghanistan education PVT.

A. BURNSIDE, son of Mr. and Mrs. Burnett Bumside Blpomvilie, has returned to Fort Dix, N. J.

kfter visiting his parents. Guernsey Cows Show Production PETERBOROUGH, N. H. -Three registered Guernsey cows in the herd of Laurence D. Hansen, Sbuih Valley, and two in the herd of George Van Kleeck, Hobart, have recently completed top official DHIR production records, according to the American Guernsey Cattle Club.

cows were milked two times daily. The Testing was supervised by New York College. ol; Agriculture. Kleeck Star Bright, a five year-old, produced 11,070 pounds of milk, and' 539 pounds of fat, in 29 days. J'Van Kleecto Astrid, a senior four year-old, produced 11,610 of milk and 560 pounds of -fat, in 305 days.

Hansenaiea L. Marilyn, a seven year-old, produced 11,950 pounds of milk, and 563' pounds of fat, in 305 days. fHansenar'ea Leno, a five year- old, produced 10,270 pounds of milk and 526 pounds of fat, in 305 days. JHansenarea Gardena, a Junior three year-old, produced 11,930 pjjunds of milk' and 564 pounds of fet, in 305 days. Schenevus Notes and Mrs.

Austin Griffin, Albany, spent three days with Miss Glaribel" Griffin. "Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Butcher, LVlanson were guests of Mr. and Mrs.

Ralph Butcher. Bruce Maynard and children attended a family picnic in Oneonta. Mr. and Mrs. Bonald Brooklyn, visited the May- who went directly into teaching at the end of the 12th grade.

The fact that he has only 12'years of schooling does not adequately represent his background. Afghanistan is divided 18 provinces, and the educational director of each of the provinces has a major responsibility for the program in his $rea, Mr. Wudood has been an assistant provincial director and will very likely be a provincial director when he. returns to his country. Since 1959 he has bcpn working with the Institute of Education, which is the organization the Ministry set up to channel the efforts of the Columbia team.

He has the confidence of Mr. Mujaddidi, the president of thp Institute and of the Ministry of Education. Mr. Wudood is seeking to-become familiar with the whole range of education, both primary and secondary. He is especially interested in ways of helping teachers.

He is also concerned with the- duties and responsibilities of the office of district superintendent of schools to which his office of provincial director is perhaps roughly comparable. Oneonta Funeral Home Honored The Lewis Funeral Home, 51 Pietz has been notified of its acceptance into the fellowship of the Order of the Golden Rule-an international organization of funeral directors. The affiliation was gained after Lewis' received testimonials from many Oneonta people. Funeral director members of Order are selected for their ability to uphold ideals of this world wide organization, which has been in existence for more than three decades. Ordinarily but one funeral directing firm in each community can belong.

Only -firms of high n'ard home. Mr. and Mrs. ethical standing in the can attain 'the distinction of membership. The Order lays particular stress on the necessity of, providing service to.

humanity at the time of need that is modern 'and comprehensive, and at 1 the same time -priced to be within the reach of Worcester Club Is 25 Years Old WORCESTER --Cyril Kleinman of the State Commerce Bepart- menfs Binghamton office will speak, at Rotary Club's 25th anniversary at Homestead- Restaurant October 6. Attending the celebration, will be members of the Worcester and Schenevus clubs, past district governors, former members- and guests. Area Obituaries James J. Bradley ROXBURY--James J.Bradley, 79, died September 28 at Margaretville Hospital. Mr.

Bradley was bom Feb. 13, IS83, in New York City, son of James and Bridget (Maxwell) Bradley. He married Gracp Bellows, Roxbury, July 1917, in Stamford. He was a fireman in the Edgewater, Fire Department for many years. Upon his retirement 25 years ago, he purchased the former Cold Spring schoolhoufp below Roxbury and remodeled it into a summer home.

Mr, Bradley is survived by his wife; three sons, James and B. J. Francis ol Edgewater, arid Robert of Roxbury and Moonachie, N. five grandchildren; two sisters, Mrs. Mamfc Smith, Edgewater, N.

Mrs. Elizabeth Lennon, Cliffside N. and several nieces and nephews. He was member of the Cat! olic Mrs. Floritaa F.

Newkirk Mrs. Fiorina F. Newkirk, formerly 18 Rose died a the Van Gorder Nursing Hom Otego, October 2 following a Ion illness. Funeral services will be 1:30 m. Friday at the Bookhout Funeri Home.

The Rev. Mark, S. M. Ray, pasto of the First United Presbyteriar Church of Oneonta, will officiate Burial will be in Hartwick Semin ary Cemetery. Mrs.

Newkirk was born Apr 21, 1875 at Sidney, the daughte of Alvin and Alveretta (Olendorf Fleming. She was married to Jessie Sept. 10, 1903 Mr. Newkirk die Newkirk on Coopers'town. Nov.

17, 1954. Newkirk resided at Oteg for the past three months an was a member of the First Unitec Presbyterian Church of Oneonta. She is survived by one grant daughter, Mrs; Frances. A. Sawyer Leslie Cornell, IJarkchester, are spending at their home in Elk Creek.

'Mr. tand Mrs. Fred d'. Smith are visiting in the New England this and will spend three days in Boston. JMr.

and Mrs. Don Gould, Pam and 'Mark Webster were 'dinner guests i of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norwich, Matthew Muehl James Konstanty accompanied and Andrew Sjdnrpr Worcester on a moose hunting trip'to Mr. and Mrs.

Clare Ferauld, Guflford. were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Don Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Barnes and family, Otego and Mr and Mrs. Floyd Dubben and family, Middle, field were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Gohde. Mr.

end Mrs. Albert Shafkbm, Sidney Center were of Mr. and Mrs. Menzo Smith. Callers, on Mr.

and Mrs. Joseph A. Walker were Mr; and Mrs. Archie "Craig, Homer. Miss Alma Hamilton, Was a guest of Mr.

'and Mrs. Donald Hawvor. James Alcott, Hudson Valley Community College, Troy visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Alcott.

Mr. and William Demuth and daughter, Horence, Cooperstown were guests Mr. Mrs. Joseph A. and Burlington Flats Mrs.

C. A. Harris--WO S-89B3 The Rev. William Sawin, Baptist Church, will hold a special service next Sunday, September 30, at 11, dedicating several new items. The woodwork has been painted, pews reEmishcd, new pew cushions installed, new carpet laid In the church, as well as new floor covering laid in the choir room and gallery; the vestibule floor has been rcfinished; and new hymn books have been purchased 1 and will be used for the first 'time Sunday.

Grateful thanks go to the many who have made all these improvements possible. Special thanks to J. B. Cronk lor his generous part in helping to beautify the 'church. Come bring Iriend.

Cherry Valley 1. Katherlno Tales--Phone 5521 Mr. and Mrs. Ervin E. C.

Smith were guests-of iheir son in law and Mr. and 'Mrs. Jesse Lane, in Sharon" Springs to 'help their grandson, Jason, celebrate his birthday. Miss Melvia Thompson of Albany js spending this- week with- her grandparents, Mr. and- Mrs; 'Milton Thompson.

Mr. and Mrs. J. Sherman of Mr and Mrs. F.

G. Sherman of Bainbridge and Mr and Mrs. Edwin Allen of Mr. and E. Hall.

Mrs. Shuble Foote and. brother, Roger Ingerham of Sharon Springs called on Mrs. Stella S. Eldredge.

Mr. and Mrs. Howani, Simmons and; son, Edward of Canajoharie were guests of, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mr.

and 'Fabian Bressett, Mrs. John Walker and Mrs. Arthur Topp visited Mr. and Mrs. John Clark and in Harrisville to help Nora'Clark celebrate her birthday.

Miss Patricia Wrin has moved from the- Phelon, house on Roseboom road to the Ivy house on Lancaster St. Mrs. Arthur Taft of Florida, has been the guest of Miss Cornelia B. Schwartz. and Mrs.

Fred Thompson and sons, Jack, Jeffrey and James, of-Little-Falls visited Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Mr. and Mrs. lidward Burgess and daughter, Susann of Merrick visited Mr.

and Mrs. Carl J. Nelson. Mr. and Edwin J.

Nelsen of Sea Cliff, L.I. were guests of Mrs. A. Jay Thompson and daughter, Miss Florence Fred Herbert of Alexandria, was in town. He had accompanied his brother, Harry Herbert ot Albany to the Odd Follows home in Ithaca.

Miss Pauline E. Gilday a cousin Lawrence G. Plardendorf were luncheon guests ot Sarah Wadagnolo and son Burton Moycr, Jr. ot St. Johnsviile.

Mr Mrs. David Yerdon ot Glen Burnie, Md. were guests ot the former's parents, Mr. a Mrs. DoForcst -A.

Yerdon. Schuyler Lake Mrs. E. F. Wtshbnrn Richflci'd Sprinjrs--428-W-4 Mr.

and Mrs. Norman Russell and children of Schenectady visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arel Johnson, WaMawa, Hawaii; -four grea grandchildren; a cousin, Mrs Lewis" Fleming, Wells 'Bridge anc several other cousins. Friends '-may call at: the funera home- at their convenience.

4 Drivers Fined $55 in Bainbridge Star Sidney Bureau BAINBRIDGE Four area mot orists were fined a total of $5o by Douglas R. Smith of Bainbridg after pleading guilty Saturday traffic violations as follows: Lewis Mossell, B2, of'Bingham ton, speeding, $10, payment sus pended. Mrs. Phyllis Niles, 31, of Bain bridge, passing a stop sign, $10. David Stanton, 20, of Deposit allowing an unlicensed operator ti operate a motor $25.

-Burr D. 40, iof Greene passing-a red light, $10. Gorrattsville Mrs. Mme Schmock Phone WO 5MH Raymond More, Hobart, callei on-his niecej Mr. and: Mrs Donalt Elliott.

Mrs. Mamie Banner, Miami, called on her niece, Mrs Sdna Gregory. Mr. and William. Benning on were guests of Mr.

and Mrs Pittsfield. Mrs. Lula Owen, her brother William Decker, -and Arthur visited her and Mrs. Ben Shelley, Sidney. Mf.

and Floyd' Bradt, spent a couple days with their daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs. Nielson. Agnes.Turnbull is spending several days with her daughter's family, Mr. and Mrs.

Herman Salisbury, Greene. Frederick Crowe visited his son, Cyril Crowe and fatally at Dryden, and Mrs. Myra, Steele visited Mrs. Eva Teal at Groton. Mrs.

Annie Hair and Sally Wright called on Mrs. Robert Lettis at Bassett Hospital, Cooperstown. Mr. and Mrs James Herring Jr. and, family, Peekshiil, were guests of his 'parents, Mr.

and Mrs. James Herring. Howard Tillson called on his Mrs. Mary Naylor at the Fairhaven Nursing Home, Unadilla. Legal Notices Notice is hereby given that License Number 29 CL 1 has'been issued to the understood to sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the B.P.O.

Elks Lodse No. 1312. S4 Cheslnut St. Oncontn, N. Otsceo County, for consumption on the premises.

B.P.O. Elks Lodsc No. 3312 SI Chestnut Oneonta, N. Y. Notice Is hereby Elvcn that Llccnse- Ntimbcr 29 RL 37 lias been Issued to the undcrslcncd to sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Bevcrasc Law at the Green Lantern, Laurens, N.

Otscpo County, for consumption on the premises. William II. Layman Laurens. N. Y.

Notice Is hereby Riven that the Slate Comptroller has caused an examination to be made ot the accounts and fiscal ot OTEGO FIRE DISTRICT TOWN OF OTEOO OTSEGO COUNTY for Ihe period beginning on January 3, and ending on December 31, 1961. The reporl ot such examination has been filed in my office xvhcre it is a public record, available for inspection by all interested persons. HOWARD Ii. VROSIAN, Trcas. Notice Is hereby Riven that License Number 19 RL 174 has been Issued -to the undersigned to sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at Hie -River Street Restaurant, S-10 River Oneonla, Olsego County, for consumption on the premises.

Harry F. Lone 540 River Oneonu, 'jr. Y. STAR 102 CHESTNUT STREET WANT ADS GE 2-1000 ASK FOR MERRIE BELL MINIMUM AD THREE LINES. Count Five Average Words (or Each Line 3 LINES: 6 Days $3.20 3 Days $2.30 I Day $1.40 4 LINES: 6 Days $4.10 3 Days $2.90 I Day $1.70 5 LINES: 6 Days $5.00 3 Days $3.50 I Day $2.00 6 LINES: 6 Days $5.90 3 Days $4.10 I Day $2.30 There is an added charge ot 50c Cor Box replies.

NOTE: The above prices do not -Apply to commercial ads. A-V SOc By sending casli. with your order or paying for your ad within 10 days. For your convenience Want Ads arc accepted over the phono. The advertiser should read his ad the FIRST DAY IT APPEARS AND REPORT ERRORS In time Cor next publication.

The Oneonta Star is responsible for only ONE incorrect or omitted insertion for any advertisement and then only to the extent ot a "Make Good" Insertion. The Oneonta Star reserves the right to revise, reject or reclassWy any advertisement offered for publication. MILTON D. MCLEAN Clasilfied Advertising Manager DEADLINES Regular Classified Ads 3 p. m.

day before publication. Classified Display Ads' 12 ICoon two days before publication. Ad takers arc on duty to help you place your Want Ads from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.. Monday through Friday and 8:30 a.m.

to 12 noon on Saturday. To place your Want: Ad Dial GE 2.1000. Legals KOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that It. cense Number 29 RL 107 has been Issued to the undersigned to sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the Seeleys Goodyear Homestead, Colllersvillc, New York, Otsego County, for consumption on premises. Seeley's Goodyear Homestead.

Inc. Colllersville, New York KOTICE 'HEREBY GIVEN that LI cense Number 13 RL 187 has been 'Issued to the undersigned to sell wines, liquors beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the Rainbow Gardens, Davenport, New York, Dela- County, for consumption on th premises. Leo H. Searles Davenport, New York NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that -License Number 29RL192 has been issued to the undersigned to' sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the Silver Grill 15 Broad Street, Oneonta, New York. Otsego County, for 'Consumption on, the premises.

Silver Grill Inc. 15 Broad Street, Oneonta, N.Y. Notice is hereby given that License Number 13 HL 132 has been- issued to the undersigned to sell wines, liquors and beer under the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law at the BBA Meredith Inn, Meredith, N. County, for consumption on or off the premises. Andrew Mokay Meredith Inn, Meredith, N.

Y. ELECTION NOTICE, We, the undersigned, comprising the Town Board of the Town do. hereby-designate-the polling place for the Town of Hartwick, Otsego County, for the year. 1962 in the office of tht Fire Building for election district No. 1 and 'district No.

Fire Building at Hyde Park, N. Y. REGISTRATION: Oct. 6th, 10. a m.

to 10 Oct. 13th; 1 p.m. -to 10 p.m. GENERAL ELECTION: Nov. 6th, 6 to '7 p.m Polls open during those hours only.

William Powers, Supervisor, Ella- lea. M. Bennett, Town Clerk, Chester, J. Jr. Justice.

Warren Lyon. Justice, Floyd. Wayman; Councilman, Clark Miller, Councilman, Harold' Beach, Superintendent of Highways. Dated: October 1 1962. ELLALEA M.

BENNETT. Town; Clerk Hartwick; -New York Funeral Notices I Funeral Nottcea most tw, in the p.m. to appear next day line. NEWKIRK fors. Fiorina 87, formerly ol 18 Rose Oneonta, more recently of Otegq.

October 2 in Van Gorder Home, Otego. Funeral services will be at p.m. Friday, October 5, in the Bookhout Funeral Home, 357 Main St. Burial, in the Hartwick Seminary Cemetery. Frien may call at their convenience at the Bookhout Home.

57, of Summit, Saturday, Sept. 29, in auto accident near Grand Gorge. Requiem Mass, 10 a. m. Thursday, October 4, at St.

Ehilip Neri Church, Grand' Gorge, the Rev. Rob'ert Hart, celebrant Burial in National Cemetery, Farmingdale, L. I. on Friday, October 5. Friends may call at Ouderkirk Funeral Home from 2 p.m.

Wednesday -until service time. 'INK Clara, 71, ol Schenevus, Sept. 30, 1962, in Fox Hospital. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Thursday, October 4, in Bennett Funeral Home, Schenevus.

Burial in Schenevus Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home at their convenience. Tlie family will be in attendance from 7 to 9 p.m. Wednesday. WATSON Nelson J.

-37, of Jefferson, September 29 in Grand Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Wednesday October'3 in Ouderkirk Funeral Grand Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Jefferson. Friends may call at the funeral home after 1 p.m. Monday. WOOLHEATKR Earl M.

49 ot Andes, September 30. Funeral services will be at 2 pjn. Wednesday, October 3 in A Methodist -Church. 'Burial Andes Cemetery. Friends may call at Jester Funeral Home, Andes at convenience.

i They'll Do It Every Time By Jimmy Hatlo YA KNOW-IF THEY'D HAVE 'SUCTION PUMPS AT EVERV STATION TO PULL THE FILINGS RIGHT BACK TROUBLE WITH THIS OUTFIT IS THEY OU6HTA PUT IN A BELT FROM THE LUNCHROOM- IMTO THE METAL FURNACE YEAH-AN 1 HAVE 6ASKETS WITH HOLES AT BOTH ENDS SO YOU WOULDN'T HAVE TO TURN 'EM AROUND IT'O SAVE THREE OPERATIONS- AN 1 IF THEY'D WIDEN THE DOOR TO THE LOADING PLATFORM-IT'D SPEED.UP THINGS THEY COULD SAVE A LOTTA DOUGH BY MELTIN 1 DOWN THE SCRAP METAL BEFORE IT COOLS OFF. 7 iHE SHOP BOYS HAVE MILLION-DOLLAR IDEAS, BUT KEEP'EM TO THEMSELVES- TlUNX AND A HAT TIP 10 JIM TOLLEV. so.WATER; WICHITA, Card of Thanks I wish to' thank Dr. Keegan, Dr; Wilk, nurses and nurses aides of Fox Hospital for the care given me while in hospital. Also tlmnks to -my relatives, friends and, rieishbors and the D.

H. Railroad friends for all the cards, flow- ors, visits and all other acts- of. kindness shown me. Charles Smlthburg Miscellaneous for Sale 2( FREEZER SUPPLIES, ETC. M.

A. GROFF 27 MAIN DIAL, GE 2-35)1 wish to thank our friends and neighbors, Rev. Willard Everitt and all those who sent cards, flowers and letters for their-many acts.ot kindness during our recent, bereavement. The Family of. Jennie Fuller Special Notices CLOSED--Monday, Oct.

1962 for religious holiday. Parnctt Packing Plant, Bloomvlile. N. Y. NEARLY NEW SHOP--Open 3 to 5.

Kbw many 'uniforms Reasonable. L. Otego," YU S-G350. BE READY with Eddie AH lines general insurance. Terms.

Edward Elmcndort Agency, 512 Main. GE 2-7412. HEY, BIG GUYS--Slzes to 60. Let us help you solve your clothing problems. 21 St.

JONES NURSING HOME Walldns. Oneonia, GE 2-4S50 HAS VACANCIES GOOD CARE REASONABLE RATE STUDIO GIRL Hollywood Cosmetics now available. Free samples and 'makeup given. Call AX 3-7540 or write thy M. Foster.

RD 3. MUfor'a, N.Y. yisftors --shoppers Rock Hounds Welcome at the MINERALS JEWELRY Open-evenings 6:30 to 10, all day Sunday. Dial GE 2-4816 Glen Bridge Rt 7, Oneonta FREE COLUMN Here's how it the. ads are FREE and everything that's advertised is FREE! There must be nothing offered for sale to those replying to free ads.

Free ads are limited to residents of New York State. Ads run maximum of 3 days. Bring or Send in Your FREE AD 2 KITTENS--One part Persian, other mostly black: 8 weeks old. Free to home. Mllford AT .6.7780.

ROTTED MANURE--For your garden. Take all you want, free. Sam Lamonica. upper East GE 2-3824 betvyeen 5 7 p.m. ONE UPRIGHT PIANO, in playing con- oitlon.

Good for rumpus room. May be seen after calling, YU 8-2238 or YU 8-6674. Yours -for the moving of it. MINIATURE COLLIE male Looking for good home in country. Hou'sebroken.

Trained and raised with children. GE 2-3231. Household Goods 18 WALNUT BED SUITE--3-pc. Maple dinette set, 6 chairs, extension table, Stainless Steel Magic Chef Range, 5125. 9x18 rug, $20.

Lamps and other household articles. GE 2-2474 or 4320671. 3-PC SECTIONAL--black. 2-stcp blonde end tables. Coffee table.

'2 China base lamps, black -and white. Reasonable. GE 2-3054. CROSLEX SHELVADOR REFRIGERATOR IN GOOD CALL SIDNEY LO 3-2130. NEW KITCHENS--Wood or 6' or longer.

tops, sink and faucotsy Also base 'and wall cabinets. Low prices. Dundam's Used Furniture Shop, 2 Cheslnut, SPINETS Like-new baby grands, S490 up. Upright, $45. HIGH EARLY AMERICAN FURNITURE--at discount' Quality colonial by Harden.

Cushman, Kroehler, Hallagan, Temple Stuart, Kllng and Tel Shop and Save at BAGGS WAYSIDE FURNITURE 387 Chestnut Dial GE 2-5370 BUNK BEDS--with 2 new mattresses. 530 set. Dundams 'Used Furniture Shop, 2 Cheslnut Street. CARLOAD of Linersprlng Mattresses, all sizes, while they last, 522.50 each. LYONS FURNITURE STORE 35 'Otsego Street GE 2-5471 s'ORGE Electric clothes dryers 5169.95.

Norge. automatic washers 5219.95. at Harrison Hardware, Mllford, AT 6-7621. Television 19 ASSORTED RECONDITIONED TV SETS 17 and 21 Inch Guaranteed ONEONTA TV SERVICE 2 Rose Avenue GE 2-1921 Miscellaneous for Sale 20 N-SINK-ERATOR electric garbage lisposal unit. h.p..

never been used. 550. Call GE 2-7539. IEAVY GAUGE--smoke pipe- In all sl7.es. Filters and, repair parts.

Save vllh Plaid Stamps. TIPPiE'S SHOPS-MILFORD FALL BULBS DAFFODIL NARCISSUS TULIPS HYACINTHS CROCUS varieties--Top quality bulbs for best results MURDOCK HARDWARE S7 Main St. Plenty of Customer Parking HARDWOOD DOWELS ALL SIZES Brlggs Lumber Inc. GE 2-3232 AMERICAN TRUMPET Like new." nice case. 535.

Call Marlon Hall. Jefferson, 25S1. HERCULES HOME VAULTS--Designed and built like safes to provide the householder a full measure ot security and convenience. Valuable papers protected from fire. Contents, of vault always available--not Just during banking hours.

Lew Miller, Chestnut Oneonla, N. WATCH AND CLOCK REPAIRING REASONABLE. J. ARKOYS 375 MAIN STREET SAVE 550.00--65,000 BTU gas space heater with fan --1961 model regular price S19D.95-V/I11 sell for 5149.95. We give SH green stamps.

THE BAKER HARDWARE 120 Main St Dial, GE 2-0990 PERMANENT ANTIFREEZE 51.63 gal. Alcohol 95 cents eal. at BLOOMVII.LE GLF. WARING BLENDER--Table top meat grinder--salad maker, 16x20 tarpaulin, fishing tackle, vacuum, sewing machine, shop scales, etc. Phone GE 2-5579.

RUGS NEED CLEANING? Rent Our Electric Rug Brush Rental, 52.00 Per Day Stewart's Hardware, Davenport CRS-2S71 HOT AIR FURNACE--24 In. fire box, coal or wood. Excellent condition. Rea. sonahle.

Dial GE 2-292S. TYPEWRITERS NEW AND USED ST. ONGE TYPEWRITER SERVICE 513 Main Street Dial GE 2-2S90 36-INCH EXHAUST FAN in good condition, 520.00. Phone 2541, Chas. R.

Hubbell. JcHersbn, N. Y. KENNEBEC AND BONTIAC-- Potatoes. Squash, apples.

Leo Morse, Gilbert Lake Road. Laurens. Morris 73-Y-12. ALBRIGHT'S-- Sundays only. West End opposite Blue Coal.

Apples. Pears and Plums. Sweet cider. Bring containers. MIMEOGRAPH and duplicating machine supplies 'and service on all makes.

BDC, Rex Rotary, Speed-a-prlnt, A. B. Dick, Ditto, etc. SANTA'S OFFICE SUPPLIES EQUIPMENT 5 Elm Oneonta GE 2-6741 FOR SALE 300 Savage deer rifle. Like new.

Priced reasonable. 'David Qgborn, Franklin TA 9-5642. GIFTS Bibles, pictures, mottos, 4rays, book-ends, Jewelry, records, plaques. Good News Centre, 3 Elm GE 2-2IS1. ALUMINUM SIDING--Storm doors and windows.

Gage's, 415 Chestnut One- onla, GE 2-3122. PLUMBING Bath tubs 510. lavatories, 57.50. tollels 512.50, kitchen sinks 510, gas hot water heaters 525. Dundam's Used Furniture Shop.

2 Chestnut. GOING us for all your supplies. Cleaning kits, oils, shells, etc. Western Auto Store, Stamford. OL 2-7103: MAPLE CRIB COMPLETE GOOD CONDITION--S10 CALL OTEGO YU 8-7914 BUY TIRES WHOLESALE PRICES MONSER BROS.

WALL ONEONTA USED TYPEWRITERS up. Service on all makes. Smith-Co'rona typewriters and Victor-McCaskey cash registers, adding machines and calculators. We sell the best and repair the rest. Ernie Oslerhout Business Machines, 446 Main St.

Phone GE 2-2663. POTATOES--White. Red Pontlacs: tomatoes, cabbage. Valleyvlew Potato Farm. Rt.

23, top of Patrick Hill. Morris SUPPLIES RENTALS TYPEWRITER SALES SERVICE Carpenter Typewriter. 20 Chestnut Bt FREEZER SALE JUST ARRIVED TRAILER LOAD 15 cu. ft. Upright $219.95 15 cu.

ft. Chest $199.95 13 cu. ft, Frostfree Refrigerator Down 24 Months to Pay Discount for Cash Oneonte-Wesr Oneonta GLF River St. GE 2-6850--West O. GE 2-1050 POTATOES Gilbert Lake Potato Farm A.

F. Young Phone Morris' 53-F12 BEEF Side, tore quarters, hind quarters. Pork and veal. Geerken's Meat Market Brighton Worcester. THE FAT AND TALL MEN'S CLOTHING STORE BROWNELL'S DEPT.

STORE WORCESTER, N. Y. EX 7-5911 YOUR FRIENDLY GROCERY 148 River Oneonta. N. Y.

MARKET FRESH PRODUCE TOP MEATS Articles Wanted 22 STANDING TIMBER WANTED Honest Logging Is our business. Douglas Brown. Oneonla. GE 2-2497 Nights. STANDING TIMBER WANTED HARDWOOD AND SOFTWOOD Sherwood Lower GE 2-3545 Nights WANT TO BUY Scrap Iron Paper Rags Eastern Steel Metal Co.

49 -Main Oneonla. Phone GE 2-2810 CASH for standing hard or softwood limber. job too large or small. Robert Moscman, 432-0669 evenings atlcr 0 p.m. WILL BUY MAPLE LOGS.

10 IN. AND UP. LENGTH OVER 4 FT. Worcester Hardwood Producls, EX 7-5881 AND USED Vacuum, cleaners, epairs, parts, Keith Wright, 4S Main SI. Dial GE 2-37S6: US MODERNIZE--your new kltch- We handle all dclalls at flat price, money down, 5 years to pay.

Hol- irook Howcy. GE 2-5S71. 'OR GIFTS--she'll use-and enjoy every day visit our gift department. Prices to please you! Stewart's Hardware. NEW SHOTGUN Stevens :6 gauge automatic, 565.

Rifle, sligiilly used. 22 Magnum Mossberg. 530. Used double barreled shotgun. 520.

Winter pears and Spy apples to pick on halves. Mllford AT 6-7782, Lewis Marllmlalc. STORM WINDOWS-- triple track, heavy duly, aluminum construction. FALL PRICE S11.05 each. STORM DOORS-1 inch thick.

Regular NOW S23.D5. SAMSON FLOdRS 5 Ford Ave. GE 2-5670 Free Customer Parking at Side of Building ROOF COATING--5-gaI. pails. Finest quality.

52.89 per pall. WINNEY HILL LUMBER. INC. Dial GE 2-4611 222 REMINGTON With 6 powqr scope. Free cartridge belt, Perfect for deer and varmlts.

1 month old. GE RAGS CLEAN SHEETS, PILLOW CASES .10 per lt. Inquire Mr. Mathews, 8 to 3:30 Oneonta Star Inc. 100-103 Chestnut St.

WANTED Utxxl used turnlturc. Buy you out or sell you Lyon's t'urnl- lure Store 35 Otseso St. Ph. GE 2-5471. OLD CLOCKS--Clock cases or parti.

Pitcher, wash bowl sets. K. J. Bridge. YU 8-6338 WE PAY CASH FOR STANDING TIMBER A.

EKLUND SON Stamford. M. Phone OL 2-73M WANTED Auction material, antiques and good used furniture. C. Howard Sheldon, auctioneer.

Morris ,263. SECOND GROWTH--White ash Umber. L. S. Winchester, Wills Bridgt Yukon Building Materials 25 Crawford Overhead Door Sales Installation and Service 10 Main, Unadllla Phone EM Otsego.

Iron Metal Corp. East End Rose Ave. NEW and USED I Beams Pipes steel Plates Eastern Steel Metal Co. Main Oneonta. GE 2-2940 OVERHEAD DOORS And electric operators.

Sales, service and Installations. Overheat; Door Sales 8 Martin Brook Unadllla. Y. EM 9-5472. Farm and Dairy Products 2f ALFALFA AND TIMOTHY' HAY 1st and 2nd cutting, straw.

GE 2-6841 or GE 2-1286 Farm Equipment 21 SPRINGFIELD--riding tractors. 6 and 7 h.p. with electric siart. Snow plows, snow blowers, mowers. WRIGHT'S FARM SUPPLY Hartwick AX 3-7731 SPECIAL TERMS on haying machinery.

Mowers, tedders, conditioners, See us today. P.S. Now is the time to install your stanchions and water buckets. See us for details. HOBART FARM SUPPLY Hobart.

N. Y. LE S-3SS1 REMINGTON CHAIN SAWS with IS" bar. Full one year guarantee. See and try one today at' Harrison Hardware.

Mllford. AT 6-7621. SEVERAL GOOD USED TRACTORS-1 plow to 4 plow. Good used plows 3 point and trailer. Allls Chalmers 2 bottom, 14'.

plow for WD. WINNIE'S GARAGE IMP. CO. Fly Creek Call LH 7-2292 HAY DRYERS--Silo Unloader. Stanchions, Tie Stalls.

Silts Carrington, Oneonta Delhi GE 2-5519 or TA 9-2654. COW CLIPPERS--New or used. Blades sharpened. II. A.

Groff, 27 Main St. Oneonla, N. Y. DOODLE BUG Air cooled engine, hydraulic brakes, very nice condition, Jake Bryden. Delhi 464: FOR SALE OR TRADE-TD 9 crawler with bull dozer angle blade, motor rebuilt.

S3995 If sold at once. Trade with a trader. Hardy Hanson, owner. ONEONTA TRACTOR SALES ISO East Street. Oneonta GE 2-0411 CHAIN SAWS--See the new Jow priced Homelltcs.

Have used McCulloch, Remington, Strunk and IEL. Priced up. WEST END IMPLEMENT CO. Country Club Rd. Oneonta 2-1244 USED TRACTORS--Minneapolis Moline "UB" Diesel.

Allls Chalmers D14. Farmall C. -Several others to choose from. L. S.

HUNTINGTON SONS, INC. Weslford, New York JUST 2 MF 1962 TRACTORS LEFT--One gas, one dlesel. Big discount MacCrack- cn Farm Supply. Davenport CR 8-2401. SEVERAL NEW-John Deere tractors used as demonstrators.

The prices have been greatly reduced and you can get a real buy on one of these. E. T. VAN BUREN SONS Hobart If. Y.

Phone LE 8-3031 USED GEHL with corn head. In excellent condition. 1 used M65 tractor with new tractor warranty. 1 used T.O. No.

20. completely overhauled (new warranty). RAY TILLEY SON Franklin, N. Y. TA 9-2600 TWO FARMALL; 1 Allls Chalmers: plus various wheel and crawler tractors.

Also new and used manure spreaders. DELHI FARM EQUIPMENT CO. Delhi. N. Y.

Phone 192 CHAIN SAWS new and reconditioned, good selection. A. W. DEMAREST i- SONS Your Homelite Dealer Stamford. N.

Y. OL 2-7332 MASSEY FERGUSON 65 345 hours. John Deere 2010. 367 hours. IHC Bulldozer, IHC TD9 Bulldozer, Ford Model tractor, John Deere tractor, jlohn Deere 420 tractor with loader and back hoe.

PIERCE TRUCK' GARDEN IMP. CO. 243 River Street GE 2-6581 SPECIAL--McCormlck No. 15 forage harvester with corn head. 1 used McCormlck" No.

5 flail chopper (excellent condition). Also McCormlck No. 16 and New Holland 616 forage harvesters ready to go. MUSSON FABER Gllbeasvlllc, N. Y.

Phone 783-2241 DE LAVAL AND UNIVERSAL Dairy equipment. New and used milkers. L. J. Sllvernail Son, 143 River, GE 2-1951.

USED EVEN-FLO DISTRIBUTORS--at 575 each. Used bam cleaners and new Badgers. Russell French. Schenevus ME, BADGER--Silage Distributors and Forage Wagons. Immediate delivery.

Joseph Swantak Inc. Delhi Stage, Oneonta, GE 2-0891. Livestock arid Supplies 30 BLACK ANGUS HEIFERS and Bulls. 15-1S months old Call Donald M. Suiter.

GE 2-64H. TWO 7 MONTH OLD' NICE -HOGS S40 EACH DAVENPORT. CR S-4574 Due to lack of space we will sell two outstanding registered Holstcln cows. Both have records over 600 pounds of fat. One due in October, the other In November.

N.Y. State Ag. Tech. Institute. Delhi HORSES BOARDED--New warm stalls and tie stalls available by week, monlh or year.

Ample space for riding and storing gear. 114 miles from onta. D.avld J. Hamwcy. GE 2-5301.

28 MILK COWS-And heifers. Line ot machinery. Approximately 3000 bales-of nice hay.j To go as one unit Nice Bet up for anyone wishing a start in farming. Reason for selling. Other Interests.

Lloyd Dibble. Blcomvlllc, N. Y. Phone Hobart LE 8-7024. WE BUY WE SELL-Completo dairies, one or a dozen.

Ford tractors and implements. See us for a deal. ex. change whatever you have; East End CatUe 23 Reynolds Street Dial GE 2-352i TOP PRICES PAID For beef, dairy cows. Choice dalrv cows and heifers on hand.

For salt or exchange. LUDWIG GREENBAUM. Morris. Phone 38-F-ll WILL BUY--Old or crippled horses and cows. Dead stock removed If are called EM 9497L Jot Morris.

Mink Farm, Sidney Center. LARGE SELECTION of good cous. Lcs Frazier. South Side. GE 2-2269.

CATTLE DEALERS T. and C. A. Welch ana Sons. West Edmeiton.

Y. Phone Leonardivlllo 23-F-12. Pets and Pelt Supplies 31 AKC-REGISTERED COCKER SPANIELS 3 MONTHS OLD- PHONE DELHI 377R MINIATURE POODLE PUPPIES--male. Exotic apricots from imported stud. 411 Chestnut, Oneonla.

AKC POODLE PUPPIES--For sale. Miniature. 3 black, 1 white, 9 weeks. Phone GE 3-0495 or GE 2-6S2S. BEAUTIFUL French Poodle puppies.

Black, standard, males. Registered. weelu old. SB M4S3. Part Supplirt 31 KENNEL EQUIPMENT--Including 'win doe houses, pens.

UE 2-595K, Appoint- mcnt only. Wee Wag Kennels, UuDtnn STUD SERVICE AKO German ihepi' herd. Champion blood tines. Albert C. i.llarcl, KD 3, RicMleld Springs 89-J, Poultry, Eggs and Suppjjesjj EGGS WANTED Highest prices paid.

Prompt returns. Licensed and bonded by New York State. Wheat's'Farm Fresh Eges, Roxbury 468L MARKET YOUR EGGS The fast de- pcndable way. Call GE 2-0951. Riverside Farms, 329 Chestnut Street.

WANTED-LEGHORN FOWLS" Top Market-Will Pick Up Julius Shahus. Greene 656-8000 Auction Sales 35 HOWARD SHELDON AUCTIONEER PHON-E MORRIS g63 CATTLE AUCTIONS EVERY SATURDAY HORSE AUCTIONS 2nd and 4th WEDNESDAYS OF THE MONTH THE LARGEST HOUSE AUCTION HI THE EAST or continuous MIV la, to tht ptopi. mil STt elp 1 you won't. i.t Mate Unadllla your, hsadquirttri buylS and selllnj! all kinds ot UTestoduTrS market that give, vou maxImunVsVrvtaJ specialty CML D. R.

Chambers Sons, Inc. UNADILLA, M. X. PHONES EM J-8231. EM or 9.33S3 L.

A. SHUBERT AUCTIONEER BAINBRIDGE PHONE WO T-5511 JAMES bETTIS AUCTIONEER ONEONTA. GE 2-2198 EVENING Auction WEDNESDAY October 3rd, 7 p.m. LYON'S AUCTION ROOM ENTRANCE FROM 35 OTSEGO ST. ONEONTA, N.

Y. For this sale we have consigned: cood pair of twin beds complete with, box spring and mattress, sood double case, headboard hollywood bed, nor- ence combination oil and gas range. Bendlx washing machine, marble top dresser, flat top office desk. 5 pc. chrome breakfast set, 2 pc.

maple Uv- Ing room suite. General Electric refrigerator. Marlm 38-55 Remington 33 rifle. Winchester 22 pump. Remington 12 gauge pump, all In excellent condition, plus ammunlUon and many other Items not listed.

HOMER GE 2-5171 I GE 2-2132 JAMES LETTIS AUCTIONEER MILFORD Commission Auction Sale Stables Inc. MILFORD, N. Auction Every WEDNESDAY I P. M. FOR THIS WEEK'S SALE' Complete dail-y George Sllngerland Fort Plain, N.

Y. Health necessitates this sale. Otherwise this dairy would not be for sale. Outstanding dairy qf 22 HEAD, 1 21 mature cows, 2 just fresh, 3 bagging; 5 due in October and November. Balance all stages of lactation.

Majority black and white, 3 colored cows. TOP ANIMAL Dairy Cow Beef Cbw Beef Bull Veal Calf PRICE 1226 5337 CALVES Tafccn by weight Mondays and until noon. Regular calf market Wednesdays. CHARLES MclNTOSH MANAGER PHONE DELHI 8-2421 JOHNNY CHAMBERS AUCTIONEER PHONE FPJiNKLIN TA 9-2600 PHONE MILFORD AT 6-9876 PHONE MILFORD AT 6.9806 P.S.--We. offer a complete farm auction service.

Please call early for trucklnx service. COMPLETE AUCTJON SERVICE Any Kind ot Auction Liquidations Richie Eidcrldn. Laurens. Morris 35-F-1J TWEEDIE'S COMMISSION SALE AUCTION EVERY FRIDAY Stllson Twcedle, Walton. York EMPIRE LIVESTOCK COOPERATIVE ONEOKTA STOCKYARDS SPECIAL FOR Tins WEEK'S SALE 1--Consigned from Ernest Smith, "ranklln, team of sorrcll-'horscs Ing about 2,600.

WEST END ROUTES 20: AND 21 SPECIAL SERVICES 1--Call market (very day until, nocm. 2--Complttt farm auction ARRANGED O. C. KOENIG, Mgr. OK MTU.