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10 Gneonto Star Sat, Feb. 13,1960 (If You've Been Sick Medical Costs Deductible (Tenth in Serin) The deduction for nxiraordinary medical expenses on State income tax returns is important to persons who have been burdened by heavy costs illness. If "you itemize your deductions rathei- than use the optional deduction method (10 per cent of gross income up 10 Sl.OcWi. be sure to chock your 1959 expenditures for doctors' and dental bills, drugs, etc. You may find that you are eligible for the medical deduction.

The maximum deduction in the case of a husband and wife who file a joint return, or for a head of a household, is 52,500. The maximum for any other individual is 51.250. Sidney Cubs Blue, Gold Dinner Held Head of a household" with re- I SIDNEY An estimated 85 at to the above medical ex-1 tended the Blue and Gold dinner perse limitation is basically the for Cub Scout Pack 74 in the Con-11917. 1923, 19-11, '44, '46 and Alumni Plan Organization In Delhi DELHI A meeting was held at Delaware Academy and Central School to consider reactivation of the school's Alumni Associa. tion.

Activities of the association were shelved near the beginning ot World War Two. and have since remained dormant. R. DcGclleke. supervising principal, presided at the session and G.

Robert Dies was elected) temporary chairman and Miss Katherine Mclntosh, secretary. Alumni attending (he meeting represented the clases of 1915.1916. same as the head of household definition for Federal tax purposes. As a general rule, if you were single at the close of your taxable year (or. if married, separated or living apart from your wife or husband) you will be considered the head of a household under any one of the following situations if: One.

You maintain a home for a closely related dependent for whom you are entitled to claim an exemption and who lives in your home for the entire year (if "the relative was born or died during the year, such person must have resided with you for that part of the year while he was alive). Two. You maintain a home which is the principal place of abode of unmarried son, stepson, daughter, or stepdaughter, or of one of descendants. If, however, such person is married, you will qualify as head of a household only if you are entitled to claim an exemption for him. Three.

You maintain a home for your dependent parent. In this case, it is not necessary that they live in your household. You will be considered to be head of a household if you furnish over half the cost of maintaining their separate home. METHOD OF COMPUTING When computing the medical deduction, you deduct medical expense in excess of three percent of the first $6,000 of net income plus five percent oi the. balance of net income, subject to the previously mentioned maximum deductions of $2,500 or 51,250, depending upon your status.

(Net income here means the amount of net income figured without the benefit of the medical deduction; that is, gross income less all other deductions.) But if you were 65 last year, or are blind, it is not necessary to reduce your medical expense by the percentages of net income. Instead you may deduct your entire medical i for 1959 subject only to the 52,500 and $1,250 maximums. This also applies to the filing of a joint return where either spouse is over 65 years of age" or is blind. EXAMPLES GIVEN No deduction may be taken in any case for medical expense for which the taxpayer has been compensated by insurance or other- rase. For those who are not over 65 or blind, figuring the medical duction may be a bit tricky.

Here's an example which may help you Husband and wife file a join return showing net income of $10 000 without the benefit of any medical deduction. Their medica bills during 1959 totalled $1,000. First, figure 3 per cent of the first $6,000 of net income. Tha amounts to $180. Next, figure 5 per cent of al net income over $6,000.

That 5 per cent of $4,000, or S200. Add the two items ($180 plu: $200) and you get S380. Now subtract this amount from the total medical bill less $3SO. The balance, $620, is the medical deduction on the ta return, if none of the expense was compensated for by insuranci or otherwise. If, in this case, 5200 was receiv ed from health insurance, tha would be subtracted from the S62C and the deductible amount woul be S420.

If a deduction is take) in one year and in a stibsequen year reimbursement of indemnitj is received from an insurance com pany, you must include such payments in your gross income ir the year received, to the exten the medical expense deduction in the prior year would have beer reduced had the payments been received in the year of the deduc tion. ALLOWABLE EXPENSE ITEMS On IT-201, space: are provided for computing you: medical deduction. See items 4i through 51, page 2 of the form and check information on page 7 of the official instructions. If you use the optional deductioi method 10 per cent of gros: income up to a maximum deduc tion of $1,000 in place of intern izing deductions, you are not al lowed to (ake any deduction for medical expense. In adding up your medical bills remember that are limitet lo expenses paid or incurred during the taxable year for medical can of Ihe laxpayer, his wife or a dependent.

Medical care is defined by law ns including amounts paid or in rurred lor the diagnosis, cure, mi- treatment or prevention disease, or for Ihe purpose any structure or function grepational Church hall. Highlight of the program was! It was decided to contact a mem- the presentation of the charter by Dr. Fred Rothman. neighborhood commissioner, to Arthur Rudolph, institutional representative. Milton Nichols, incoming committee chairman introduced his; fellow committee members and the den mothers to whom he issued certificates of registration.

Roland Leidy. who succeeds Robert Monroe as cuhmastor, presided at a court awards, which 'attired presentation of the Web- los Award, the highest in cub couting. to Richard Williams. Other awards were given as fol- Duane Tompkins, silver ar. ow under bear: Jeffrey Whitaker, arrow under bear, and as- istant denncr stripe; Gary Rti- olph.

wolf and gold arrow; Stevn Olson, wolf; Raymond How- bear and denner stripe; Davd Scanlon. Ralph Leidy and Thomas Fancher, bear. In addition to Dr. Rothman, pecial guests were Paul Cerquoz and Douglas Porter, scoutmasters of Troops 88 and 90 respectively The invocation was given by Roert Davis, retiring committee chairman. jambert T.

Burnside Lambert Thomas Burnside, 5" of Otego, a member of the Farm Bureau for 35 years died Thurs day, February 11 in the Bingham ion City Hospital. He had been ill for two Funeral services will be at 2 p.m., Sunday at the Joyce Funera Home, Unadilla with the Rev. Robert. Wesley, pastor of the Wells Bridge Baptist Church, officiating Burial will be in Evergreen Ceme tery, Otego. Mr.

Burnside was born on June 29, 1905 in Otego. a son of and Margaret (Davis) Burnside He married the former Doroth; Youmans on Feb. 24, 1924. A life-long resident of Otego hi was a farmer and belonged to the Dairyman's I-eague Asociation Farm Bureau. He served as pre sident of the Evergreen Cemeterj Association for many years.

Surviving besides his wife an two sons, John Burnside, Burnside; three daughters, Mrs Frederick Underwood, Mrs. Aud rey Van, all of Otego and Mrs Robert Gaebeler, Unadilla Center twelve grandchildren, a step-broth er, Graver Root of Wells Bridg and an aunt, Mrs. Nellie Burn side of Otego in addition to sev eral nieces and nephews. Area Obituaries Mrs. Maude B.

Seacord FRANKLIN--Mrs. Maude Bradley Seacord passed away at he home on Lower Main Street Feb ruary 12 at 5 a.m. after five year of ill health. Private funeral services will held at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Feb ruary 14.

at the Howard Funera Chapel, Franklin. The Rev. Wi: liam Chamberlain, pastor of Si Paul's Episcopal Church, will ficiate. Burial will be in Ouleou Valley Cemetery, Franklin. Mrs.

Seacord was twice widowci She lived with her son, Bradley, who survives. She is also survived by on brother. Dr. 0. A.

Shaw, of Frank lin: and several nieces and nep hews. Friends may call at the Howar Funeral Chapel at their conven of the body, or for maternity cas es. This includes dental expens and medical treatment of eye or ears. Considered part of medical ex pense is the cost of transportatio primarily for and essential to medi cal care; also, premiums paid 01 accident, hospitslization or health insurance, except that amount, paid for accident or health insur ance policies, including New State disability compensation cov erage, which reimburse an i dividual for loss of time or los of income are not recognized medical expense. Your medical deduction must be explained in the space just above item 46.

page 2, Form'lT-201, in an attached statement indicating the nature of the medical expense for whom it was paid or incurred the amount paid, the doctor in at tendance, whether any of the ex pense was compensated for by insurance or otherwise, the nmoun expended for health or acciden insurance, and any other pertinen information. The deduction for medical ex pense may not be claimed by nonresident taxpayer. Next Interest and insurano (Brcmmms er of each graduating class and plans for a reunion and inner, Saturday, June 18, at the chool. Committee named to make ar- angemcnts for the reunion in- ludes Jack Hamilton, chairman; heila Goodnough Scharr. Frances rown Davis, and Mr.

Dies. Plans or reorganizing the association all be discussed at the June re- nion, and officers will be elected that time. LECALS NEW YORK Bl'ATE DEPARTMENT OP PODL1C WORKS. BUREAU OF RIGHTS OF WAY AND CLAIMS. NOTICE OP APPROPRIATION OP PROPERTY IN THE BED OR BEDS OP A STREAM.

LAKE. STREET. ROAD. HIGHWAY. OR RIGHT OF WAY.

Milfnrd Center-Mllford Project State Highway No. 674 Otsego County Map No. 58 Parcel No. 148 TAKE NOTICE THAT PURSUANT TO the applicable provisions ol Section 30 ol the Hlshivay NOTICE is hereby Riven that there were filed in the ntrice or the Department of Public Works on the 16th day ot April. 1958.

a description and orislnul tracing of a map. togeUier with a certificate as to the accuracy thereof, of property which the Superintendent of Public Works deemed necessary to be acquired Immediately for purposes connected with the project Identified above; that there was filed in the office of the Department of Slate on 32nd day of April. 1B6B. a duly certified copy of such description and map: that there was filed In the office of the otsngo County clerk on the 4th day of Deacember, 1959. copy of such description and map.

whereupon the appropriation by the State of the property described in such description and map became complete and the title to such property vested In the People of the State of New Yort. Thit the following Is a description of such property, to wit: NEW YORK STATE DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS. MILTORD CENTER MUJFORD STATE HIGHWAY NO. 674 Map No. 58--Parcel No.

149 Fee SEYMOUR N. BOODRY AND MABEL B. BOUDRY (Reputed Ownerel Map and description of property which the Superintendent of Public Works deems necessary to be acquired in fee in the name of the People of the State of New York, by appropriation, for purposes connected with the Highway System of the State, pursuant to the applicable provisions of Section 30 of the Highway Law. All that piece or parcel of property hereinafter designated as Parcel No. 14D.

situate in the Town of Milford. County -of Otsego. State of New York, as shown on the accompanying map and described as follows: Parcel No. 149 Beginning at a point on the Southerly boundary of the existing Mllford Center-Milford State Highway No. 674, at the intersection of the said boundary with the Northwesterly edge Goodyear Lake, said point being 42-r: feet distant Southerly measured at right angles, from station of the hereinafter described survey base line of the proposed reconstruc.

tton of a part of the Mllford Center- Milford State Highway No. 674: thence Southeasterly along said edge of Goodyear Lake. feet to a point 66 feet distant southerly measured at right angles from station of said base line: thence N.42° 2TE. feet to point on the Southerly boundary of said existing highway, the last mentioned point being feet distant Southerly measured at right angles, from station of the said base line: thence Westerly along the said highway boundary feet to the point of hetrinning: being 0.030 acres more less. The above mentioned survey base line Is a portion of the survey base line for the said proposed reconstruction of a part of the Mtlford Center-Mil ford State Highway No.

674. County of Owcco. as shown on a map on file in thr offlcr of the State Department of Public Works and described follows: Beginning at station I i thrncr- 5.80=12'E. 638 feet to station 194-38 AH bearings referred to True North. J.

Burch McMorran Superintendent of Public Works By: P. G. BALDWIN. Directo: Bureau of Rlghts-of-Way and Claims. DATEH FSB.

B. 1960. IScnli FUNERAL NOTICES Funeral Notices mtm be in the office 6 p. m. to appear next daT Issue.

BRISTOIj-Mrs. Grace L. 75, Main Feb. 10 in Fo Hospital. Funeral services wi be at .1:00 p.m.

Saturday. Feb 13 in Bookhout Funeral Home The body will be placed in th funeral home vault for late burial in Plains Cemetery. Oni onta. Friends may call at th Bookhout Funeral Home at thei convenience after 1 p.m. Friday The family will be in atlcndanc from 7 to 9 p.m.

Friday ev ening. DAILY CROSSWORD ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 ACROSS 1. Bombards 6. Fine line of i letter 11. Around 12.

Blackberry drupelets 13. Meaning 14. Take dancing partner 15. Consuma 16. Type measure 18.

Greek letter 19. Timid 20. See 23. (abhr.) 24. Fictitious 26.

Greek portico 29. Properly 30. Leafy vegetables 34. Overhead 35. Avoid 36.

Distant 39. Sesame 41. Music note 42. Fill 43. Russian rulers 46.

Lawn 48. Mississippi embantanent 49. New England state. 50. Rub out 51.

Metal tag DOWN 1. Foundations 2. Fetish 3. General Montgom. try's nickname 4.

Public 25. Cubic vehicle (abbr.) 5. Resembling 36. Coal a hard metal 6. American Indian 7.

Shield 8. Ceremony 9. Beginning 10. Eventually 17-Ktby saying Sl.Exclama- uaca EUMUU tion 2Z.Yoong goats 24. Fairy queen (posa.) ntemdl 27.

Maker of tapestry 28. Siberian gulf 31. Ex- clama- tion 32. Chicle 33. Wddle 36.

Grain- threshinj tool 37.Fi-enc.Ii river 38. Place again 40. Volcanic rock 44. Properly L) 45. Observe 47.

A shred 3J 41 23 2 K. PHU.CO CONSOLE--Television 4M Main Upstairs. Jctn Kinsey. Dial OK 2-1883. COMBINATION Electric and wood cooking stove.

also elfrtrtc dryer. Both good condition. Reasocab'e. Milford Atlas 6-552S. VERY NICE DISPLAY--O! 1SSO appll- aActs.

Larse assortment to choose from. 11 you are kxicx tor harsains shop at MURDOCK Of BLOOMV1LLE- SWIMMINO POOL-- BMBtUIlL ptBjrre. Lacccr Coquet Velmore Earrei. general contractor. 195 River OS 2-CS81 ARGUS 35MM C3-- eaMr cast.

S35. 2-C571. Jlaih II- Phone GE LP CAS PROMPT. DEPENDABLE SERVICE. LOW RATES AND GREEN STAMPS WHY SETTLE FOR LESS? 100 FREE Stamps to All New Customers Call Today WEST END ELECTRIC AN!) GAS 34 Oneida Street Dial HE 2-4440 C5 to SS5.

west End Electric and Gas, 24 Oneida St. Dial GE 2-4140. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING DIRECTORY 50 Apartments Ccfurnished Articles For Rent Articles For Sale 20 Articles Wanted 23 Auction Sales 35 Auto Parts 4 Tires Automotive Service bl Baby Chicks 33 Beauty Salons Beau i Motors 73 Holding Materials 25 Business Opportu-iities 75 Business Property For Sale Business Rentals 55 Card Ttanks 5 Cars i- Trucks Sale S3 Cars Trucks Wanted 84 Coal. Oil. Wood -J6 Cottages Camps For Reel I Cottages Camps For i Farm Dairy Products 25 Farm Equipment For Sale 59 Florists 3 Farms Land For Sale 66 Farms 4- Land For Rent 55 Funeral Directors 2 Funeral Notices 3 i Money To Loan Lean Motorcycles 'cr SS Pets i- Pet Supplies Poultry.

Ezss i SaMUes 32 Real Estate Wanted 79 55 53 For Rent Specials At Special Wanted To Rent FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE Classilied or Want Ads are taken m'er the phone as a convenience. The advertiser shuutd read his ad the FIRST DAY IT a.ia ERRORi tor r.pxi issue of the newspaper. The Onnmia Star is re- Garases-Storage Space 59 i sponslble for only O.NE incorrew or mitted Insertion (or any advertisement REMEMBER--Your Valentine with gifts, cards and candy from Stewart's Hardware. Davenport CR S-2S71. "TRUCK TIRES LIKE NEW AUTO SALES CO.

SOUTH SIDE GE PICTURE WINDOW AND SASH $25. Frank Toih Laurens. GE 2-4809 ARTICLES WANTED 22 ALUMINUM CANOE CALL GE 2-0424 AFTER 5 P. M. WANTED-Small saddle horse, young, gentle and reasonable.

Charles Coon, Morris. Ph. Gllbertsvllle 2IFI4. WILL GIVE S10--Just tell us locaUon of a mature hardwood Umber lot we secure this timber, will pay 510 for vour lead. Card with earliest postmark for each lot tahcs the 510.

Douglas Brown. West Oneonta. Phone C. E. 2-2497 nights.

FUNERAL NOTICES Fnnenl Notices to In tbB office p. m. to appear neTt day tune. SEACORD Mrs. Maude Bradley, of Franklin, February 12 a home.

Private funeral services will be at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, February 14 in Howard Funeral Chapel, Franklin. Burial in Ouleout Valley Cemetery, Franklin. Friends may call at Howard Funeral Chapel at their convenience. BARBER Charles 40.

of Gilbertsville, February 12. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Monday, February 14 in Christ Episcopal Church, Gilbertsville. Burial in Brookside Gilbertsville. Friends may call at Moore Funeral Home from Saturday night to funeral time.

BURNSIDE Lambert 54, of Otego, February 1 in Binghamton. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Sunday, February 14 in Joyce Funeral Home, Unadilla. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Otego. ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 ETHAN AlJuAN--Solid maple bedroom suite, excellent ccxKiiMon, double bed complete, chest, dresser, mirror.

Very rpnsnnflblf. J. Seider. 21 Grand St. ALUMINUM WINDOWS--Doors, awnings nnd siding.

Priced right. Installed right so place your order now. Call Gage's, -39 Chestnut St. Dial GE 2-3122 for in- CLEARANCE SALE New and used snow tires. Buy now and save.

Monser 15 Wall St. Dial GE'2-4060. OIL BURNING COLEMAN BLEND-AIR FURNACE Enders Furniture Store Broad Street PING PONG--Table tops, in. plywood, 5x9. 515; with base 525.

East End Lumber Co. Phone GE 2-6444. CT.EAR PLASTIC--For home and farm use. Storm windows, breezaways, patios, carports, hobby greenhouses, cold frames. 4 thickness, 36" and 42" widths.

East End Lumber 3 Oneonta. Dial GE 2-6444. LINOLEUM TILE Ideal for Any Room in the House Reg. 12c Per Tile Now flc Per Tile SAMSON FLOORS 231 Main Street Dial GE 2-5670 Opposite Postoffice REYNOLDS Mrs. Fannie, 82, of 3 Spruce Feb.

11, 1960, in Fox Hospital. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, February 33, in Funeral Home, Oneonta. The body will be placed in (he funeral home vault for later burial in Stamford Cemetery. Friends may call at the Bookhout Funeral Home al their convenience.

BOURGEOIS--Napoleon, "68, of 1 Washington Wednesday in Fox Hospital. Funeral services will be at 9 a. Saturday, February 13 in Hoth- ery-Murphy Funeral Home, Oneonta. A Solemn Requiem Mass will be celebrated at St. Mary's Church.

Burial in Mount Calvary Cemetery, Oneonta. Hosary will be recited at the funeral home at 8 p. Friday. Friends may call at Rothery-Murphy Funeral Home 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 p. Thursday and Friday.

STEVENS Arney 69, of Otcgo, Wednesday in Homer Folks Hospital. Funeral services will he at 2 p.m., Saturday, February 13, in Bailey Funeral Home, Otego. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery, Otogo. Friends may call at the Funeral Home at their convenience. RELPH Carl A.

76, of DeLancey, February 9, at his home. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, February 13 in LOOTS Funeral Home. Burial in Plains Cemetery, later. Friends may call at their convenience at Lewis Funeral Home till service time.

SPECIAL NOTICES BE READY WITH EDDIE--Fire, auto or accident insurance. Edward Elmendorf 512 Main. GE 2-7412 RUBBZRSTAMPS--Speeciater sell Int- Infc Also regular line daters. Scnomo Sales Agency. Oneontu Ph.

GE 2-7092 HEY. BIG GUYS! Having trouble finding clothes to fit you? We've go: sizes to 60. SchatzScy's. 21 Broad. DAHLBERG HEARING CENTER Free Hearing Tests Dial GE 2--1560.

311 Main Oneonta Convalesecents--or semi-Invalids Beat of lood and care in private home. S30 week. Phone GE 2-4860. LIGHT. USED WELDER.

S25 WRITE TO BOX 111 ONEONTA. NEW YORK LOST AND FOUND LOST--Yellow and white hound. Call collect. John Davis. Morris 45Y3 or RDI.

Laurens. FOUND--FEMALE BEAGLE CLAIM SAME AND PAY FOR AD Call GE 2-3818 alter 6 p. m. LKAI. Jess of 72 Ford Ave Oneonta, February 11, in Fo Memorial Hospital.

Funeral se: vices will be at 2 p.m. Sundaj February 14, in The Bookhou Funeral Home. Oneonta. body will be placed in the Mineral home vault for later burial in Glenwood Cemetery. Oneonta.

Klks services will be at 8 p.m. Saturday at the funeral home. Friends may call at the Bookhout Funeral Home at their convenience after 3 p.m. Friday. The family will be in attendance from 7 lo p.m.

Friday and If friends so desire they may make contributions lo the Cancer Fund in memory ol Leal. KENMORE RANGE--Bottled gas. S25. DH1 GE J-0483. SPEED QUEEN WASHERS--Automatic or wringer: nlso dryers.

TIPPLF. SHOP. MILTORD OE WALT The accurate radial arm saw the liuilders prerer. February special, free stand at no extra charge. 5249.10.

Sep the many exclusive bonus features included at no extra charge. BUDGET TF.IIMS Plenty of Free Parkins MURDOCK HARDWARE 3S7 Main Street Dial GE 2-3550 35 FT. MOBILE HOME--One bedroom, civc price and condition. Write William Tompkins. XI Meredith Delhi.

N. Y. WANT TO BUY--Timber lots, large or small or by the 1000. John Northmp. HOT 237.

Unadilla. Phone EM 9-2142. A LAST CALL FOR CUPID! Get valentines today at Bobwhlte Shop. Cooperstown Junction. Dial GE 2-4387.

SHOP TILL 9 TONITE VALENTINES Stewart's Hardware. Davenport CR S-2S71 FOUNDATIONS FITTED--By an experienced corsetier. Packard Maternity Beauty Salon. 353 Chestnut Slreet. 17 IN.

WESTINGHOUSE CONSOLE-- 17- In. Philco Console. 21 in. GE Console. All in excellent condition.

GE 2-1921. Accent Interior Rubber Base Paint Special Through February Rep, $5.70 S4.70 Gallon 14 Base Colors Oneonta GLF Lower River Oneonta, N. Y. CU. FT.

REFRIGERATOR--Left hand door, self defrostiug, perfect condition. S150. GE 2-3162. ROCK WOOL INSULATION 99c BAG You Can't Afford to Be Without It WINNEY HILL LUMBER INC. DIAL GE 2-4611 3 PC.

LIVING HOOM SUITE--2 end tables. 2 dressers, double bed (all maple). 2 lamps, 2 rugs and 10x11). table and 3 chairs, mahogany coffee table, large mirror. Hot Point refrigerator (self defrosting), 50 Ib.

freezing chest. 43 Maple St. Dial GE 2-6983. After 5 p. m.

GE 2-1680. BOOK SALE--February 12 to 20. See our bargain table for low prices. Good News Center. 3 Elm St.

Dial GE 2-3181. FURNITURE CLEARANCE SALE At the largest savings in our history. Furniture, rugs, lamps, etc. Save In every department. 24 months to pay.

BAGGS WAYSIDE FURNITURE STORE 387 Chestnut GE 2-5370 FURNACE FILTERS--Time to Check those filters again. Most sizes still 79s. We Rive SH Green Stamps. Baker Hardware. 120 Main St.

Dill GE 2-0990. The Home of Fat Folks Clothing BROWNELL'S DEFI'. STORE 0 Main St. Worcester. N.

Y. SWIVEL OFFICE CHAIRS From $24.50 S450. Steel desVs from sib to S475. Lew Miller. 95 Chestnut St.

SAVE Demonstrator Sale Yearly Chain Saw HOFKCO GEAR DRIVE 7 H.P. Req. $307.00 NOW $245.00 For Ihe Man Who Wants the Best HOFFCO 6 H.P. DIRECT DRIVK Reg. $242.50 NOW $195.00 LANCASTER 5 H.P.

DIRECT DRIVE Req. $189.50. NOW $152.00 LANCASTER 4 H.P. GEAR DRIVE Req. $225.00 NOW $181.00 LANCASTER H.P.

DIRECT DRIVE Reg. $129.95 NOW $104.00 WRIGHT SAW. 5 H.P. Req. $189.50 NOW $169.50 Thrse liave been uwd by us as demonstrators.

Ail arr like new and carry a nrw saw Ruarantee. Ruy these saws at dealer prices while they last. SIDES AND QUARTERS OF BKEF KILL YOUR FREEZER NOW SNETHENS MARKET. MORRIS. PH.

167 LADY'S FUR COAT, FULL RACK WILL SACRIFICE FOR S100 DIAL GE 2-1S74 AKTER 6 P. M. Studio Couch $20.50 Wool RUK a Dresser S1SUI5 ENDEII3 I STORE 28-2H Broad St. Onrnnt.l, N. Y.

Dial OK 2-21(11 WHITE i i kltchrn henler, 4-drawer all a filing Cibln'et, 435. Dill OE 3-5287. SORRY TRADES BUT WE WILL ARRANGE FINANCING IF DESIRED 2nd Growth White Ash Timber on Stump, at Roadside or Delivered Call or Write L. S. Winchester.

Wells Bridga 1'hone YUkon S-773S TOP PRICES FOR HIGR GRADE LOGS A. EKLUND It SON Slamlord. N. Y. Phone OL 2-2451 WANTED Late Model Wrecks and Junk Cars Also for Sale USED CAR PAKTS ONEONTA AUTO WRECKERS Lower River St.

Opp. G. L. P. PHONE GE 2-6052 STANDING TIMBER Wanted, hardwood or softwood.

Highest price paid for mature timber. Glenn Hawley. Box 21. Mllford. Call Cooperstown S77-W-3.

CollecL A Otsego Iron Metal Corp. East End Rose Ave. Help Wanted-Female 40 I Jobs Wanted--Female Jobs Wonted--Male Hobby Shop 19 Houses For Rent 52 Houses For Sale 65 House Trailers For Sale In Memoriam Notices 4 Industrial Equipment S3 Lawn-Garden Supplies 27 Legal 0 Livestock Supplies 30 Lost Found Lots For Sale S7 onh to he exlcill Ject or reclassify any offered for publication. advertisement DEADLINES: Regular Classified ads. 5 P.

M. day before yuhiicaiion. Classified Display Ads. 12 Noon. 2-days before publication.

Ad Takers are on duty to help you place your Want Ad (torn a. m. to 5 Monday thru Friday and A. to 12 Noon on Saturday. To place your Want Ad.

Dial GE 2-1000. FARM EQUIPMENT 29 STEAM JENNY--For hire for decreasing marhteery. Two reconditioned John 'Deere crawler tractors with blades. PIERCE TRUCK GARDEN i IMPLEMENT CO. 243 River.

Street Dial GE 2-65S1 SHORT OF HAY? Stretch it with feeding molasses. Available in full drums. Smaller quantities in your container. Norton's Farm Service, West Oneonta. TRACTORS-RecondiUoned Farmall Super C.

Farmall M. McCormick W5. Several good used side rakes and tractor mowers. West End Implement Oneonta, Y. THREE 1959 MODEL--Universal single unit milkers, one 1959 model Universal double unit, completely stainless steel with seamless pails.

Used less than 12 months. In excellent condition at bargain prices. L. .1. Silvernail Son, 113 River Street.

GE 2-1951. CHAIN SAWS--McCulIoch parts and service, new and used as low. as 165.00. M. A.

Groff. 27 Main SL, Oneonta, N. Y. Dial QC 2-354L TRACTOR CHAINS--TRACTOR CABS CLYDE O'HABA FRANKLIN TA 9-3511 HARDWOOD and SOFTWOOD LOGS -Delivered to our mill. Elm Grove.

Hard maple, cherry, oak. birch, basswood. pine, hemlock. East End Lumber Oneonta GE 2-6444. TIN SCRAP IRON RAGS METAL PAPER EASTERN STEEL AND METAL CO- 49 Main Street Phone GE 2-2S40 HIGHEST PRICES PAID JUNK CARS SCRAP AND METAL ONEONTA IRON AND METAL CO.

LYMAN AVENUE PHONE GE 2-1633 WANTED--Good used furniture. Buy you out or sell you ouL Lyon's Furnl- ture Store. 35 Otsego SL Ph. GE 2-5471- BUILDING MATERIALS 25 FARMERS--Finance your buildings, additions through Cooperative Farm Credit. 107 Oneida SL, Oneonta, N.

Y. GE 2-5411. OVERHEAD DOORS SALES--INSTALLATIONS--SERVICE CRAWFORD DOOR SALES 10 Main Unadilla Empire ALUMINUM BIDING--Can be Installed now. Call Sears for free- estimates. Material and workmanship guaranteed.

No money down. Up to 3 years to pay. Sears Farm Store, corner Main and Market St. Dial GE 2-5200. New and Used Otsego Iron Metal Corp.

East End Rose Ave. COMING SOON--Minneapolis Moline Jet Star DfcseL We-can deliver this tractor for S2.815. Other new machines coming for 1960. WINNIE'S GARAGI IMPL. CO.

ek Ph. Cooperstown 411-W TRADE NOW Amazing low prices on 1959" D-17's. L. S. Huntington Sons.

Westlord--Phone ME 8-7338 POULTRY. EGGS SUPPLIES 3i EGGS WANTED Premium pricei. brus. 13 Harrison St. N.

Y. C. Call tec truck. Oneunut UE M56JJ. WASTED--All kinds live poultry.

Cash on pirk-up. Satisfaction guaranteed. C. V. (ioodrlch.

Rose Ave. GE 2-55D POUTRYMEN Highest prices paid lor fowls. Cash on pick-up. Al Gado. Oneonta.

'Phone GE 2-3SB1 POULTRY WANTED Highest prices paid. George N. Barstow. Mt. Vision.

Phone Hartwick AX 3-7925. FOR FAST--And dependable CKK marketing, phone UE 2-095L Riverside Farms. 329 Chestnut St. Oneonta. BABY CHICKS 33 CHICKS -dechurns.

Reds, Red-Rocks and White Rocks. Please order in advance. Vaughn's Hatchery, one mile north ot Richfield Springs. Phone 6a. BY-LINE CHICKS For inlormaUon call Waller S.

Rich. Hobart Poultry Farm. Hobart Phone LE S-32S1. STRAIN CROSS CHICKS AND STARTED PULLETS Westvllle Leghorns. MlUord.

ATlas 6-7797 H. Ss N. NICK CHICK LEGHORNS Day Old or Ready to Lay WALLACE H. RICH fc SON. HOBART STRAIN Leghorn chicks and Red-Rock Cross chicks, day old or started Palmer's Hatchery, Edmei- ton.

Phone WOrth S-E622. AUCTION SALES 35 TRACTOR CHAINS And used chain saws. Reasonable. Delhi, Farm Equipment Delhi, H. Y.

Phone 192. TWO 4-CAN---Two fi-can. one 12-cftn milk coolers, ready to use. Two used 40-Kal. hot water heaters.

Solar bulk mils tanks, all sizes. Smles and Service. Russell French, schenevus, N. Y. Ph.

ME 8-18B2. FARM. DAIRY SUPPLIES 28 1 400 BALES GOOD QUALITY IIAY. PAUL MEDANSKY JR. LAURENS.

GE 2-3507 "BALED HAY--37 ton good mixed clover, timothy and alfalfa. Never wet. Will sell by ton or whole lot. Phone Ilartwlck AX 3-8846. FIRST AND SECOND--Culling alfalfa.

4 weeks old pigs. N. S. Dyer. Davenport.

N. Y. CR 8-2121. ALFALFA. TIMOTHY HAY--Bale or ton.

Inquire Ernest Walley. Franklin, or Larry Barry. Soulh Side. GE 2-1513. QUALITY--Cow hay.

Delivered. Pete Martin, care Charles Martin, East Meredith. Phone Davenport CR 8-2444. 75 TON EARLY CUT MIXED HAY NEW BERLIN VI 1-4165 ALFALFA--1st and 2nd cutting; also straw. Mixed hay S28 ton and up.

For delivery call Milford AT 6-9B31 after 7 p. m. FEED THE FINEST Use Demarest Blue Ribbon Feeds Dial Stamford OL 2-7331 MIXED HAY ANY QUANTITY CLIFFORD REED. RD 3. ONEONTA PHONE GE 2-6733 HAY Good first and second cuttln alfalfa Also nat and wheat straw.

Charles Walk. Dp Ruyter. N. Y. Phone De Ruyler UL 2-6424.

FARM EQUIPMENT 29 SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 16 10 A. M. to 4 P. M. At 23 Reynolds Oneonta FORD 4-WHEEL DRWE INDUSTRIAL TRACTOR WITH FORD SUPER DUTY LOADER AND FRONT MOUNTED SWEEPER EAST END CATTLE SALES, INC.

YOUR FORD DEALER 23 Reynolds St Dial GE 2-3522 FRANK FATTA. Pres. TRACTORS IMPLEMENTS Parts, equipment for agriculture and Industrial use. Reliable service. Liberal credit.

We trade anything. Wo buy complete dairies personal property. EAST END CATTLE SALES, Inc. YOUR FORD DEALER 23 Reynolds St. Dial GE J-35J3 FRANK PATTA.

Pres. L.A. SHUBERT AUCTIONEER BADJBRIDGE PHONE WO 7-5B1 NEED A SPREADER? Then see Earl Winger. Unadilli, N. for the best buy in a.

spreader. Phone EM 9-3046. USED CRAWLLTia-Caternlllar 33 In exceptional condition: also (1) 420 crawler In very good condition. Earl Winger. Unadilla.

N. Y. Ph. UNIVERSAL Milking machine, pipelines and bulk tanks. Cherry nurrell hulk tanks.

Uebler a equipment and water bowls. Sales and service. MUSSON i FABER Gilbertsville Phone No. 1 NEW IDEA--And McCormick spreaders, ready to go. Tractor rnhs and chains.

A Rood selection ot used spreaders. PTO and ground drive, reconditioned. Check on early traders bonus on tractors and Implements. A real savings. MUSSON FABER Gilbertsville Phone No.

1 DISPERSAL LEO J. DEAMER EST. HALCOTT CENTER. GREENE COUNTY, N. Y.

Scllins On Farm Located Six Miles From Fleischmanns on Halcott Center Road TUESDAY FEBRUARY 16, I960 AT II A. M. SHARP 29--HOLSTEIN CATTLE--29 28 cows. 1 2-year-old bull. 11 burins; and handling.

5 just tresh. 12 bred back for fall. good milky dairy. 3 HORSES ANI5 HARNESS MACHINERY j-D tractor, J-D haler. N-I spreader on rubber.

J-D 7-It. mower, J-D plow, electric grinder, crain drill, side rake, corn binder, blower and pipe, tractor hny trailer, wagon, sleigh. 1049 Chevrolet ion truck. 3-horse electric motor and hny hoist, I-horsc electric motor. 3-horse gas engine, compressor with motor, buzz saw, new harrow, cultivntnr, 25 ft.

extension ladder, and large quantity of small tools, wire, posts, etc. MILK EQUIPMENT 8-can milk rooler. milking machine pump. 3 milker units, in gal. Surge hot water palls, etc.

PRODUCE Appro.viirmlely 1200 hales of hay and approximately 30 ton of corn silage. QUANTITY OF HOUSEHOLD GOODS FROM MAIN HOUSE Tables, chairs, refrigerators, sewing machine, lamps, beds, rugs. etc. BE SURE TO ATTEND THIS SALE LUNCH AVAILABLE TERMS Cash OR GOOD CHECKS In Case of Storm Cattle Will Be Sold Under Tent I. T.

C. A. Welch Sons, Inc. West Edmrslon. N.

V. Owner and Auclioncrr Phone Leonardsvillr 23-F-12 GOOD USKD--12n bushel New Idea PTO manure sprrarter. Used New Holland 90 bushel. Severn! nlhers. WRIGHT'S FARM SUPPLY Hartwick Phone AX 3-7731 P.

used saws and one 5-30 Homelltc like new. PLENTY OP FREE PARKING MURDOCK HARDWARE 357 Mnln Street Dinl OR 2.ri5(l CnrUnnd.1. Pnlnlors, honey. Station, Mt. Vision, N.

Y. George N. Btretow, GIGANTIC DISCOUNT SALE STANDARD EQUIPMENT COMPANY Manulacturers ot Bam Kquipmrnt ANNOUNCES ITS SPRING DISCOUNT SALE OX BARN CLEANERS AND COMFORT STALLS PURCHASED nURINO KKRIUMRY. IflEll Free Ry Factory Trained Representatives NO OBLIGATION On Display Now At SCOn MACHINE SALES AND SERVICE Walton, N. Y.

Phone UNderhlll 5-US2 YOUR MASSEY-FERGUSON DEALER MacCRACKEN FARM SUPPLY Davenport. N. Y. Phone CR a-2401 JOHN DEEHE--Farm machinery, new and used. E.

T. Van Burcn Sons. Hobart Phong LEhiEh 8-3031. STEEL SAFETY PLATES For birn cleaners. Also steel posts.

Cut to size. OTSEGO IKON METAL CORP. EAST END ROSE AVE, LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES 30 "RUBBER KOW MATS-SAVE MONEY! NO BEDDING EXTRA COMFORT Merldale Farms. Mcrldalc. Delhi 5J511 75 FRESH COWS ALSO SERVICE BULLS Lrs Frazler.

S. Side GE 2,3269 SMALL SPRING--Dairy of Canadian Holstcln cattle. Some freshening soon. 12.000 Ib. average.

Paul Rezen. 2 miles west of Oaksvlllc on Rte. 305. NORWICH COMMISSION SALES Auction Starts Every Tuesday 11 A.M. Norwich Fair Grounds Horses.

Becl AL EVANS. OWNER Norwich 1-4365 or 1 HM ATTENTION FARMERS Top prices paid for beet, dairy cows, heifers. Call LudwlR Grccnbaum. Morris 33-F-ll. CATTLE DEALERS-L.

T. and C. A. Welch and Sons. West Edmeston, N.

Y. Phone Leooardsvllle 23-F-1Z PETS PET SUPPLIES 31 MILKING motors, Oroff, 2-3511. pumps ns low (is M. A. Oroff, 1T7 Main Oneimlii.

N. Y. OE 2-3 THACTOH Chains, I'lmvs. Mown- All Like New JKKFEHSON 21131 lrir tanks. M.

Groff. 27 Main Oneonta, N. V. CE 2-3M1. AKC REGISTERED--Boston Terrier puppies.

7 u-eeHs old. Robert Eklund. Davenport Center. CR 8COTTIES Quality pups, champion sired. AKC registered.

Inoculated. Reasonable. Write C. Krall. Schoharie.

N. or call West Berne 3400. 5 FEMALE BEAOLES-- Born 27th. AKC reiUUred. ford AT 6--33B8.

Decem- Mil- Cockers and Toy Fox Terrier Pups Registered and unregistered Call Marker. FrnnknnJTA S-S701 YEAR OLD-- Registered femaio Fox Terrier, permanent (shots. 530. Phone OE 3-5938. Wig Ktnncli, Laurent.

COMMISSION AUCTION EVERY SATURDAY SPECIALIZING IN DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE AND CALVES HORSE AUCTION 2nd and 4th WEDNESDAY OF MONTH The market with the open door that makes you money. The oldest estfib- Ifuhcd commission auction In the cast-22 years of continuous service for the people who deslro the best. Visit uur sales regularly. We'll treat you so many ways you'ro bound to like some ol them. For successful sales on the larm call Unnullla EM 9-3028 or EM 9-S231.

D.X. CHAMBERS SONS, INC UNADILLA. N. Y. CHAS.

VOSIUIIUIU Auctioneer Corllnnd. v. nmi SK B-8133 JAMES'LETTIS AUCTIONEER ONEONTA GE 2-2192.