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Onednta Star April 27, 1959 Briefs Miss Enna M. Griffin--M92 Kim Paige of Norwich was cared for the past week by her grandmother, Mrs. Pichard Stafford. The Cecil Smhh family was in Syracuse. Miss Katherine Bcardsley of Binghamton was home for a visit.

Callers on Mrs. Jennie Fisher cut, where they look Mr. Gray's pre Mrs. Leon Howard, David I maple syrup. Townsend, Mrs.

Ernest and Miss Ruth Barber of Margar-; daughter, all of Edmeston. ar.ti Mrs. John. H. 5 of Cairo visited Mr.

and Mrs. John B. Hewitt. "Nelson Gray of New Kingston. I his mother, Mrs.

Ruth Gray, and Gerald Greene were in Connetti- Morris Notes Rose WrttW--Phone 62-F-21 visiied her sister, Mrs. Gerald Groone. Mr. and Mrs. Karl Parker of William Pickens, who has purchased a large house trailer, has it located on a lot on Mechanic Strom.

Mrs. Wilfred Lyon and Mrs. Hazel Dykeman attended the workshop on Church Music at and Kenneth Unadilla Methodist Church, Caiskill, were guests of Mr. Mr Mrs urt Nicho i of and Mrs. Ernest Schuman and Af(on werc cal on le New Lisbon were guests of Mr.

ajfd Mrs. Roger Parker. v.Mr. and Mrs. William C.

Ty- iof Roscoe, Mr. and Mrs. Frank i Mrs. Andrew Schuman. I Mr.

and Mrs. Henry G. Koch and children, Donald and Linda eg Livingston, N. visited Mrs. i Kgch's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Carl Schuster and Mrs. Koch 'and children remained for the week. Mr. and Mrs.

Richard F. Lutz and sons Stephen and Robert, and Mrs. Fred Lutz spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. L.

at Spencer. Mr. and Mrs. Marsten Allen and son Stephen of Barnervillc visited Mrs. Allen's grandmoth- er, Mrs.

John Van Wormer. Don; aid Wood of Cobleskill also vis- his grandmother, Mrs. Van Wdrmer. At 6:30 p. m.

Sunday there i will be a family covered dish 1 supper at the Methodist Church It" is put on by Commission, whh the Missions Mrs. Roberl G6rdon, chairman. Mrs. David 1 Kim will be the main speaker and will tell of Korea and the 1 the church is doing in that country. i Mr.

and Mrs. George B. tjee were guests of Mr. and Mrs. c.William C.

Webster, their son- frrfaw and daughter, at Passaic, Mrs. Adelbert Caswell of i Flainville, visiied her par- J.qfits, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Pek- nil and attended the funeral of i Mrs. Andrew Gray Jr.

Dewey i) EV of Plainville spent 'i fte weekend with Mr. and Mrs. I Sames B. Ploutz. The Junior Class put on a spaghetti supper at the Roxbury Central School.

The spaghetti fras prepared under the direc- tioh of Mrs. Peter Parnell, who made the sauce. Mr. Parnell is junior advisor. and Mrs.

James Mitchell and children, John, Donald, Gale and Barbara of Elbridge, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Irving Tyler. Larry Zuidema, who attends Delhi Agricultural School, and vAllen Taylor of Walton were guests of Larry's parents, Mi. and Mrs.

Obe Zuidema. Mrs. William Eaton of wich was a guest of her aunts, Zema and Arna Travis. Miss Zena Travjs entered Bassett Hos. pital, Cooperstown, for a check.

tip and remained for a few days. Mrs. Kay Osche and Mrs. Pet: er Parnell attended the New York State Hairdressers' Con- Vention at Binghamton. and Mrs.

Kenneth Rick'. ard, daughter, Mrs. Stanley Etts, and her daughter Judy, "were guests at a dinner party at home of their cousins, Mr. and Mrs. George Hendricks, the oc- casion being a birthday party for'Mr.

Hendricks' mother's 75th birthday. Mr. and Mrs 1 Kickard also called on her brother, Jason (Berry at the Benedictine llos- pital, Kingston. Mr. Berry is 1 recovering from a fall at his home at Willow.

Etts, who attends an school at Syracuse, visited parents, Mr. and Mrs. Etts. David Hendry of Seacliffe and Mr. and Mrs.

Joseph Farley of 'Brooklyn wero at the Hendry ihome near Koxbury. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Osborne at a dinner in honor the 73rd birthday of Mr. Os- stepfather, George M.

'Cower. Present wore Mr. and George M. Cower and Donald Osborne, Mr. and Mrs.

Loren Roberts, Vega, and and Mrs. Benjamin Osborne Jr. of Harpersfield. Mr. and Mrs.

Orlyn Persons children, Jeanett? and Hi- 'ram, Grand Gorge: Mrs. Harriet and son Robert, Albany; Charles L. Morse, Halcott Center: Miss Emily Shultis, Bradford: Mrs. George Lawrence, Ve- were callers on Mrs. Clara en and Milton Osborne families.

Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lunn of West Erimesion were callers on the Curiis sisters and other friends in town. Mr. and Mrs.

George Kelly and infant daughter from New Jersey visited Mr. and Mrs. William Dixson. Mr. and Mrs.

Benjamin Wells visiied Mr. and Mrs. Keith Wells in Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs.

C. J. Smith visited (heir son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Secor, Chapel Hill, S.

C. Mrs. Irene Lamphere, Gilbertsville, spent the past week with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hoag.

Mr. and Mrs. John Lennox of Delhi have been spending a few days in town. Miss Linda Shampnois was a guest of the William- Keefe family, Oriskany. Mr.

and Mrs. George Jensen of Yonkers were guests of Mrs. Nellie Hunter. Curtis Steele, Mr. and Mrs.

George Turnbull of Garrattsville called on William Turnbull at the home of Mrs. Mallory. Mrs. Frank Noble of Meridale spent several days with Mr. and Mrs.

David Olds. Guests of'Mrs. Ann Wick have the Misses Bess and Mildred Patterson of.Pacific Grove, Calif. Pfc. Honalif Olds is in Okinawa.

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Klindt attended a well drillers' meeting at Bolivar. Mrs. Dorothy Emerson and children were in Syracuse.

Mrs. Ida Mae Tilley and son and her sister-in-law. Miss Ruby Tilley of New were guests of ihe former's mother, i Mrs. Cordellia Rendo. Roy Knickerbocker is'confined to his bed.

Mrs. Francis Elliott and son John are in New Vork City fo: i a few days. i Harlow Pickens celebrated hi: birthday with a family Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henrj were Mr.

and Mrs Donald Palmer and four children of New Hartford. Mrs. Illig, Mrs. Lamb, Mrs Miles, Airs. Florence Davis, Mrs John Naylor, Mrs.

Faber, Mrs Mabel Miller and Roy Bartlet attended the Older Adult Con ference in Sidney. Jean Walker took Dot Perkins Ed Perkins, Shirley Snethen and the Rev. Lyon to the, MYF Sidney Sub-District Rally held a Mount Upton. Ed Perkins wa: elected president for the Sub- District MYF for the coming year. Mrs.

Harold Card haj returned from Boston. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Skoglund presented their daughter Cathleen Marie, for Baptism a the Morris Methodist Church. Mr and Mrs.

James Somerville acted as godparents. Mrs. Hazel Judd has returned home from Binghamton and her mother, Mrs. Daisy Olds, from Mr. and Mrs.

Perry Hoag's. Betsy Monson of Syracuse is still with- her grandparents, Mr and Mrs. S. E. Gage.

Mr. and Mrs. William Wells and two sons of New Hartforc were guests of 'Mr. and Mrs. Alton LHtlewood.

Their son John was baptized Sunday morning a the Methodist Church. A large delegation from Morris attended the Men's District Rally of Methodist in THE OLD HOME TOWN By STANLEY --TH 'OLD GAL is A VBOT LOOK AT THOSE SOFT TOUCH FORAA GARDEN BREAKFAST IS WHAT YOU Believe or Nat! A SNATCHED A PIECE OF FROM A CAi; DARTED BENEflTH A REFRIGERATOR-- AND THEN CALMLY ATE PRIZE FULL OF THE AHGW CAT Submitted btiMRS.ETHA ELLIOTT SORROW A STATUE By famed Spanish sculptor FRANCISCO SAIZ1LLO WHO USED IMS Ok'U DAUGHTER AS HIS MODEL AND ACHIEVED THE PROPER EXPRESSION OF GRIEF BY GIVING THE GIRL A FORGED LETTER ADVISING HER THAT HER FIANCE HM TAKEN OWN LIFE! JoFST.PST6R STILL HAS ORIGINAL" GtASS WINDOWS 7285 YEARS AGO FRANK STEGEK of Shcboijgah, WiS. BOUGHT A SLIIF DC CLOTHES ON MAV3.I9I7 -AND STILL UfAKS IT YSAfS LATER They'll Do It Every Time POT THE HEAD TABLE UP ON THE STAGE AUO PUT THE PWNO THE HEAD TABLE IS NOW-THE EKfTERTaiNERS CAU MORK FpOM OH.YEAH--WE GOTTA REARRANGE THE SEAT- 1N6-HEV, LOOK-COULD THE B4R BE PUT OVER THERE COMES IM AT THE LAST MI.MUTE AHD THROivS HIS WHERE WAS HE WHEN THE COMMITTEE WAS SWEATING OUT ALL THE DETAILS? MV LET ANYTHING GOTTA PLAY HOUSE AN 1 MOVE THE PURNITURE ONCE A WHAT'S DIFPERENC HE WON'T EVEN KNOW WHERE HE IS WHEN THE B4R. OPENS- GET EVERYTHING SET FDR THE CLUB R4RTV xSNDTWENTHEHEAD- 4CHES COMMENCE-IUT TIP Nehru Moves For Red Peace MUSSOORIE, India (AP) -Prime Minister Nehru made a move Friday for peace between Chinese Communists and Tibet's Dalai Lama. He invited Chinese! Communist representatives and; their Tibetan puppet, the Panchen i Lama, to visit the Dalai Lama at his home in exile here.

Nehru's overture to Peiping was! made at a news conference just before he conferred lor four hours with the 23-year-old Dalai Lama, the Tibetan god-king. LECALS ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 Psychologist Shot, Near Death EN'IA, Ohio (AP) Surgeons found it impossible Friday fo remove a bullet from Kermit Thomas' brain. Little hope was held for the recovery of the 31- year-old psychologist, shot Thursday night. The shooting occurred in the nearby Ohio Soldiers' and Sailors Orphans' Home, where Thomas was an assistant psychologist Oneonta Star Classified Section -BIO RESULTS TOR LttTLE CtWI- CLASSIFIED DISPLAY ADS 1 Day $3.00 per Column inch. 3 Days $2.00 per Column inch.

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Ads must.be received be fore 5:30 pjn. to insure publication the next day. Header notices 75c per line. FUNERAL NOTICES Funeral Notices mast be In the 6 p. m.

to appexr next day Issue. MARTIN--Fred 77 of Hobart, April 26 in his home. Funeral services will be at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hobart Methodist Church. Burial.

in Blenheim Cemetery. The family will be in attendance at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Mac Arthur Funeral Home, Hobart. SMITH Lillian 85, of US Main St. in Fox Hospital.

Funeral services "will be at .2 p.m. Tuesday, April 28,. in Lewis Funeral Home. Burial in a Cemetery, Worcester. Friends may call at' their convenience till service time'at Lewis Funeral Home.

The family wil: be in attendance from 7 to 9 p.m. Monday. IHGGINS Edna 76 of Richfield Springs, April 24 in Clark Nursing Home, Richfield Springs. Funeral services at 2 p. m.

Monday in Houk-Johnston Funeral Home, Edmeston. Burial in Exeler Center Cemetery. Friends may call at Houk-Johnston Funeral Home from 2-4 and 7-9 p. m. Saturday and Sunday.

SCUFFHAM Arthur, 79, Milford, April 23, 1959, in Unadilla. Funeral services will' be at 2 p.m. Monday, April 27, in Tillapaugh Funeral Home, Milford. Burial in Westville Friends may call at the funeral home Sunday night. EDICK Earl, 71, of Richfield Springs, April 23, 1959, in Phoenix Mills.

Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Mon- day, April 27, in Tillapaugh Funeral Home, Cooperstown. Burial in Richfield Springs Cemetery. OLIVER--Mrs. Sylvia, 61 of Ilarfwick Laurens, April 24 in Bassett.

Hospital, Cooperstown. Funeral services will be at 10 a.m. Monday, April 2G in Rothcry-Murphy Funeral Home, Oneonta. Burial in Plains Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home from 2 p.m.

to 5 p.m. and 7 p.m. to 9 p.m. Leon 77, of Fall Clove. Funeral services will be at 1 p.m.

Monday, April 27 in Lyon Brothers Chapel, Walton. Burial in Hamden' Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral chapel from 2-4 and 7 to 9 p.m Saturday and Sunday. LECALS SEWER AND WATER LINES DORMITORY BLDG. 13 STAGE 111 STATE UNIVERSITY OP NEW YORK TEACHERS COLLEGE.

ONEONTA. OTSEGO COUNTY, NEW YORK. TO BIDDERS Sealed proposals lor Dormitory BldR. No. 13, Sewer and Water Lines, State University of New York Teachers College, Oneonta, New York, In accordance with Specification No.

H81DGE and accompanying dawlngs will be received by Henry A. Cohen. ConlracLi, Dep a of Public Works, Uth Floor, The Governor "Alfred E. Smith Sttte Office Building. Albany, N.

on behalf of the Stnle University until 2:00 P. M. Advanced Standard Time, which Is 1:00 P. Eastern Standard Time, on Wednesday, May 13, 1959. when they will be publicly opened and rrad.

Each proposal must be made upon the form and submitted In the envelope provided and be aciomiianlcd by a certified cilti'k made payable ID the GtttB ol York, Cojnmtsjloair fc Frnince. In the ized Proposal, guaranty that the bidder will enter Into the contract .11 it be Awarded to him. Tfce specmca? tlon number must be vfluen ou the front of- the envelope. The blank spaces In the must be lllled In'and no chance shall be made In the. cfcriieoicsy oi tie picfGnl.

Proposals that earr? any omissions, era- seres, alterations or. seditions' may be" rejectsd as informaL The State reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Successful bidders will be required to give a bond conditioned lor the faithful performance the contract and a separate bond for the payment of laborers and materialmen. each bor.d tn the sura of the amouqi of the contract. Drawings and specifications may be examined free of charge at the following offices: State Architect.

270 Broadway, New York. -N. Y. State 'Architect, 4th 488 Broadway. Albany.

1, N. Y. District Supervisor of Building Construction. State Office Building, 333 East Washington. Syracuse, N.

Y. District Supervisor ol Building Construction. Genesee Valley Regional Market. 900 Jefferson Road. Rochester 23, N.

Y. District Engineer. 65 Court Buffalo. President. State University of New YQrk Teachers College, Oneonta, N.

Y. Drawing and, specifications, except- ing the State Architect's Standard Specifications, may be obtained by calling the Bureau of Contra'cts (Branch Department of Public Works, 4th Floor, Arcade 486-188 Broadway. Albany 1. N. or at the State Architect's Office; 18th Floor, .270 Broadway.

New York. N. and by making a deposit of S10.0Q lor each set, or by' mailing such deposit to the Albany address. Checks shall be made payable to the State Department of Public Works. Proposal blanks and envelopes will be furnished without charge.

The State Architect's Standard Construction Specifications are required for this project and may be purchased from the Bureau of Accounts Finance. Department of Public Works. Hth Floor, The. Governor Al- Ired E. Smith state Office Building.

Albany. N. for the sum of S3.00 each. DATED: April 17. 1959.

CARDS OF THANKS The family of Edna Habard Smal- Hn wishes to extend their and appreciation to friends 'and neighbors lor their kind expression of'sympathy at the tinic of her death. Percy B. Smallin, Mrs. Carlton Van Schalck, Mrs. Dean McOowan Jr.

Miss Maude Hazard. SPECIAL NOTICES. "INVESTORS" Interested in buying preferred sfock in a new business tn'-One- onta. Write Box 87, care Oneonta Star for further in- formation, i 2 FOR I'pFECIAL SALE- 100 IMPRINTED PENS $16.95, 100 EXTRA FREE. Phone 821-W1 Oneoufa FREE HEARING TEST--At you home or our office at 239 Main St (over Newberry's).

Phone 4115. Hearing Centeri BE READS. WITH BDDIE--All lines general Insurance. Terms. Edward C.

Elmendprf Agency. 512 Main. 158B. HEY BIG GUYS--Sizes to GO. us help you solve you clothing problems.

Schatzky's, 21 Broad St. STRONTIUM-30--We're not sclline it- Just telling you that some milk in New York: State and in much. of the U.S. Lv contaminated with it, due to nuclear testing. What can you do about it? Support the.

National Committee for a Sane Nuclear Policy, Box. 170a, New York 11. N. Y. Write to President Eisenhower, Senators Kenneth B.

Keating and Jacob K. Javits, Senate Office Washington, C. For "further information call the sponsors of this ad, Lewis and Catharine Curtis, 509, Oneonta. GARDENS AND LAWNS--RotO-tllled. Phone 256.

Lewis Thayer, 252 Chestnut Oneonta. WILLIS TAGGART--Has purchased the Dale Briggs garbage route. Serving Oneonta, Goodyear Lake areas. 724-J2. --16 ii.

CSrls Craft. liS-r glass. SO HP Universal ifdriae inbosol trtiier. Reasonable. Mercury Mark 20 shift.

Top'condition. Ph. 1586. BICYCLE--20" $10; cosveiUbte carriage, iiS, good condition. Can be seen at 26 GARDE.N TRACTOR--Tfce Merr now has 3 'sizes to lit your garden tea your pottetbooJL.

Pice Qeao.iv. tloa. CaU Yukon 8-2S23. Robert N. Y.

EXTRA SPECIAL Super Deluxe Lte Tires Mouniad. balanced, tax included, guaranteed! NO TRADE -SEEDED Low as SIT 49 S1NMAN MOTORS Broad and Prospect Six. Phone 800 CUT CARNATIONS-- S1.50 dor. Geraniums and large variety of planu. Baker's Fruit Stand, Cooperstown Junction.

106-M. SCOTTS TURF combination. Save $7.00. Stevens Hardware 15B Main Si. HAVE A COMPLETE UNE--OI Benjamin Moore paints A color and type for every decorating purpose.

Tipple's Shops. MiHord. New YorK. CEDAR POSTS--B ft. long.

3 ID 5 Inches in diameter. 35c iach; 33c each in lota of 100. Special prices for larger amounts. Oneonta GLP. Lower River Street.

Phone 575. BDRPEE SEEDS Save as much aa by letting us fill your Burpes seed order. Baker Hardware. 120 Main Street Phone 33. LAWN MOWERS--And' garden trac tors.

We give a liberal allowance on used traded In for new. "Blades shapened and mowers repaired by an expert mechanic. A. Grolf, 27 Main St. Phone S18.

DELTOX FIBRE RUGS ALL SIXES AVAILABLE LOW AS S19.95 ONEONTA FLOORING WALL TILE 65 Onelda Phone 1983 ROLLAWAY BED Knee-hole desk, floor and table lamps, rocker, end tables, books, dishes, toys, tools, electric train set, girl's clothes, sizes 6X, 8, 10. Phone 3383. "nSED GUITAR---Electric with ampTl" fier, Hawaiian. Good condition. Phone 2568-W.

BUYS Used Refrigerators, $29.50 and up. 5-Pc. Mahognay Dinette Set Nice Condition, 549.50 Odd Chests and Dressers, $9.95 up ENDERS FURNITURE STORE Broad Street Oneonta 2985 BARBED WIRE--4 point galvanized, high tensll strength, reverse twist. 80 rod roil only $7.85. "East End Lumber Co.

Phone 24. LINOLEUM TILE-- 8c apiece. 4 fn. underlayment 9c sq. ft.

Wlnney Hill Lumber' Co. Phone 259. L. P. BUTTS.

Inc. BUILDING SUPPLIES 66 Broad St. Oneonta. Ph. RECONDITIONED NEW POBTABL1 OFFICE TYPERS Carpenter Typewriters, 20 Chpitnut at.

SPRING TIRE SALE1 MONSER BROS. 15 ST. PHONE 1000 ALUMINUM WINDOWS--And nre-out garages. Best deaMa Oneonta. Install yourself and savn or we install.

49 Chestnut Ph. 3081. ARTICLES FOR RENT 21 AUTOMATIC BOTTLED GAS Water heaters, $1.95 per month. West End Electric Oas. 24 Onelda.

-Ph. 397. ARTICLES WANTED 22 NEW 1959--Lopsided Denver 'Mint pennies. Will trsde lor what you have. Send me a list.

Will pay top dollar lor gold pieces. Al Ross, 4 Harvey. Oneonta 2888-J after 5 p. m. I CAN PROVE--That' I pay more for large, good quality standing hardwood timber in central New York.

1'or free estimate write Douglas Brown, West Oneduta. 757-R2 night. TOP, PRICES FOR TIN-SCRAP IRON--RAGS METAL--PAPER EASTERN STEEL METAL CO. 49 MAIN ST. PHONE 1614 WANTED--Good usad MrnlturB.

Buy you out or sell you out. Lyon's furniture Store. 35 Otsego St. 2817. AUCTIONS Used "furniture, flax wheels, marble tops, contents of attics.

C. Howard Sheldon. Auctioneer. Morris. Phone 27-P-12.

SCRAP WANTED Cars, Iron, Tin, Metal. Rags, Etc. TOP PRICES OTSEGO IRON METAL East End Rose Ave. Phone 191 LLOYD V. CARTER Home Phone 174M2 ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES REPAIRED Leave small appliances at Hblbroote 9s FTowey Elcc.

Co. MAILING SERVICE' 1 Complete list for COOPERSTOWN, ONEONTA. SIDNEY 'Agency. Otego. Ph.

YTJ 8-6684 LOST AND FOUND LOST--Softball glove. CASU-52 on glove. Lost near "Polar Bear." Reward. Inquire 83 River St. LOST--Lady's red billfold at white elephant'sale.

Chestnut St. extension. Valuable papers and Reward Phone 1061-J. LOST--Ladles Bulora white gold watch. Elm Hospital vicinity.

3191 extension 248. Reward. ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 WIN AN--Ester Williams pool or one of 107 other prizes ol N. Y. S.

Retail Hardware Assoc. Register at Stewart's Hdwe. Davenport. CR s-2871. USED WESTlNnnOUSE--Lmmdromats In perfect working order S49 up.

See these bargains today at Hoi- brook Howey's bargain basement, 18 Dlctz St. Tel. 232. TOR SALE PEONIES AND FORSYTHIA PLANTS. CALL, 1602J AFTER 4 P.

1C BOY'S--White suit, sire 6 and white buck shoes, size $5 takes both. Phone 349. OAS HOT WATER HEATER 45 GALLON 120 PHONE 2363 POWER LAWN MOWER--Reel type. A-l condition. 539.50.

Palmer's Plxit Shop, 356 Chestnut Street. 31) FT. ESCO FREEZER--Nearly new. Frank Cowlcs. Hartwick Seminary.

Phone Cooperstown 339-J-4. POTATOES FOR EATINO OR SEED BRING CONTAINERS PHONE ONEONTA 632-J' SPRING IS SPRUNG! We are proud to announce that we have the 1959 merchandise In these lines: Phllco-Bendlx, Maytag. Admiral. Wilson. Glenwoort.

Easy. Hotpolnt, Don Whltehead. and DC Laval. We also have several used ranges and washers in excellent condition. MURDOCH'S OF BLOOMVILLE Phone Hobart LE 8-6231' MERELITE FIRE AUARM-Hang It anywhere.

Schomo's Sales and- Service Agency 93'A Chestnut St Phone 1668. FAT MEN'S women's nlothlna galore tit Brownell'ft Ucpl. Store, rum Worcester open Frt it Sat. ovenlnes. SUMMER FURNITURE HEADQUARTERS Clmlso Lounges, Ilnltnn nnd Pi-ale Porch sets, Folding Suncot and Lounges.

Umbrellas, Plcnlo Tables etc. THIS WEEK'S SPECIAL Foldlnc BAOO3 WAYSIDE FURNITURE 387 Chutnut fit til HIGHEST PRICES PAID JDNK CARS S.CRAP AND META1 ONEONTA IRON AND METAL CO. LYMAN AVENUE" PHONE 922--2414 A Ash Umber on slump roadside or delivered. Can or write L. 8.

Winchester. Wellj Pbone Ynton 8-7138' HIGH GRADE LOGS WANTED A. EKLUND SON STAMFORD OLIVER 2-2451 WANTED I.ate model wrecks and Junfc cars. Also for sale USED CAR PARTS. ONEONTA AUTO WRECKERS Lower River St.

Opp. G. PHONE' 2993 BUILDING MATERIALS 25 WASHED AND GRAVEL -Crushed run gravel. Reasonable. Velmprc L.

Harvey, General Contractor. 195 River St. Phone'2180. OVERHEAD DOORS--sales. Installation service.

Crawford Door Sales. 10 Main St. Unadilla phone EM 9-3444. SAND. GRAVEL--Crushed top soil, excavating; also dump trtickn and loader rentals.

B. P. Thomas, South Side or 2103. GOOD USED LUMBER 2 4 2 6 2 10 VERY REASONABLE 184 WEST ST. BRIGGS LUMBER CO.

18 LEWIS STREET PHONE 702 OVERHEAD DOORS--Now during our annual spring sale Is the. time to get rid of those old doors. 8x7 doors, complete, ready to Install. $59 up. Phone or write Overhead Door Sales 8 Martin Brook Dnadllla, N.

Y. Phone EMplre 9-5472. STEEL PLATES Cut to size etc. also I Beams, Angles and Channel EASTERN STEEL METAL CO 49 Main St. Phone 1614 Otsego Iron and Mefal ROSE AVE.

EAffl END Phone 191 LAWN GARDEN SUPPLIES 27 SCOTT'S LAWN CARE PRODUCTS Save on our turf builder-spreader combination deal. MURDOCH HARDWARE CO. 10-Market St. Phone.466 new Moto Mowers; 1 sood used Toro self propelled IIK-e new; used Simplicity garden tractor outfit. West End Impl.

Y. Phone 2074. FARM, DAIRY SUPPLIES 28 HAY--Good mixed i tlmo- Will iy bale or ton. Will iflfci! milk check order. Call before 8 n.

m. or fiftcf 0 p. m. 06-M2. Tbarau Rajrv.

flouth flldfl. FARM. DAIRY SUPPUES 28 TON GOOD QUALITY HAY- "F2UCED TO SELL" Stere McKtuns, Ph. OilbertsvJlle 12 900 8HARPES.TD Chestnut posts, sood size. 25c each'or .100.

Pudney. South Side. Phont One- outs. SOi. LOCUST IfOSTS FOR, SALE Claude' Lent.

Otego S-M67 Warren HolUster, Yu 6.030 BALES--Of- -good quality hay. Never wet. 35c a bale or will take soM, all it once. Pudcey Motor So, Side. Oneoa- J750 OF HAY $200 or 30c A BALE KoIIcaard's.

Wlnney Hill Hi HAY--First cutting. 525 ton and up; second cutting. $37 ton and up N. S. Dyer.

Phone. Davenport 2121. Alfalfa mixed, crimped, early cut. never wet. nice color.

430 ton; ftls'o 400 bales of early cut hay." 30c bale. For delivery phone Milford AT fi-9331 alter 7 "p.m. BALED HAY FOR SALE THEODORE CILLIS BLOOMVILLE PHONE LE BALED HAT 1st AND 2nd CUTTING Clifford Reed. Oneonta 4060-J SEED--Fertilizer sowing equipment: Delivered to your door. W.

pem- arest Sons, Stamford. Ph. OL 2-7331. FARM EQUIPMENT 29 "CONCRETE PIPE--2 it. 4 ft.

long. $12. AC forage chopper with motor. Conrad J. Encelke.

Stamford. ALUUNDM LIFETIME GATES SEVERAL SIZES IN STOCK Clyde O'Hara, Franklin TA 9-2511 ALLIS CHALMERS--New Idea. Cun' nlngham. Sales and service. L.

S- Huntington Sons. Westford. Phone Schenftvua 3338 or 3330. HAY Hay balers and motors, M. A.

Groff. 27 Main. Ph. 818. FARMALL 300 V--With Wagner loader 2 bottom quick hilch plow, 1 ft.

cut quick hitch mower, z. John Deere 420 Crawlers with dozer blades. 2 John Deere tractors. Farmall tractor, new and used side rakes. Cardinals elevators 18 ft.

22 ft. 26 ft. with mow extensions. Pierce Truck Garden and Imp. 243 River Oneonta 2887.

TRACTORS--1952 Farmall 1951 Farmall wide front; Farmall A. Ferguson with plow. West End-' Oneonta, N. Y. Phone 2074.

NEW AND USED PLOWS Spring tooth harrows and disc harrows'. Delhi Farm Equipment Delhi. Ph. 192. McCORMICK NO.

8--Two bottom 14" plow, good $80.00. Maurice Saunders. Gllbertsvllle 18-F-12. Wanted--3 point hitch cora planter. NEW AND USED--Spring tooth disc harrows.

New Idea fertilizer, spreaders, Brilllon seeders, ready to go. Two- Farmall I Farmall tractor, excellent Universal Dairy Equipment Sales and Service. MUSSON FABER Gilbertsville Phone. I. tractor.

In excellent reasonable. MacCracken Farm Davenport Ph. CRestwood 8-2401. USED TOOLS Grain Drills, Disc Harrows, Moweri, Rakes and- of Course GOOD USED TRACTORS EARL WINGER' Unadilla, N. Y.

Phone EM 9-3046 FOR SALE--Or trade for livestock. Massey-Harrls BulHs, Flax Island Road, Otego. CHAIN SAWS--McCullOch, all sizes, new and used. Complete llne'Of parts and a good mechanic. M.

A. Grofl, 27 Main Oneonta. N. Y. Ph.

818. DAVID BRADLEY--3' section tractor drawn spring tooth harrow. Regular pprice 5169.95. Reduced to 5139.95. Limited quantity.

Sears Farm Store, Corner Main and Market Phone 292. 2--1958 JOHN DEERE TRACTORS JOHN DEERE CASE JOHN DEERE "H' With cultivator With cultivator All at real savings! WRIGHT'S FARM SUPPLY Hartwick Phone 4511 MILKING MACHINE--Pumps, motors, new and used. Anything you want for a milking we have. M. A.

Grolf. 27 Main.Street, Oneonta, N. Y. Phone 818. EQUIPMENT" NOW --Protect yourself Irom price -increases July 1.

A i or shape, good service, fair prices. Russell French. Schenevus, Phone ME 8-7882. A GOOD'SELECTION--of "used "baiersT New Holland, Allis Chalmers, International. Oneonta Tractor SaJes, 180 East St.

Phone 1344. JOHN DEERE--Farm machinery, Dew used. E. T. Van Buren is Sons, Hobart, LE 8-3031.

WE BUILD Truck bodies, foriga boxes, farm, trailers, etc. Edmeston Woodworking Co. Phone WOrth 5-8521. UNIVERSAL And De Laval dairy equipment. New and used milfcers.

L. SilvBrnnil Son. 143 River. Ph. 3923, LIVESTOCK SUPPLIES 30 ABS FROZEN SEMEN Select Your Sires Daily Don Schmidt, Oneonta CATTLE DEALERS--I.

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

Y. Phorie Leonardsville 23-F-I2. 50 1ST CALF HEIFERS--60 fresh cpws, 3 registered -Holstelns. Les Pralzer, South Side. Phone 3790.

WANTED TO BUY--Small dairy of cows. Not more 1 12, Herman Kathman. East Meredith. Phone CR 8-2071. STALLION--Red chestnut, quarter- horse, gentle.

5 years old. Rides and drives. Phone Oneonta 4237. WANTED TO BUY-A1I 'kinds, -beet cows, calves dally pickups, custom butchering. PortlandvIIle Slaughter House, Sarah Kiewe, owner.

Phone Milford AT 6-3340. AUNGUS BULLS--Yearlings, registered purebreds with health certificates. East End Lumber Cc. Phone 24 or 897 after 7 p. m.

CATTLE. CATTLE We have them. Anything you desire. Canadian or native. Liberal credit terms.

We also buy complete dairies and personal property. Sea us before you buy or sell EAST END CATTLE SALES Phone 4100 PETS PET SUPPLIES 31 SADDLE HORSES--And ponies. including one Palamwio mare u-tth colt hy her side. C. D.

Mills, OncoriU- 608-M. REGISTERED PDPPIE3--Beagles and Cockers ready May 17th. Phone Oneonta T96-M2. Wee Wag Kennels, I'aurens. FtiENCH POODLE PDPPIES BLACK MINIATURES REGISTERED PHONE 2758-J 'OULTRY, EGGS SUPPLIES 32 EGGS WANTED 'Wo pay for fine quillo all year round.

No ohirjn lor cajcs or cartago. 35 yeara BROAD BROS. 13 HARRISON STREET a CALL FOR TRtJCK ONEONTA 4ID-M CHICKENS-Whlte Leghorn yearling henj, good tnr stowing, ISc live nl tnrni or 55c lb. dressed. Phone OtcRO YUkon 8-7722.

HIGHEST.PRICES PAID slzo meat poultry. Qeorgn Bar- How. Ut. Vision. Ph.

Hirlwlot POULTRY, ECCS SUPPUES 32 IURKC-1 juJB EGGS--Through nSdfr.ro,. me, N. Y. Phont HO. prtMI JOT JowL CssB on Pickup.

U. Onwnis- etane WASTEB-- 'All tslacilon tutranKKt 30 IWz poultry BABY CHICKS 33 BABY CHICKS-And Marled cblcfcs. While Lfjhorns Red-Rock Heavy cockerels SS per" 100.. Pilner 1 Hitchtry. Pk.

1V FOB GREATEST PROFITS-BUI 8 '-Sick Chick" Legnorns You'H oe rijd you did. far ttct inldraMira and prlcM. Wallice- B. Rich Hoosri. N.

CHICKS--13 weeks old Klmber Strain Cross Leghorn pullets S140.00 per hundred 100 Ren-Rock, pullets. lour ireets old $5000 400 While Rock pullets, one week old. S23.50 per hundred. Day old Reds. Red Rocks.

Vhite Rocks and Leghorns, ready Tuesday alternoon. Vaufihn's Hatchery, one mile north Rlchlleld Springs- Phone 65. WESTVILLE LEGHORNS illJOCUU hatchery tor BRENDER STRAIN CROSS HYBRID CHICKS and ItartKI pulleu. Westvllli Leshorni. Milford Atlas 6TJ97.

HOBART POULTRY FARM--Assocljto hatchery lor Hy-Llne' Chicks: Wrlti- for' literature and price. Our own Leshorns- still available. Walter 8 Rich. Hobart. N.

Y. Phone Hobart LEhlgh. 8-3281. AUCTION SALES "35 Norwich Commission Sale Norwich Fairgrounds Tuesday, April 28 beginning 1 1 o'clock DOUBLE FEATURE THIS WEEK DAIRY CATTLE 1--The Walt Thompson dairj from Smyrna, N. and consisting: ol 33 head, all Holsteln except 5, with 25 milch cows 'and 8 biff, nice growthy heifers.

Included, in the milch cows are 5 handling or bagging-, some "right fresh and many bred back for fall and examined. This herd is "Once Clean" on the blood." and a little on the thin side, but really go home and improve. No. 2--From Moravia, N. a dairy of 15 head nearly all Ayrshires with 1 Holstein ,1 Ayrshire 'service bull and 3 calves Several of these cows are bagging and a few are fresh--' here, good dairy, from a real cow-producing country.

In' addition there will be smaller consignment ol heifere, bulls, etc. BEEF CATTLE and CALVES 1 The market really hot last week, with, some new buyers and the largest run of cattle thus i far this spring. -jTSTe feel we have some the beat; buyers of the best markets In "this section, so if you are not already one of our satisfied customers--give us. a try. Sell at Norwich, and sell'by the HEAD.

HORSES For this'week we already have a Shetland pony with saddle and bridle, which is just right for also a little black and white pony for older children and of course there should be other horses, both workers and the other kind. MACHINERY Spring la the season for tractors and we have "Oliver HG Cletrac with starter and In good condition, Case tractor in good working 1 order, and an AIHs. Chalmers tractor in excellent shape and LOOK the owner will finance part of the purchase price If need. Also we will' have, a New Idea trailer mower, nearly new milker, pump and motor, some more ol those good fence posts, hay and other tools, bath large and POULTRY and PRODUCE Of course there will be some of each--same time-- 11 o'clock. CALVES BOIinHT DAILY Dy WEIGHT Auction every Friday, 1 P.

M. BOSS LIVESTOCK MARKET Richfield Springs Phono BflB Richard Boss. Manager Auctioneer COMMISSION A I EVERY 'SATURDAY; D. R. CHAMBERS SONS.

Inc. ONADILLA, SPECUUZINO IN DAIRY AND BEEF CATTLE CALVES If Ton vant' to know what jour cattle weighs pnt tbem on tba II vant to get what they an worth eead tnem to Unadftla--the oldest market In the East: Be up to date--sell your cattle'the modern way. at anctloa JAMES KINSES--Anctloner- Appralaer CAU, N. BUT. SELL OB TRACE ANYTHING NORWICH COMMISSION SALX8 Auction Starts Brer? Tuesday 11 A.

aL Nor nidi Pair Grounds. Horses. BMI H. w. a A.

J. EVANS. Ownexi Norwich 4-60M or 4-HU A. -SHUBERT AUCTIONEER BAINBRIDGE, PHONE WO 7-5511 Licensed Estate Broker I LIVESTOCK MARKETING COOPERATIVE ONEONTA STOCKYARDS Auction' starts at 1:30 m. A good market lor top quality dairy com and heifers.

Top prices for slaughter livestock by weight on tested scales. Prompt, payment. Plenty ol Duyera, Please phone early to arrange truck- Ing. For, 1 details call Oneonta 865. SPECIAL SERVICES H-Calf market evs'ry day until noon.

3--Poultry auction second and last Mondays ot each month. experienced farm auction service. EVERY THURSDAY E. FRAMIC SWEBa. AUCTION Every Prlilny anct SaluWny 7 OPEN WKDHESDAY OPEN SATURDAV A V.

All Brtiid Now Ph. Oneonti SB5.M-S.