The Oneonta Star from Oneonta, New York • Page 17

Village of Arena Auctioned Off Communit Doomed Reservoir By and In connrction rmrrvolr ara finished. Ttie totnl amount received for the 50 some buildings sold Saturday was $5.279. In charge ot conducting the sale was A. Gilmore, Onconla. One of the auctions ever held in Delaware County, took place in Arena I ROXIHH' Saturday some 50 build- ings were knocked off the to the highest bidder.

The village ol Arena has been laken over by the New York City Board of Waler Supply to make room for the Pepacton reservoir, has been Miss Irma M. i i 409J ROXBURY Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Wilcox and family of Killsdale, and Mrs. Charles Hunter of Margaretville were Baumbacli.

Shinhopple ar spent Giffln of the week doomed. Every home, store, bridge and a building Is to be taken from Iho area, and within limited lenglh of time. The Board of Waler Supply has turned over to the Schutt Construction Co. of Genoa, Wis. which has the contract for all clearing, some 100 buildings in and around Arena.

Saturday, about half of lliese buildings were ed for sale at public auction, attended ly some 2,000 sons, to or out of pure curoslfy. A sight seldom seen in these parts was when the auctioneer started from one end of the village, selling one building after smother as he came up the Main Street, turned over on to Church Street, and back again on to Main. For an Idea of what the buildings sold for take the Tischmachcr farm al Ihe notrh entrance to the village. The large a house brought S155, the barn S300, one silo 5280, another $170, three henhouse $40, a small barn $15 another $105, flagstones In front of the house $2, and an 1 house, S2.00, or grand I of $1,067. "To replace the buildings, said F.ldred Shaver, a resident of Arena for 16 years, "would cost S30.00S easily." Persons from all over Delaware and adjoining counties attended the sale.

Of note was the presence of Miss Fannie Hurst noted authoress, who Is summering in Roxbury. Hiss Hurst said, have a great love for Delaware County and the Calpkllls. I am sorry to see the homes and farms In this lovely old East Branch being dismantled, but I guess we can't stand in the way of progress." Another properly sold was the Snnford home, a modern dwelling. The highest hid obtained was 51,750, bul due to Ihe fact a pre-- vious offer of 52,500 hnd been made, Ihe lower bid was not accepted. "Tn replace the Snnford home would oaslly cost more Ihnn said Mr.

Sliavcr. The old Bussy feed mill building was not sold Saturday, but no doubl will be offered some lime in Seplcmber, said H. J. Berdan, vice president ol the Schutt company. The old Hour grinding stones are still in place, and in first class condition, and ready lo run.

The old water wheel is also in first class condition. All it lacks is water to ran it. The one remaining store In the village is Fairbairn's Arena Grocery, which the Schutt company has asked the B.W.S. to allow lo be operated os long as possible as I it serves many farmers on the! Mill Brook road. i The old Arena Hotel, whic-h could write quite a book, is now owned i by (lie B.W.S., and is lo be sold a the next auclion.

According to Mr. Shaver, chair- of the board of Imslces of Ihe Methodist Church ot Arena, Ihe congregation has voted to merge wilh the Methodist Church! ol Margaretville. The congregalion, however, wants lo buy hack its church building, parts of which may be used in the base( menl of (he Margarelville Church. The congregation ot Ihe Advent Christian Church of Arena a purchased a lot in Margaretville! and expects to build a new church Ihcre. The organiyation has al-: ready acquired a parsonage.

It is the desire of the congregationj lo buy its church building back from Ihe E.W.S., and i a it, and use the material in constructing its new church. Being occupied by the Xeiv York State. Department of Puh. Ho works Is the Arena schoolhouse, comparatively modern building. Tho department will continue to use It until All roads Saturday night guests of Sir.

and Mrs. Omar J. i i Mrs. Jennie i spent two weeks with her brother- in-law and sister, -Mr. a Mrs.

Hanford Hull, in New Woodstock. A son, John Xelford, wjlli his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Bautubach. Peter Webster Jr.

of i stone is spending two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John Boerein. Mr. and Mrs.

Louis Rest- chack of New York City are vacationing with Mr. Rest- chack's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce German. Miss Gellner of Albany spent the weekend with her nephew and niece, Mr.

and Mrs. Douglas K. i i Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hacldon of Grand Gorge spent Sunday with Mr.

and Mrs. L. C. Gray. Mr.

and Brooklyn Mrs. ot and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fishman of Newark, N. born August 15lh, at the Margaretville Hospital to Mr.

-and Mrs. Kenneth Ballard of Vega are vacationing Sir. Lawrence. Sir. and Mrs.

Lloyd Lawrence were at West Jlaver- slraw for the weekend to sec their Gall, who is a patient at the children's hospital there. She an. operation on her leg Thursday. Sir. and Sirs.

Harold Brown and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brown Jr. of Ellcnvillc were wceknd guests ot Sir. and Mrs.

Harry Gockel. Sirs. Tompkins of Oneonta spent Thursday to Sunday at the Gockel home. Set. Vincent J.

I.oug of Brooklyn arrived Friday for a week's furlough with "his family at Ihe home of his parents, Mr. atnl Mrs. Burdeltp G. Long. Mr.

and Mrs. Andrew Gray called Sunday on their former neighbors, Mr. and Mrs. John Santic Si', and Mr. and Mrs.

John and Mrs. Gray at Green Moun- lain Farm. Mr. and Mrs. Blade Jacobs The baby weighs eight and a spent the weekend i i Agues, Ida and Carter of Otisvitle were Sunday callers of Sir.

and Mrs'. Baker. Mr. and Sirs. i i a C.

Baker and daughter, Lola, spent the weekend wilh Mrs. Baker's mother, ilrs. Edna Balmes In Albany. Mrs. Baker's brother, Edward Balmes, was home for the weekend from Fort i N.

J. Mr. and Mrs. Korf of half pounds. son and Mr.

Mr. and Mrs. I-uthor Porter and Mrs. Honald Jacobs, at and three children, Ira, Calvin Unadilla. and Diane, and Clinton Spar- i Mrs.

Henri i a and ling, all of Greene, were Sun- daughter, Jeanelle, were al day guests of Mr. and Mrs. I their cily home at Elmhurst, William L. Baker. Misses L.

1., for the weekend, as Mrs. Billharz's i a and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Fritisch, have new son born Friday -morning. Mr.

and Mrs. Horace Greene of Hobarl were Saturday even i guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Slauson. Mrs.

H. S. VanWoerl and -Mrs. Willard VanWoert were also guests. Gilbert, Sheila and fra Law- of Kelly Corners spenl Hempslend spenl the weekend I the weekncl wilh their grand- Mr.

and Mrs. Arthur i parents, Mr. and Mrs. George BIG 2 DAYS The WDOS USED CAR-NIVAL TODAY AND TOMORROW SOME OF THE BEST USED CARS IN TOWN ON' ONE BIG LOT 10 A. M.

8:30 P. M. FREE 28 GIFTS OPTOSITK MKR1IMLK I Sanlic Jr. near Unadilla. John S.intic Sr.

recently remarried. Mrs. William Johnston and chll- Jren Harry, Douglas, Knsscll nnd Beverly have moved to U'apping- ers' Falls from Iheir Roxbm-y farm, lo he wlili Mi 1 Johnston who works lor the IBM Rt I'ough- eoiwie. Mrs. Merlin C.

Cable nnd daughter Pnlricin. and Mrs. Daniel Tyler were al Ihe Catsklll Game Farm Sunday, Mr. nnd Mrs. Daniel Tyler visited Mr.

and Mrs. Kenneth Clow mid son Kenneth Jr. at Hynds- villo Ihe past weekend. Mr. am! Mrs.

Kdward Becker, Fleisclmianns, Mr. and Mrs. Kvi-rclt Bc'cker, Mr. ami Mrs. 1,.

J. Dcignan and Mrs. Nellie Mcln- losh were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. James B.

Plouli. Mrs. Charles II. Iteed ol Spruce Street, Mrs. Ronald Van Valken hurghi and Mrs, Sanlord llinkley were in Onemila Miss Sherry Reed.

Slumlord spenl Ift.sl week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Reed on Spruce-Si. Mrs, a Brooks aud daughter Miss i a Collins, Miss a i Smith and Miss Nnncy i spent.a few days al i i a Va. Mi', and Mrs.

i Hatn- monrl spenl a a a i Tuesday to Sunday i Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Mosier at Oneonla. Their children, Joan, Gloria, Frederick and Joyce spent the time i their uncle nnd mini, Mr. and Mrs.

i i a O'Brien Rt A Mr. and Mrs. Oliver W. Penney and a called a the home of Mr. and Mrs.

George Iloag on Iheir way to their home nl Jackson Heights from Nashua, where they a a i Miss Rcbn Kellorhouse of Grand Gorge spent the weekend with Miss Shirley i Mr. and Mrs. Otis Reed spent a a i Mr. nnd Clarence Bnuuiow at Prntlsviile. WHO CAN DO IT 15 WE RENT I A A KOIl PA1N11NO A KEOKCORATlNn ScnIIolrt a Mr coin- iiois, Jiet Also TOP QUALITY HOUSE PAINT $4.50 qal.

in 5 gn'. lots EDWARDS DECORATING CO. ARTICLES TOR SALE 20 A TOND I A linlih. fond i i i 14. fitir, ROOFING SIDING--EAVES TROUGH NOW IS 1'lte TIMF.

TO A noor PAINTED OAI.L R. G. DAVIE 4J3 CKK6TMUT BT. A9UK3 Toraoiij -PHONE mi NON-FATTENING but Never'THIN" Cott Beverages have the Body to please your Taste Jerry B. Wilson, Inc.

APPLICATOR5 Rooling--Siding--Insulalion i i rr rnu a i Mfttt-rLi' a 31 A ST. o-- 11' For Del Hi i or I'M on "a KOCKH BtOt-X sollix O. flhspard, toT Vi'xVu i i A 1C li.M.s. R. N.

V. Tot a i All Sho lord. fti very nice i i cop! pit clip cry HATH TUH-- T.M*tory coni- i i i a A I Phonf JM-WS. jirTctTuiry, Boort condition. Cull 26M-J3.

I FIHKE loiis. i Mill 300 rirJcrt a nrrnmd home, a or lie. ESniore i i Co. Oneonta Star 17 Aug. 26, 1954 ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 ANTIQUES--And niodirn i nr.d a i fl'Jih.

a a Uavlri Kjimwcy. OneonU. Bl. 33. 3359.

BIO OUY8 Iltvmi clothes to I1L yc'JT 'got Eo EO. fichslrky'i, 31 Bicid At. riMLCO ITKFP FREEZE--1-ft, Excell Rayrr.ond Wfit, Wtst TRUCK TIRES--And lubei. 7.00x15. plj-, a l.COO miles.

Jim Cilfllii'. 1 East End. uriliCiHT I A Good condition. simcuie. Ph.

MB. OA1UNCT I1CATEH--VanltJT a II racti. 3 Phone ch. PAINT--Cochran one-con house Why a i i a hen you cnn grl best fnr BS per RftK i and 13 i All colors at me price lull Lumber Co. Want Ad Information Rates- fl toruecillire Uyi--Ht ner line, 3 llni per 1 a 1 met lions--21 a prr llni i i chaise llnei Arfu received by 4:30 p.

will a a In The 8Ur the i Ada receltrd 6-7 p. m. flundij i i-npear Ln i Slur i Clttiltled DlipUy Average 10 la the Column Inch A a a i to All mbiect to 5ft diacounl If within 10 You can place your STAR WANT AD BY PHONE Call 2300 ask for "Want Ads 11 You avoid sugar, but you get rich, full-bodied flavor in Cott Sugar-Free beverages. They are ON-FATTENING, but never weak, watery; never Compare for body, compare for taste, and you'll choose Cott. Try any of these delicious flavors.

"It's Cott to be Taste all 91 Pale Dry GINGER ALE SPARKLING DELITE A A ROOT BEER COLA CREAM SODA BLACK RASPBERRY CALIFORNIA ORANGE COTT-UP (LEMON FLAVOR) BLACK CHERRY 2 for 29' iremium quality NON-FATTENING tool IF YOU A NOT THE SAM FINE QUALITY COTT BEVERAGES MADE WITH PURE CANE SUGAR I 17 7RUE FRUIT AND OTHER DELICIOUS flAVORS IN MEMORIAM NOTICES 4 tlAHIO A TELEVISION-- Suit a 11 vice, i i i It. ill 1 rilD fttirt TV OttZO 4371. ft-eiU i Jack Heynolrii. OneonU. 1'h.

141RW i i i 8 BEWAQF: DISPOSAL For cesspooli md itpllo ntlhl. Diona HO. I nullriln? ctMiiooU. itplla UnVs i Renioiiablti i Hi one 3313. PAI'EHINQ AND PA1NTIWO lUmon- nrile i Diona 3911.

A WRKL an lime. Cllflorrt Reed, Weit Oneonla, Ph. Plft-J. DT.ACKTOr-- Vft Fref rsUmalti. I'hons NoU, MITCHELL MOVING STORAGE LOOAL At LOMQ D1BTANCK 6 Hickory SI.

Tal. 269 Ormonta, N.Y. In Atcrert memory of my a er. A a Moore, m'ho pus-'frt 1 Jt's i grave V.il ROB I IF ileeplni flome lorjjet her- now IhAt ahe'i gone Bui, I Uartly (if mx Vollf. nor "IN l.OVIKO MEMORY--Of our rtftr and brother, McKlnr.ejr, who pRSJiEd fllx Am- 38, IBU, Tl In not Ihe of rr.nmenl That i of I lorn.

I of ihr. Anrt a i Tinrnt. "nd A i i CARDS OF THANKS WE WJ8H 1X3 A Tlie HAllty Home Dr. Jor tlir ore received i her Inng i i Rnth- rry i i Home Murphy. A "nd nelfhbori I i Jar i help tn thLi ol gtitt.

Children of Oolcllf Bmllh B-L1NE Moving Storage LOCAL t-ONO D16TANOI PHONE 422 JO MARKET ST. A A Plop nrpTTO A A cenpool i i i need. Wrst Oneorcln. Phont fli5-J. WE HUiLD AHYTI1INO--TVB fix averj- f.

I'ler. Rulldil. 1 i i Phont I SINGER IS DOING IT AGAIN! A I I ON AI.Ii FT.OOR MODELS. DKMONSTHATOE1S UflPD MAOH1NF.S I a i Jml Ln i for Iht iniSV lor luck tn Brhcol Home Dornonslrnt'on No Oblignllon SALE ENDS SATURDAY I SEWING CENTER Th.ajrr. 3t.

door. Lo'ull ARTICLES FOR RENT 121 FLOOR fi A II pt eci tor rent Pilni WtU- TUTJCI 91 Cb eil Pboni 104, UIIA1I13 I A I WALKERS nAHV SCALES FOR CITY DKUO STORK rhone 31 for til oc- a i i Auctions, pirtlei or elfcm XVfi put up And Ute It down. Srifltlcn untl LellU. Or.eonU 403 ARTICLES WANTED 22 hand ew stanchloai. i lord.

N. Y. Phona SKI' -In good condl- liniK Rf.iKiiiRblr. Thonc 1337-JJ. "WANTED TO nov cicxwi used lurni- tiuc ot klndi.

Phoni Lyon'i i i Store. 35 Otiego 51., i COMIM.KTE OAiniKS--Firm will huy or Jftrnri Lcltli. 403 I Shnlrion MorrJi 43-r-I3. I I ROOM--Hfdrnoni, i roiidltloii. i iif 6030.

TWO a i will) I 1 (L. i A Ln. mud lldji. i i i i i nsrri nntt; one I A Scrap Iron, Metals, Rags, Paper, BflUones. Junk Cars find Tin ONEONTA JUNK SHOP PHOKT IBM 49 MAIN 8T.

I Ad nn liiltlrn. 78" CAST IROM--Forced or 1 i i blower Tor kv.irnlni i i i rnnl. new. 1300. VATV Blort HUT- i N.

Y. KtlintMou Oil. WK HAVK I I A The, i oT Ice i i ot an Ir crcAm I In OUr 10 cu uxrd 3 jrin." The art dp In COO. Ilivt. Jml tirlv il US each, filniottunn Htci.

I a Cft-, fionth a i 107ft. I All klndi of eari. Kre Alto nil ot new and ONEONTA IRON METAL 6 i PI. Fh. WANTEO--Nn.

a anrt 3 common oik, tnrt BiLlllTin County Wnort i 11, Mcn- N. Y. Phona 3083, iUHllKrt AND I'liAOTIC 35c, nnw 16c enrli. Bnm- Hoori, 381 MB In flt- 1311. BUILDING MATERIALS 25 3-rc.

LW1NU ROOM Suite: odd thdLrx, 1n audit Ion tvt ablfr prices. Ph. 3043. CORN 40c per" dot. or 13 per Rlchllelrt Ole i a Rnad.

Jftrr.et J. a rKOBOAEin Chinnea nsftteaA and riMir a a i Into i ipice. Flx- Uirei I i i i a a IBc I.unibtr Company. OAnniAOE -reasonable. I'h.

Orcx1 condltlnii. USB. PICKLING i lor i HuriBrii, I.mrtni, Phone ftOUI. txiolli i i ihnmpoo bow). 1 2 Coot iloola, a clulr.

vn sleill- l7fr, stftn. a i a Rrannti lor I Phonr 37 PLUMfllNO. UEATJNO--Anrt drill FrtB RenJionahle a i i ar.rt a a a i At Bon. 47 a i a Phoi or i i 3S41. ARTICLES FOR SALE 20 1 A FOWI-8--For a i and i Rnbtil N.

V. PHonis WATEH i i lankl, pipe and i i i Cirntt'f. 27 fTaln. Pit. 314.

LovTnir i Mnort. who al Vnn're not Nor ahall you Ai KI I unrt memory Uit Wa Iher. Coier.na Mnore. SPECIAL NOTICES BLUEBERRY PICKKRH ill ripe on RrMle'i a Beil Pkt oa-n 151 qt. mile Ircm i I 10 nn A 28th.

Rt the New York RlHt. OUR E.PC- HO a i 81. CADILLAC CAR LlmoilBlnf Phono 1511. 30 i Art WANTBR-Bclntllln i DBVCJipOft, 4173. Throwavay Bottles "BE HEADV WITH a iniurance.

a i a Jflmendorl A 3 A SPFNCFFl SUPPORTS Men. women, i I i I 8 DrtM m-nlv 1 HSO-W. Reg. $29.95 9x12 FOOT BEAUTIRUG $1O95 19 i.irrr.E IIKI.PF.R The A A Is i to do yo-ir a 32 a Ot. Ph.

'PAY YOU i a lor n'Jto i Robert BOOKhout. 8t RPESCEnT SUPPORTS Xxpt rlenced coneliere. i i Hri. A 10 i PI. 8SOW or RET TWIN-- hcfln i I a i 115 polled i bed I nial- complete, i i Ilkr i caul and wood a 2f: porrh a rkneu ofl Hnri i i a i crib, com- i ciiplioard, eleclrlf.

rtiijif. i new. S15, i a flee before yn-i buy; i a lop West Erul PnrnHiiTe. 433 Chrslr.ut. Phone 3040.

WFJRTINnilOUBE-- KT- i a mom chBln. i a cloiei. 21 Jiroolc flt. A 110. an- a mitU per load.

LlRhl I 243S or 3271. FOlC flALE-- Also box- nood. 12 ParV. Ave. i i a oM i a a a A wood or roal rang', hot a i Call i JMelhl 2 7KH I i raillo, cor.rtltlon wftr'islng or- I 3 50.

a 2M1 6 P- ONE- Marco i ronfc- Iny net uf 10" hit ken fryer, one 7" i i pxns a i coven one poarhef i i i SO- Davenpotl 2 I a p. m. "WINTFR RVK-- For alio A Inn lUe or i i M. Ml. balls', 35 I i Weit "-3S (taKon a m.M»T h'alei Mime rjorr.fori a roal alcnRlimd.

fJlnrrm TOMATOES-12 "per' bushel, aye a rnuUrin-Aej-. McQueen a a a 6100 I SEAMLESS--CHOICE OF COLORS SAVE MARKSON'S 248 MAIN ST. ONEONTA PHONE 322 WATCH THIS SPACE FOR A I APPLES and PEARS A lo ficintllU 2135-J. Consfruclion To Start Soon on modern building al corner of Main a id Sourh Main. There itili rtvailab'e approximately 4.000 sq.

It. of modern office space. For further information CONTACT Alec Rosefsky 96 Binghamlon THUR7IA BEAUTY Et fi i i $S-ilO. Tipot, iet LOST AND FOUND LOST ON OFETZ o( vUlte vtch. Reitiri! Jlprlnri.

(27 a i I Ph. ISCW. DOimi.K Tnnff Jprlr.r i. toorl i Fhona 30S8J TYPEWRITERS ELECTRIC STANDARD PORTABLE LEW MILLER it CHEflTHIJT 8T. NSAR WKRT AN I JOY RIDr.

CAN I YOU TO GEERKEMS MARKET Worceslor. N. Y. On account ol heavy a In i led heel, led -sprlntr amh a yoiinit alro I a i bin Ir. en, will all prlcri lor.

OPPN HAY I P.M. only ft lew months Blnlled. Co fit. Phone 333. Only $79 In- woncEfiTKn.

N.Y. OAB TAMKH-IlelLllrcJ while you mil. Prcito OBI, Colliers. Ph. i 61B-J, HBflON ItrPniOKItATORS wailihii ir.iirhlnrj! I a inert I I i 37 i Phone I CAMJHfl Al.r, PAT POI.Kfl--Clothlnr to (Jl ill itouti i A fltoie.

WnrcfAter, 7 No Cement Shortage at A. H. MURDOCHS You can do thai cement worV now, uso SAKRETE READY MIXED CEMENT Jusl add to II 80 Ib. one! 45 Ib. Sand and mortar mix lor immediate us A.

H. IMPLEMENT CO. 1 10 i St. Fhor.t OPFK A A TILL 3:30 FOR CONCRETE JOB Wishcrt inrl i an1 Oiling Sloni Sar.d Fill flFIWAttD ORAVE1. CO.

PHONE 2837 I A $6.95 fflblft Irtmps $3.95 1 10.95 brass lablo lamps $6,95 A large seletlion ol styles and colors Enders Furniture Oneonln, M. Y. WK aivr. SMI anr.r.n "MARVKI. LIFT" A A DOOna fi'-rnnstrr.

Ttiej I.ast l.ongir A DOOR SALES 10 MAIN KT. UNADILI-A STEEL FOR ALL BUILDING PURPOSES I a Corp. ROSE AYE. PHONE 191 COAL, FUEL OIL WOOD 26 K. A TV A A I A OUTLET N.

Y. 4 7 fllore 3 i. i lo 3 p. m. i noon.

GOOD I '(MFC in norn" it 11 xnd one i Pricert reafor.xble. Pnor.t 5535, plummet i pller. i i cloieti. ikratoilei. A.

174 i flt Tel. UCI FOR SAT.S-- Pick up -in length rrlzir.K* sr.rl ulabs. Irucic load. 4i.SO. iArKT accordir.B lo ilic.

ler Dimension Mill. Woiceiter, V. T6--lMO jted- a Dur.dim'l, 5 Rlitrl. EAST END LUMBER CO. PHONE 24 Roll Roofing it 2S roll 5S IS pf-r roll US per roil ib- roofln? (3 7i per roll a colors Go'd Bond x7.

4xfl US. 4x10. 4 1 2 3c fil- n. Asphalt Shingles 3 in I mlp 110 lh. Al! (olcrs I stock 17.40 per JO- flPZCML Ben rjudliiy crtarn.

jillon He. Pete'i Coffei Bhcp. 317 Cheitnui Oneonla FARM EQUIPMENT 29 orottj. 27 Main ACCORDA FOLD DOOnfl And room a i a i R. K.

Hoyli Ac Bon, 10 Rt. Phone 3IW. POTATOES-- Irish Cobhlen. r7d Por.i: Clliherl Lakf. PoUlo Firm.

Phone 13-FI2. ORNAMENTAL RATLfNGS-- Hand ed. on order. Pa-il 8 ln 61-. Olego, Ph.

1781. "r- ven yi. -ilone. for hire. Oeo Ph.

3 A A PROMPT DELIVERY GET OUR PRICES! ONEONTA STAR JOB SHOP and West Phone 2300 THE BEST IN PLOMB1KO SUTPIrS- Kntiler ol Kohler. A i a standard. EJtr, Crane and chsrij. J. T.

Field Hardware, Harulelc. FOR bench siv, lop. Inquire 6 9t. A McCormick tractor spreaders and bottom 14" tractor al roct botiom prices to male rooTi for winter storags. Used snsi'age cutters, two J.

Deere Irailer pbwj and Gehl forage harvester motor. New O.K. forage furvester with 40 h.p. eng ne al great saving. We are oifering a free $89.50 diretlfi set wilh purchase of a new International Harvester freezer or refrigerator.

Wesf End Impl. Co. ONEONTA PHONES SJ1S-10H Continued On.