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AGE TTT(7 THE KANE REPUBLICAN, KANE, TA. WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20, 193:1 Mt, Jewett Ia trea jyig children's colda, mm Items don't take VvSorS chances. News IM A PARAGRAPH Special sala on scarf sets at 75c, 97o, fl.29 and $1.47, also six dozen bats at 1.39. Schrievers hat IN A PARAGRAPH Say $30.00 on a NORCE refrigerator by buying now.

An ideal Chris't mas gift. Hanson Music Stor Inc. 1934 Boudoif lamps $1.55 to $4.50. Kan Ehiclricnl Supply Co. I215 5t.

Christmas Saving CIijSj ad 12 15 tf. Table lamps $1.85 to $13.50. Kan Electrical Supply Co. 12 io 5t. Buy mother an EASY washer.

Big holiday special 19.50. Convenient terms. Hanson Music Store, Inc. 12 14 tf. Combination range, very cheap to quick buyer.

Also a $150 Uvlng room suite in excellent condition for $75. Call at 416 Elk avenue." Your milk man will need a lot of bottles the next week. Won't you please set out all the empties you have? Thank you. The Exchange. Showing Today Lionel Barrymore Alice Brady "SHOULD LADIES BEHAVE" Anzonetta Rebekah lodge will hold their'; annual Christmas party Friday, December 22nd.

All members invited. Bring; a ten' cent gift. 12 20 2L is forming. nd 12 1 tf Your milk man vyill need a lot of bottles the next week. Won't you please spf out all the empties you have? Thank you.

The Exchange. J2 10 2t. Slipping and falling from the top of a box C9T during switching operations in the Ebenezer yards, Mlchasl J. Sexton, 48, of Olean, a Pennsylvania Railroad brakeman, yesterday was run over and killed by his own train. "L9ok for the tax stamp and be safe," Leon, D.

Metzger, secretary of revenue, warned purchasers of beer and liquor lest they subject themselves to a possible fine or jail sentence. The law provides a fine of $25 or ten days in jail for persons buying untaxed liquor and a $10 fine for the purchase of untaxed beer, Iip said. Plunging down the elevator shaft of the new postoffice building at Albany from the third to the second floor yesterday morning, Ivan 11. Swanson, 47 years old, of Jamestown, lost his life. He was acting as superr We invite you to join! MT, JEWETT, Dec.

20. Funeral services in memory of Mrs. Catherine DeGolyer were held Friday morning at 9 o'clock in St. Joseph's church. A Requiem High mass was celebrated by the Rev.

Wm. J. Moore. Interment was in Rasselas cemetery. The church choir sang appropriate selections during the services.

The pallbearers were: A. W. Huff, and Mrs. DeQolyor's five sonsr Fred, Wilbur, George, Wesley and Ed De Golyer. Among the out of town relatives and friends attending the services were: Ada Miller, Will Miller, of Wilcox; Frank Algier, of Jolinsonburg; Katie and Raymond Algier, of Glen Hazel; Mrs.

Paul Ballard, of Warren; Mr. and Mrs. George DeGolyer, of Ludlow; Mr. and Mrs. Clark DeGolyer and daughter of Clarendon; Mr.

and Mrs. Martin and son of Olean; Mr, and Mrs. Clifford Washburn, and Francis Lockwood, of Rochester; Wesley DeGolyer, of Davis; Fred DeGolyer and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Himes, of Hazelhurst.

Mrs. Al Gust returned home Sunday after an extended visit with her daughter, Eric Ohlin of Warren. Mr. and Mrs, L. B.

Williams and daughter, Virginia Mae, and Nettie Williams were visitors in Bradford Saturday. Oscar Quist, of Philadelphia, is visiting relatives and friends in this city. N. G. Johnson, daughter Florence, Mr.

and Mrs. Arvid Wallin and son, Donald, motored to Coudersport Sun 12 1 9 2t. An entertainment will be held in St. Callistus hall this evening at 8 o'clock. Admission 25 cents.

The public is invited. The quilt will be given away. ad Clyde Burch, of Byrnedale, and Robert Dornan, of Weedville, are patients in the Kaul Memorial hospital Here Thurs. "FOG" With Mary Brian Reginald Denny Uunald Cook Ladies Matinee Thurs, DOOR PRIZES Christmas Turkey 6 lb. Meadow Gold Butter COURTESY City Cash Meat Market Rayard Street A tsoroner's jury, Monday evening, inquiring into the deuh of Mrs.

Jennie" Gelbart, of Ri.l'gway, who was fatally injured Fridii evening at 11 oS clock i hen struct by a car at the intersection of Mill and Center streets, at that place, turned a verdict of an unaroiilablei accident and absolved tho driver of i (he autoiuobile, Miss Knthryn Smitli, of Ridgway, from all blame. Deputy Coioer Lawrence Dayison, of Corry, wfip calleil to Concord town shijt yeieniy afternoon to investigate into the death of Ralph Ormsbeel 35, who ended his life at. his home at Ormsbee1 Roads, aboiit" six miles southwest jOf Corry, shortly before noon The 'young farmer, ho. attended Corry II lgh: school as a. youth, is reported toj hav Hswl shotgua in klltiug hlma lf.

The "charge tore away his faeo the whoje upper part of his head; tlio. young man meeting an instant and, horrible, death. The body was found si few minutes afterthe jntendent of a gang employed on the shaft by tho' Bahlsttwn Metallic Door company of Jamestown, Death is ihovight to liavo resulted from a'sikull fracture. had been in Albany only two weeks. Swanson was adjusting a template door guage to the elevator shaft when th accident occurred.

tragedy. at St. Marys, folowing an' automobile accident on South St. Marya ttreet in St. Marys borough about 8:30 o'clock Monday, night.

Both were cut about the head and face and received minor body bruises. They will be discharged from the hospital in a few days, The boys were enroute to St. Marys In a coupe which in some manner skidded to the left of the road and, struck a tree in the front yard of the Ernest Meisel residence. The car was badly damaged. The long expected shake up in the Erie police department may bring Sergeant Edward Bergen, of the state police, back to Erie a3 city police Chief.

Bergen, of Troop stationed at Sharon, formerly was stationed in Erie, tie is mentioned prominently as a successor to Police Chief Win. F. Detzel should the changes include Detzel's retirement. Detzel, a police HERE FRIDAY Rescue Drill Turn's SMILING MINSTRELS On the 2 Hours of Mirthful Melody 100 local favorites One Perfonnance 9. m.

day and spent the day witlb Mr. and Mrs. Owen They were ac 'j cc.mpanied home by Miss Alfhild Johnson who spent the past week in that city. I Mrs. C.

A. Anderson, daughter Alice 0 iilS WILL ORGANIZE NRA BOARD TO HELP THE SMALL INDUSTRIALIST and son Wallace and Mrs. August Johnson were visitors in Warren, establish a liasion with congress. Whether such a board operating under Johnson's supervision, would have the power to. compel the re opening of codes to ease difficulties of small manufacturers was not evident.

Against the is made the com i wr 1 (Continued from page one) Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Oakes and man for 11 years, and chief of the Ralph Flora were Bradford visitors r.ional progressives, are not numbered tho nrtvAraa rritir of NRA. "ul lu MS sauyuyu Uiuuuj Senator Borah, Idaho, this development industry under Christm yesterday. Miss Minnie Kelley, of Philadelphia, is visiting her parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Georg3 Kelley. H. P. Lobaugh and Mrs.

Richard Lobaugh were Bradford visitors Tues 1 as addressed to Secretary of thte Interior independents out of business. Ming Ickeg a complaint that a proposed AND department for 22 years, and Mayor James P. Rossiter have been at odds for weeks over police policy. Their differences led to a drive by Detzel to enforce Sunday closing hours at dance halls, and raid gambling establishments. Rossiter contended the police morale, was at a low ebb with uniformed officers even tipping proprietors, of establishmenta of planned raids.

r.reement In the oil industry does, in day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson had as New Year 1 f.trr i led with this complaint, however, is the discontent of the small business man in the small community who is troubled by wage levels. Much of tha criticism directed at the NRA arises from such small communities.

Similarly, the small manufacturer in the big town: is complaining. Both complaints have the aleil attention of Borah, Nye and others in their week end guests, Mrs. Clara Wilson and son Thomas, and Joann Shippen, of Brookville. Misses Rosalyn Wefser and Mildred HOLIDAY EXCURSIONS i ffect, deliver the Independents into the power of four or five major pn ducers. Senator Nye, Eep last spring complained to Johnson that the elee irleal industry coda was a death warrant 'for" the Independent manufacturers of electrical equipment.

Subsequent codes apparently have aggravat dl the conditions, to which the pro take, exception, The proposed independents' board be similar in form to the NRA Swanson wera Olean shbppers Satur CWA PROJECTS ARE ABSORBING SURPLUS the minority but determined anti NRA i i j) CI I (Patented) 1 1 i 2c 2c Two Cents, A Mile Round Trip (Continuea irom page one) bloc. President Roosevelt's congressional defenses appear adequate to protect the NRA against materia! amendment. But unless something t3 labor and consumers boards and would have the same relationship to the NRA organization. Its. purpose would bo to hear complaints of the so called little fellows in industry and to adjust their problems and incidentally, clock to register those not.

registered previously under the NKS. A number were registered previous Ip at the Y. C. here when tho NRS was first introduced in this section. It is not necessary for them to re register, it was stated.

done for the independents by creation of a grievance board or otherwise there will be proposed vital changes in the National Industrial Recovery Act. Reduced fare tickets sold daily from Dec. 14th to Jan. 1st. Final return limit Jan.

14th, 1934. REDUCED PULLMAN RATES Complete details at Ticket Office Baltimore Ohio R. R. cityY wasllated foda" ii irom tne central office. The local of I II fice will register the men and send i the slips to headquarters at Bradford GRANDER GIFT i ANCIENT WILL MAY As the various projects are placed underway, men who are to go to work will be notified by mail.

INVALIDATE TITLES If tA i jz hi (Continued, from page one) I day. Dale Caverly, of Buffalo, visited hi3 I parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Caverly over the week end. Elmer Roth, Mrs. j. A. Challstrom and daughters, Virginia and Carolyn were Bradford visitors Saturday.

A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hood, Thursday evening at Pitcairn. Mrs. Russsll Quinn and daughter, June, and Miss Helen Benson, of Bradford, spent, the week end with Mr.

and Mia. Lara Benson. Mrs. Elmer Bengston was hosiess i to the L. L.

Club at her home last! evening. i A son was born to Mr. and Mrs. i LeRoy Anderson, Thursday at the; Community hospital, Kane. Mr.

and Mrs. William Francart entertained a number of friends at their! home Saturday evening. Cards were.j the pasting of the evening. Lunshj was served. Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas Zawasky, of Brookston, spent the week end the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs, Er nest. Peterson. i Mrs.

Sigfrid Swanson will be host i ess to the Emanon bridga club Tburs day evening. Arthur and David Larson have re i turned to Maple Springs, N. after, spending the past two weeks In this city. Arthur Hood spent the week end with relatives in Pitcairn. i Mrs.

Harriet A. Jones, of and E. C. Alderman, of Woodbui N. have been called hero by the death of A.

'TV Jones. Members of Mountain chapter East ern Star and their husbands held their Christmas, party last evening, The evening was spent with, and cards. Lunch was served and! gitfs wero exchanged. George Conklin was a visitor in Olean Saturday evening. I a a a I Biddle to compel ijg to rroduee the will.

"Biddlo admitted prosesson of thp wilj oq August 9, tle pttitinn states. The hand involved is to which they claim their greatgrandfather, Jacob, took, litlo during the period CHRISTMAS DINNER Thursday Night December 21, from 7 to 10 at the HAMOLD INN Kane Jewett Road Three piece Hawaiian Orchestra Price 45c if us h. MAOIC CHEF gas range to lighten hei cooking tasks to give her more leisure to beautify her kitchen to help her prepare better food. This year, while Magic Chef prices are still at their lowest levels give her the Magic Chef she wants and needs. No gas range has so many modern features or is made in so many beautiful colors and models as Magic Chef.

Complete with Magic Chef Automatic Top Lighter, Modern Non Clog burners, Red Wheel Oven Regulator, Sanitary High Burner Tray, Drawer Type Broiler, Insulated Oven and 1 Broiler. Choice of many bpeCiai from 1783 until 1811. A sworn copy of the original will, attached to. the petition, UsU 1267 acres In Allegheny county; 1400 in Wfifitmoreland; 1100 in Luaeme; 733 in Somerset; 165 in Berks; 800, in Mlf llip; 4,00 ia Armstrong; 800 In Bedford; 8.00 in Nortlui miton 403, in Warren; 300 in Clinton Ii71 In. WaslK lngton; 400 in Huntingdon; 1703 in Roast Turkey with dressing colors and models.

Series 200, Y50 Beaver; 121 in Schuylkill; 338 in In 4.9 tJ diana and 436 in Lehigh. Cranberry Sauce The will recites that "being old and '5! I look for tho RED WHEEL When You Biiy a MAGIC CHIF Confection Salad, Plum Pudding Coffee and rolls likely to die I make this my last will which I will make" and continues list bequests. Heating pad, $3.95 Irons, $3.50 $5.93 Curling Irons, $1.63 Food Mixer $7.50 $18.75 Flashlights, 49c Radio Lamps, $1,49 Percolators, $7.50 Kitchen Clocks, $4.93 Toasters, $3.93 Sweepers, $34.50 Philco Radios, $22.50 up Maytag Washers $64.50 Ooen under new ij management UiVmWKtHm "My homestead to my son Peter; ray boats on the river to my brother John; my old gun to brother John; and art lands to which I hold title to Let Republican advertisinf at our salesmaa If III iri i nedan lymoutn my son, Peter, and to my granddaughter, Elizabeth." The lands are all listed by counties together with the dates on which titlo was secured from tho state. William H. Baker, of Shennandoah, is 71, while the Pnttersonville cLaim ant is 70.

Robert M. Boyle, solicitor for tho register of wills, refused to comment on the ancient will tangle. ill 1 New Car Demonstrator Your Store cf. 5 B. E.

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