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PINE HILL

' Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wyncoop of Chicago are visiting fier par-ents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Van Loan.

Mrs. Krebbs of New York is visiting at the -home of her son, Henry Krebbs, and family.

Warren Redmond of Schenec-tady spent the first of the w^k with his sister, Mrs. Emma Smith.

Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Schaedle and daughter of Hushing are visiting at the home of Mrs. Ade-laide Hill.

There will be a bazaar for the Pine Hill Memorial Perpetual Flower fund on Thursday after-noon, Aug. 5, from 1 to 5 p. m. on the Mrs. Charles Griffin lawn. Tea and coffee will be served. Madam Myers will be with us. In case' of rain the baz&ar will be held in Griffin's garage.

Jack McFall is spending the summer with his uncle and auntj Mr. and Mrs. Charjes Peet. - Mr. and Mrs, Gdell Rose spent Satur day evening with Mr. and Mrs, Peet.

G L A S S I F I E D A D S Buying or Selling — They Bring Results

Friday, July 30, 1948"

MISGELIANEOUS BLASTING — Stumps, rocks re-

moved, ditches dug. George Sanford, box 116, New Kings-ton, N. Y. jfop

Glasslfled Ads and Cards of Thanks Two Cents Pe r Word, Minimum 50 Cents^

FOR SALE FOR SALE

News. Rubber stam]

HOSPITAL BEDS and wheel chairs for rent or sale. Herrick Funeral Home. • dl3tf

FOR SALE—Ice box, good condi-tion, $8. Frank Szomy, Fleisch-manns. < j30c

FOR SALE —1944 Dodge truck, long wheelbase, good condition.

- Liddle, Mrs. Donald town, N. Y.

Shaver-jSOp

FOR SALE FOR SALE—General Electric re-

frigerators and milk coolers. Harder silos. Demas Mead, phone 136-Y. Margaretville. ml2tf

JEEPS and Jeep Equipments—Jeep trucks, station wagons, 4 or f cylinder. Andes Motor Go. phone 12-F-4. aSOtf

FOR SALE—Mo-Mac Jr. all wool dress suit, red, 26 in. long, 25-in. waist$ size 12. Inquire Mrs. ^ ewis Low,, Margaretville. jSOc

I SHANDAKEN

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Hummell visited Cooperstown Sunday.

Little Susan Stair of New York city is spending two weeks with her sister, Mrs. Percy Rosa, .

Mrs. John D. Cox Jr. and son of Pleasantville are guests of her p^ents, Mr. and Mrs. F. S. Oster-houdt.'

Mrs. Henry Strunck and son, Bobby, of New York are spending some time at theiri home here.

Mr. and Mrs, Ted Cleaveland and Mrs. Henry Heick were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gus Pflug Tuesday evening.

Egrets Visit Lake Katrine Great white birds are visiting

the' Catskills. They have been Seen at various lakes and ponds in this section. The following from the Kingston Freeman is interesting:

"Among visitors to Ulsteif coun-ty this summer are several snow-white American egrets apparenj;ly enjoying their stay on the farm of Pratt Boice at Lake Katrine, according "to a letter received to-day by the Freeman from the Rev. Harold Pickett, who lives near the farm,

"The egret, also known as the Great White Heron, is a rare sight in this region of the nation, the minister said. The letter follows: Dear Sir:

"As you come northerly on Boice Lane from the Kingston-Ulster airport onto Neighborhood road, leading to the Lake Katrine station, look immediately to the left toward Esopus creek, and you will sea on the north bank of Pratl Boice's old Binnekill, a large dead tree. Perched upon it and flying round about it, Mrs. Steve (Mabel) Sahler has counted at one time and showed to us as many as 12 snow-white American egrets dur-ing this month of July, 1948.

"These rare and beautiful repre-sentatives of 'casmerodius alba egretta,' stand some 41 inches in length from toe to bill. Their wing-spread is three feet or more. Some members of this rookery are as yet but half or two-thirds grown, but they are exact replicas of the parent birds, vi?:,, legs and feet black, bill yeUow, and plumage snowy white.

"Thanks be, these marvels of the bird kind are completely protected at all times and everywhere by Federal law. Hereabouts they seem to be present 'on the thrive' along Esopus creek, mainly from the Lake Katrine Rod and Gun club at the end of Kingsford lane, and thence southerly, i. e„ up the Esopus, along the farms of Cope-land Gates, of the Rev. Anita Trueman Pickett, and of Pratt Boice upon whose land is located the aforesaid old dead tree.

"These- American egrets (some-times named Great White Heron) may be seen closeup by bird lovers at almost any hour by driving, down to the end of the Kingsford lane. They feed in another old BinneMll at the left, in the Gates pasture, and stand or wade or fly about in plain view along the mar-gin of the creek. They manifest only slight perturbation at the near proximity of human beings. It is rare and pleasing picture to see a couple or a half dozen or more of these splendid birds at a single here, in such easy reach of all who want in this way to get nearer to Nature's living Heart.

"Sincerely, "The Rev. Harold Pickett"

—Kingston Freeman, Tuesday.

FOR SALE — Pencil tablets^x9, for 10c per pound. News Office. a20p

FOR SALE — General Electric vacuum cleaner, new model, ex-cellent condition. Mrs. Milton Valk, Fleischmanns, N. Y. jSOc

FOR SALE — Horse-drawn disc harrow. George Manilich, Fleischmanns, phone 27-F-14. j30p

FOR SALE — Top dairy cattle, Holsteih and Guernsey cows and heifers at reasonable prices. E. -L. Foote & Son, Inc., Hobart, N, Y.,. phone 6471. jSOc

FOR RENT — Apartment; fur-nished or unfurnished, on Main street in the village of Roxbury. Mrs, Arthur Miller, N. Y.

Roxbury, j30p

FOR SALE-^1935 Chevrolet pick up truck, good running condi tion, good tires. Charles San ford, Roxbury, N. Y, . j30p

FOR S A L E — Large bam and smaller outbuildings for wreck-ing and removing. J. H. Cruick shank. Big Indian, N. Y., phone ^ine Hill 2288. j30c

USED GARS—We have a good assortment of used cars, trucks and farm tractors on hand at all times. For sale or trade. Andes Motor Co., phone 12'-F-4. a30tf

FOR SALE — Seasoned hemlock 5,000 ft. boards and 2,000 ft dimension stock. Howard Fairbaim, phone 83-F-2, Mar garetville. jSOp

FOR SALE—1941 Dodge 7.50x16 tires, four speeds for-ward, all ijj good condition Robert Friedlander, GLF Auc-tion Block, Margaretville, N. Y, jSOp

FOR SALE — Cow dog, good around children also some Jer-sey heifers due to freshen this fall, Eber Cartwright, Denver, N. Y,, phone Roxbury 3174 jSOp

HARRIS' Men's Store—See Our Superb Selection of Dress Shoes Pick PEDWIN, One Of the Na tion's Leading Brands, from HARRIS'. 9 Different Styles $7.98-and $8,98. • j3Qc

FOR SALE — Electric ice cream freezer, and' beginners' VHoner piano accordian, both cheap Thomas Cherveny, Mt. Brook House, Shandaken, N. Y., phone Phoenicia 37-F-23. j30c

FOR SALE—In village of Mar-garetville, all year-round room ing house, improvements, 17 rooms, spring water, on approxi-mately 30 acres. Lower Main street. -Terms, Mrs, C,. K. San-f6rd, box 12, Margaretville. a6ip

FOR SALE—New machinery. One Oliver Industrial 80 tractor with Ware loader. New Holland bale loaders. The famous Interna-tional freezers and refrigerators E, L, Foote Son, Inc., Hobart, N. Y., phone 647L jSOc

County Picnic Aug. 17 Arrangements have been qomr

pleted for the Delaware county Grange picnic to be held at Legion park, Delhi, Aug. 14.

There are four rules to follow in building picnic fires:

First—Clear the ground of all inflammable material in a circle with a diameter of at least three feet.

Second—Build a fire only on bare mineral soil 6r rock. >

'nurd---Never build it against an old log.

Fourth—It doesn't take a htige fire, if it is properly built, to cook a meal.

Then, most important of all, be sure &U embers are extinguished befoce leaving the picnic grounds.

FOR SALE—Complete bathroom in . color at a bargain; bath in white; sinks-with cabinets; ex-tra lavatories; soil pipe and fittings; galvanized pipe and fittings; copper pipe and fittings Try us for prices, Fred San-ford. Margaretville. j30p

NEW AND USED 2 and 3-bumer Perfection oil-burning cook stoves, with and without ovens Also new shipment of waU and base kitchen cabinets and elec-tric and oil automatic water heaters, MargaretviUe Hard-ware, Meirgaretville, N. Y. jSOc

BLANKETS — Nashua, 72x84, double, top quality, excellent value, $6.25. Prepare now for those August nights and a sud den drop in temperature. Attrac-tive choice of colors. Steinhardt's Furniture Exchange, Fleisch-manns, N. Y. ; ' a6c

HIGHWAY HOME Well-built six-room; house, bath-

room, good cellar, bam, chicken house, garage, 5 acres, beautifully landscaped, $5,650, terms to suit,

LUKOW REALTY Margaretville, Phone 125

j30c

FOR SALE — Modern five-room bungalow, years old, with expansion attic ,oil burner, com-bination gas and coal range, fireplace, insulated, immediate occupancy, furnished or unfur-nished. Owner E. W. Chamber-lain, Knox avenue, DoWnsviUe. a^P

MAGIC CHEF domestic gas, coal and combination ranges, com-mercial ranges, Servel refrigera-tors, water heaters, Duo Therm oil space heateri . cozd or wood heaters,. Crosley appliances "Pyrofax" Superior Bottled Gag Service for Delaware county. Delaware Gas Service, 123 Dela-ware St., Walton, 'N. Y., phone 87-R, f6tf

FOR SALE—Puppies. Six litters of exceptionally nice AKC St. Bernards, $25 and up. Six litters AKC Cocker Spaniels, all colors, $20 and,up. Seven litters Collie-Shepherd cow dogs, some start-ing to Work, $10 up. Puppy plan without cash. Wormed and dis-temper vaccinated. I am over-stocked. Edna Gladstone, phone 36, Andes, N. Y. .

FOR SALE — Village properties: $7,500, 8 rooms and bath, cen-tral heat, garage,' % acre. $8,500 for 11 rooms and bath, central heat, garage, % acre. $12,500 for 10 rooms and bath, garage, 3-room annex. $9,0(X) for 7 rooms and bath, oil heat; garage. These proi)erties are attractive and in good condition. Demas »Mead, mgr. for I . A. §haver, Margaretville, N. Y , phcme 136-Y. a6p

FOR SALE—^Used New Idea hay loader; used Case side rake 1948 New Idea loader; New Idea 4-bar tractor ,and rake

, Eugene Newman, Deposit, N. Y phone 122-W. j30c

FOR RENT — Two large rooms with all improvements, stores within five minutes, bus at door. Write or phone Leon Nazimo witz, Shandaken, N. Y., phone Phoenicia 203-F-13, j30p

CHRYSLER, DeSoto, Dodge Pl^outh. Genuine MOipAR fac-toiy parts. As complete a stock as you will find anywhere. Try us first. Stout-Craft Motors, Margaretville. a9ti;

WINDOW SCREEN and storm window made to order. Get your made now. Also can make most anything else you desire Charles Greene, Wagner Ave Fleischmanns. N. Y. j23tf

FOR SALE in Walton Village duplex house, excellent location 6 rooms and bath each side; Inquire Mrs. tllizabeth Parker, Dunraven road, Margaretville, phone 22-R-3. j30c

FOR SALE—rSix-room house and lot with bam on Walnut street Margaretville, all hardwood floors, fireplace, fumace, won derful location. Inquire Mrs Jessie Cantwell, Margaretville phone, 86-F-4. " j2tf

FOR SALE — Lumber wagon for two horses, $40. Milk separator with gas engine, $50. Mowing machine for two horses, $20, Grindstone, $10. George Mani-lich, So. View Farm, Fleisch-manns. j30c

1947 2-TON DODGE, 5 speeds 1946 Dodge %-ton; Delco bat-teries ; Corduroy tires and tubes, Pennzoil motor, oil; Chevrolet parts and accessories; Dodge pickup cattle body. Sanford Chevrolet Co;, Inc., Margaret-ville. j30c

FOR SALE — 3-r6om bungalow with bath, 2. acres land, 14 by 18 ft. living room with stone fireplace and Heatilator, built-in cupboards, spring water, elec-tricity, insulated, new construc-tion. Howard J. Fairbairn Margaretville. j30p

BLANKET SALE at HARRIS'. Last Chance Sale ends Satur? day. Whatever the size or style . . . you'll be sure to find it at HARRIS'. Buy now—use our LAY-AWAY PLAN — and get your blankets for the coming winter at HARRIS'. j30c

FOR SALE — Myers hay track, grapple and harpoon forks, pulleys, rope % in. to % i True Temper and Union forks, milkers and milker pumps, one CunninghEim garden tractor, lawn mowers, several tractor tires, International freezers-and 11 cu. ft., Unadilla silos, two new 32x6 truck tires. Doug-las Kelly, Margaretville. j30c

WILL SACRIFICE ARKVILLE PROPERTY

Highway Corner Immediate Possession of LARGE STORE AND

FIVE-ROOM APARTMENTS TOTAL PRICE $4,100

CASH DOWN $600 BALANCE EASY TERMS

Income Out of 3 Additional Apts. H. T. LUKOW

j30c Margaretville, N. Y. -

MODERN FURNITURE for every room is now on display in our store in the center of Main street. Qur prices are 40% lower than elsewhere.' See our attractive kitchen cabinets and hanging cabinets, beautiful living room suites, dinette sets, rock-ers, chairs, beds and attractive assortment of lamps, end tables and linoleum rugs. We welcome your visit. Open evening. Stfein-hardt's Furniture Exchsuige, Fleischmanns, N. Y.

LOST AND FOUND

LOST tion . of MargaretviUe Club banner please

tig lo Rot ;ary contact

Demas Mead, Mai:i;aretviUe. j30c

LOST—Shell-rimmed glasses in a blade case on Saturday July in Margaretville. Reward if re-

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turned to Mrs. Shields, box; 74, Margaretville. j30p

WANTED WANTED—Broilers, 1% to 2 lbs

in weight. G. Wadler, Halcott Center, N. Y. j30p

WANTED^Model top sink, comer sink preferred. Trauring, phone Pine HiU 2151. j30c

WANTED—Two g laundry.. .Mrs. E shine Laundry, N. Y.

rls to work in ;a Finch, Sun-Fleischmanns,

330c

WANTED—German woman wants position as cook or baker, refer-ences. Call Fleischmanns 70 j30c

WANTED---Waitress and cham-bermaid, $25 week. Phone 102-W. Year-round work. Murray's Hotel, Margaretville. j30p

WANTED — Sell us your late model used car. Big demand, high prices. Stout-Craft Motors Margaretville, 100-W. jl8tf

WANTED—Lone Pine Mink Ranch will pay $8 to $20 for old and disabled horses according to sl-e. Phone Franklin 14-F-14 between 12-1 p. m. and after 6 p. m. m2tf

WANTED — We are now buying hard maple logs suitable for bowling pins in any quantityv Also in 18-inch lengths. Top prices paid. Cash on delivery our mill, Livingston Manor.

, Write or phone 101. Burr Sher-wood, Livmgston Manor. d26tf

WANTED TO BUY Tractor Workable Dairy Farm

Accessible Location Good Buildings

Quote Price (Bare and With Stock and Equipment)

Give Exact Location No Brokers

Write J. A. Harmon, Apt. 9-C 103 East 84th St., New York, N. Y. al3p

WANTED^MAPLE LOGS, SUIT-ABLE FOR BOWLING PINS. REGULAR OR 18" LENGTEIS. CAN BE HOLLOW. HIGHEST PRICES PAID ON THE STUMP, ON THE SKID-WAY, OR DELIVERED TO OUR YARD. CALL OR WRITE: ROCKLAND MAPLE CORP., ROSCOE, NEW YORK, PHONE ROSCOE 100. a2tf

Young Women We want the best saleswomen in

this territory. This is a young

firm with new ideas and expand-

ing. Excellent opportunity. Com-

plete details with references re-

quired in your reply. Box 121.

c/o News,

LEGAL NOTICES

CARPENTER and BUILDER Estimates Cheerfully Given

JOSEPH EISELE Margaretville, Phone lO-F-41

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BAZAAR — Methodist Church Thursday, Aug. 5. Open 10 a. m. Fancy articles, aprons, rugs, quilts, articles' for the baby. Grabbag. j30c

OH, YES, you builders, I estimate timber for your building and "cut" to fit. Yes, and I vwU put it up. Give me a lift. Arthur Conklin, Arena. a6p

PARADISE LODGE

DANCING EVERY WED. NITE

MargaretvUIe, U . Y .

Route 28

REAL ESTATE AU Kinds

TO. BUY, RENT, SELL Call, Phone or Write

STEINHARDT & STEINHARDT Licensed Real Estate Brokers

Phone 115 Fleischmanns, N. Y. a2tf

NOTICE—^Rising prices on every hand compell us to take a step which most shops took a long time ago— to raise prices of work. Beginning'Aug. 1 we will charge 75c for haircuts and 40c for shaves. Bell & Myers, Margaretville; Z. Eighmey, ^rk-ville. j30c

FOR RENT FOR RENT—Furnished rooms by

the week, month or season. M. Willnus, Margaretville. je25tf

FOR RENT—3 or 4-room apart-ments, heat and hot water the year around, furnished or un-furnished. References exchanged. Mrs, Alice Singer, box 14, Fleischmanns^N. Y. j30p

FOR SALE House—10 rooms and bath, newly reconditioned, on hard road, one ac re land, garage , room above garage, ideal for boarding or roomlitig house, located miles from town, price $6,sop, $8,000 cash, bal . terms.

MELVIN MAYES Fleischmanns, N. V.

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

60 YXLABS EXPERIENCE IN TOWN EVERT 2 WEEKS

Send Orders to : Prof. Albert B. Tondra

87 Mt. Hope Blvd. Hastings on Hudson, N. Y.

or to Mrs. Don Gowan, Margaretvi l le

Phone 3-F-2 Mr . John Vermllyea, Arkvi l le

Phone 58-R

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Finch's Frozen Foods, Inc.

SPECIAL Ocean Perch 35c a Pound

5-lb. pkg» - 33c lb.

PEAS in 5-lb. pkg. . . lb. 27c

ICE CREAM Cocoanut Fruit, Coffee, Black Raspberry, Chocolate,

Vanilla, Butterscotch, Maplemut, Lemon, Strawberry

NOTICE is, hereby given that License No. LB-17356 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer and cider* to be consumed off the premises where sold, at Harrison Barnes store on the south side of Main street in the viUage of Arkville, N. Y. Har-rison Barnes, Arkville, N. Y.

hereby given ^-2636 has been

tha t NOTICE is License No. EB issued to the undersigned' under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell cider and beer to be consumed on the'premises where sold, at The Hug-Bus Restaurant at 116 Bridge street in JKe village of Margaretville, N. Y. Hugh C. Clark and Isaac L. Clark Jr., Margaretville,- N. Y. jSOp

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. SB-760 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisidns of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell beer to be. consumed on the premises where sold, at Toth Hotel on the south side of route 30 in the village of Arena, N. Y. Mary Toth, Arena, N. Y. j30p

NOTICE is hereby given that License No/ HOP-3498 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell liquor and wine not to be con-sumed on the premises where sold, at Inez G. Dehmel Hotel on the west side of Delaware avenue in the Village of Andes, N. Y. Inez G. Dehmel, Andes, N. Y. a6c

NOTICE is hereby given that License No. SL-1480 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law to sell liquor, wine and beer to be con-sumed on the premises where sold, at Parnassos Hotel-on the north side of HsQcott road in the township of Middletown, N. Y. Michael Mands and Her-cules Nicholaides, Fleischmanns, N. Y. a6c

IN

FLEISCHMANNS IT'S

MONAHAN FOR

CHOICE FOOD-WINES AND UQUORS ; —SPECIAL—

Try Our HOME-MADE PIES

Adjoining A & P Store on Main Street

C. a FROUDE Oldest established CXORCWBAOTOB Kingston & vicinity pract ice since 1914.

S19 WftU St. Newberry Bnilding

Dev<doper of the Morrison Health fifieiaod, which eli ihinates unneces-

s a r y spinal X-rays. Fhope 4048. U BO answer , OSLL 68T B o n n : 8 to 4 and by anp<riiitiiiient

Oradoate nnrse In Attendaote

M. H. SANFORD & SON Hiardwarc

ARENA

Farm and Home Supplies

ers Hay Cars, Forks, Pulleys, Track

See Us on Your Paintiiig Needs White Lead Linseed Oil Turpentine

Ful l One of Benjamin Moore Pa in t s

AMMUNITION and FISHING TACKLE

Household Items Enamelware 'Aluminum Cooking: Utensi ls Revere Ware

Complete O n e of Pyrexware

We Have on Display a 10-Ft. Westinghouse Dual Temp. Refrigerator —Large Freezer Compartment

DeLaval Freezers, Milkers, Separators, Repair Parts, Pulso Pump Oil

WILSON FARM FREEZERS ' ZENITH RADIOS - RADIO TUBES

Goodyear Pass, and Truck Tires Some £ x t r a Good Buys in the Following Overstock:

6.5Qbd5 4-Ply Pass . T i res O t e g ^ Tubes 9.50x20 liamlMiient Tires 11.00x!34 Tractor Tires

^ ^ 7.50x20 10-Ply Track Tires

DELCO AUTO BATTERIES for All Cars Limited Quantity of Zerex and Prestone. Wliich Will

Be Scarce This Winter

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