CATSKItX. M O m rrA fV WKWB Mtogaretvffle. Y4 Rddiy. ju ly29 .1955

D. J. STOUTENBURGHOpen Evenings

KELL.T COBNEBS, N. Y.

SAVE On First QuaKty

OUTSroE WHITE PAINT

Sherwin-Williams or Kyanize

First QoaUty Outside WUte GaL $6.25

Special discount when pur­chased in lots of 5 gal. or more.

Central One - Coat Outside White

Gal. $4.95

Dupont Outside White Duco Wiiite Enamel

Sherwin-Williams and Kyanize Porch and Deck

Thmnndo

TUTTLE’S Paint and Wallpaper Store

Phone 1S71 Margaretville

Stanley Hoombeek Died At Kingston Wednesday

Stanley F. Hoombeek, 64, for the major part of his life promi­nent in the affairs of Arkville, died Wednesday noon at the Benedictine hospital in Kingston ^fter a lingering illness.

His funeral will be held at the Arkville Methodist church tomor­row, Saturday, at 2 p. m. Inter­ment will be in the Margaretville cemetery. Rev. Eugene Crabb will officiate at the ceremony.

Mr. Hoombeek was the son of the late F i^ k Hoombeek of Arkville and his wife, Emily Crawford. He was bom March 4, 189r. He had been a surveyor and real estate salesman for many years. During the last 10 years he had been an expert witness in the condemnation of property in this valley. He was a member of

I the Arkville Methodist church ' and of the Halcottville Grange.

Mrs. Hoombeek and a son, George, survive.

T w o F i r e s

H O M E L I T EOne Man Chain Saw

No other saw can match it for all purpose cutting oa a farm. Oaijr 22 pounds . . . easy to operate. And 3.5 actual dynamometer rated brake horsepower.. . much more power atid dependabilitf ■dian any other saw its size.

Ask for free demonstration.

Straight blades or bow saws FAIRBAIRN

LUMBER CORP.Phone 2297 Kargaretviile, N . T.

O N T E O R ATHEATRE

' Phone Heisciunanns 8608 Shows Dally—2:80, 7:80. 9:80

Thursday Friday Saturday July 28-29-30

You’re Never Too YoungDean Martin - Jerry liewis

(Vistavision and Color)

Sunday M<mday Tuesday July 81, Aug. 1-2

‘S e v e n Y e a r I tc h ^Marilyn Monroe - Tom Ewell

(Cinemascope and Color)

Wednesday-Thursday Aug. 8-4“IT CAME FROM

BENEATH THE SEA”Kennetii Tobey Faith DMnergue

Friday-Saturday Aug. 6-6

"Tke Mae from Laramie”James Stewart

Arthur KennedyCathy O'DtHmell

(Cinemascope & Technicolor)

Mrs. Elinor Moore Died Here Wednesday

Mrs. Elinor L. Moore died at the Margaretville hospit^ Wed­nesday. Her funeral will be held at the Advent Christian church in this village tomorrow, Satur­day, at 10 a. m. In the absence of her pastor, Rev. Earl Naegele will officiate at the services. In­terment will be made in the Gavett cemetery in the Millbrook valley.

Mrs. Moore was bom Dec. 9, 1877. Her husband, Elmer Moore, died eight years ago. She was a long-time member of the Advent Christian church. She is survived by a son, Edwin H., of Philadel- I*ia, Pa.

Many New Kingston Folks Are lU

New Kingston, July 25.—Miss Ellen Gray returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. / Cecil Sanford where she is employed. She spent ten days in Margaretville hospi­tal suffering a spinal operation. She is making a good recovery. By a coincidence, Ellen’s fiance, James Anderson, of Delhi was in the same hospital, same time, for an appendicitis operation. He is gaining.

Wayne, eight-year-old son of Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Sanford,'fell on broken glass while at play July 15, cutting his elbow open. He was taken to the office of Dr. Palen, where several stitches closed the wound.

Mrs. Donald Monington spent a few days last week in Margaret­ville hospital for x-rays

Comelius Sanford was admitted to the hospital July 22 for obser­vation and treatment.

Dennis Sanford returned to his home on Sunday from Margaret­ville hospital.

Taxpayers OK Moving Of Arena Fire House

Taxpayers in the Arena fire dis­trict Tuesday night confirmed an earlier decision to move the Arena fire house to a new location up the Millbrook. A special meet­ing attended by more than a dozen interested persons was held at the fire house to take up the matter.

The vote was 7-0; all those present were not taxpayers. The site chosen is on the Wickham farm about three miles from the present location.

Pay $10 for Fishing On Posted Stream

WiUiam Dobbins of the Bronx was apprehended fishing in posted Dry Brook Saturday. He was taken before Justice of the Peace Orson Haynes. He pleaded guilty and paid a fine of $10.

He said he did not imderstand the posted signs, he thought they were like “keep off the grass” signs in New York. Judge Haynes wamed him that a second offense would keep him off the grass for a considerable period.

R . S . P . C H E R R I E SFROZEN

3 0 -lb . t i n . . $4 .99

1 0 -lb . t i n . . $ 2 2 5

FINCH’S FROZEN FOODS, INC., MargaretviUe

BUILDING SUPPLIES215-lb. 3-IN-l SHINGLES............................ ..$7.0055-lb. ROLL ROOFING................................ .$2.6090-lb. GREEN, RED-BLACK____________ .$3.401x5 PINE ROOFERS.-----------------------bd.ft. 10c1x3 NO. 1 COM. OAK FLOORING.. .. .bd. ft. 22c1x3 CLEAR OAK FLOORING..,_____ bd. ft. 25c1x3 U n iJT Y PINE FLOORING._____bd. f t 10c1x6 NOVELTY SIDING.____________b d .ftl5 c1x8 SHIPLAP_____________________ bd. f t 12cMed. W t Fibre Glass RoU Type Insulation..sq. f t 6c

5% DISCOUNT CASH AND CARRY

Fairbaim Lumber Corp.Phone 2297 ' Margaretville, N. Y.

(Continued from page 1)trie wiring was burned down, cut­ting off power to the Sanford home and a nearby well, which could have furnished additional water.

The day was one of the hottest of the year. Sweating firemen used brooms to keep the flames from spreading into the woods. There was enough moisture in the hemlock needles to thwart IJie spread of the fire up through tlie trees. Firemen spent a few anxious moments as a bottled gas tank flared up after heat had melted the plug.

-All Furnishings l« s t ■None of the furnishings and

equipment in the cabin could be saved. Miss Martin said that she had a considerable amount of clothing, dishes and personal ef­fects stored in the building.

She had offered the camp for sale in last week’s News. The cabin and property had an esti­mated value of $2,0(X). Miss Mar­tin said that it would cost about $1,500 to replace the contents, some of which were irreplaceable heirlooms.

The only insurance was a $1,500 policy carried on the camp by the previous owner, Ralph Brown. Since the fire, Miss Mar­tin has had several answers to the ad frofn out-of-town folks who were unaware the camp had burned.

Cause Undetermined Clause of the Are was imdeter-

mined. Mrs. Sanfofd said that the camp had been visited a short ■time before by a couple in a car, but that they had left as she was about to take her shower.

Miss Martin speculated that a cigarette dropped in the dry grass had smoldered and burst into flames, spreading to the cabin. She said that the cabin was locked, and she had the only key.

Given Surprise Bridal Shower Friday Evening

Belleayre, July 26.—^Kathleen Hillriegel was guest of honor at a surprise bridal shower Friday evening in the basement of the Margaretville A d v e n t church. Thirty-seven friends were present. Hostesses were Thelma Taylor, Harriett Hillriegel and Dawn Buerge, who will be the bride’s attendants at the August wedding.

Cub Scouts Take Delhi Nine Second Time

The Margaretville Cub Scout baseball team won from Delhi a second time on the local diamond Wednesday night by a score of 14-4. This is the fourth straight win for the locals. Two more games remain on the schedule— one at Hamden on Aug. 2 and a final one at Andes on Aug. 10.

REAL ESTATEFOR SALE OR RENT—4 modem

cottages in Fleischmanns on Halcott road. It’s a bargain. Will sell separately or alL Write or call Roccanovei, Fleischmanns27-J-2. 2jy29p

FOR SALE— H(»ne of 10 rooms, la r^ bam, 3 acres, excellent spring, improvements through­out Write Harris, New Kings­ton, or phone Andes 21i *. Huggins. 12o7p

FOR SALE—5-room residence in Delhi, including bath, two bed­rooms, oil heat, gas hot water heater, one-car garage. Con­venient location. Immediate possession. William Van Wag­ner, 3 Bridge St., Delhi, ph(me28-R. 2jy29c

FOR SALE—Village butcher shop, formerly Etts meat market (Complete new modmi equip­ment, store building and 5-room apartoent Must sacrifice. $2,000 down, baL on mortgage at 5%. Extrusive with Lukow Realty, Margaretville 2251. jelOtf

FOR SALE — Beautiful country home overlooking lake, hard­wood floors, oil hot air heat, gas water heater, fireplace, guest house, 2-car garage with water, lights and' heat, lawns, rock gardens, 2 water reservoirs, oiled driveway. Price reason­able. You cannot see its beauty until you drive in. N. L. Lattin, Halcottville, N. Y. 4jy29c

FOR SALE — 5 acres, bungalow colony of 5, each is furnished, $12,000 for all; 5-room house, bath, electric, large lot, garage, $6,500; 4-apartment building, basemen, large lot, $9,000; 125- acre farm, bam, 7-room house, bath, electric, $8,000; 6-room house, bath, deep well, electric,

_garage, 3 acres, $6,500;'■7-room house, bath, heat, electee, ga­rage, $10,000. Willard F. San­ford, i^one 1715, Margaretville. 5jy29c

Too Late to ClassifyWANTED—^Trailers in the Air-

irt trailer park. Inquire 2156 ■tville.

(XOSE-OUT PRICE on 40 bales of Giant Grip baler twine at $6.75 a bale. Douglas Margaretville. N. Y.

WANTED—S<nneone to help padc and grade eggs, year-round j ' Duboveck’s Poultty Farm, M garetviUe, N. Y. jy29c

FOR SALE—New H 6ov» vacuum cleaner, store price $9750, sd l for $75, never be&i out of box. Harold Ladenheim, Margaret­viUe 1541. jy29c

SPECIAL PRICE on one FarmaU Super C danonstrator with mower; no reas<»iable offer re­fused. One used McCormidc No. 45 baler, com p lete over­hauled. DcMidas Kdly, Mar- garetville„ N. Y. 2a5c

FOR RENTFOR RENT — Cottage on Perch

lake, starting July 30. Phwie Andes 2847. jy29p

FOR RENT—5 rooms and bath. Harvey Slauson, Halcottville, phone Roxbury 4656. jy29tf

FOR RENT — Small house in Kelly Comers, $20 per month, electric lights. Wemer Anderegg, Kelly Comers. jy2^

FOR RENT — Four rooms, fur- nishe4 $60 monthly, Brunner Apts., Church street,-Margaret­ville, Lukow Realty, 2251. m20tf

FOR RENT—Smith farm at Dun- raven, good l^vel land, new modem bungalow, situated on hard surface road. Opportunity for good farmer, f ’hohe Mar-

tville 0229. Samuel Smith.

LOST AND FOUNDFOUND — Money, Fleischmanns.

Rightful owner may claim. Box K, c/o News. 3al2p

STRAYED—^Black female dachs­hund, exp^ting puppies, small white strip on face; name. Penny; license 25-7348, vaccina­tion 426367. Phone Margaret­ville 2172 or Catherine DaviSj ArkviUe. jy29p

REWARD LOST—Four-year-old male

beagle since July 20, name “Peppi,” last seen in Pine Hill. Might have traveled farther. Please contact Joseph Hombeck, Pine Hill, 2161 or Dr. O. H. Reisser, Pine Hill 3481.jy29c '

HELP WANTEDHELP WANTED—Loggers. E. J.

(jormley Lumber Co., Phoenicia, N. Y. ' 3a5p

WANTED—Assistant to cook in boarding house. Please call evening. Margaretville 0228. jy29c

WANTED—Girl to make beds and keep house 5 days a week, day job, meals included, sleep out. Box R, c/o News. jy29c

HED? WANTED — Rdiable woman, good plain cook, first 2 weeks in August. References. Private family. Write Box E, c/o News.

WANTED — Young kitchen ^man, some restaurant experience, nights, good job. Bim’s Trail Rest, route 28, Margaretville. jy29c

SITUATIONS WANTEDPOSITION WANTED — Experi-

epced baby sitter, day ot n i^ t. Mrs. Alice Singer, phone FleisA -

manns 323. 4a5c

SITUATION WANTED—Painting, roofing and general outdoor work, satisfaction and reason­able rate, by contract or hour. Bob Schneider, Dry Brook road, Arkville, phone 2^0. 6s2p

BUSINESS SERVICESHAND and circuits saws filed.

Leave at Merritt’s, Margaret­ville. CiSiarlie's Fix-It Shop, box 234. JelOtf

SEWAGE DISPOSAL SERVICE— For cesspools and septic tanks. Affiron Bros., Dellri, N. Y. — 240.

WANTEDWANTED TO BUY—liv e pigeons,

20c each. Box C, c/o News. jy29p

WANTED — Used desk, in good condition. Contact Bacolas Pon­tiac, Margaretville, phone 2065.

SALE — 1947 Dodge truck. Also two truck bodies. Irving Campbell, Andes, i^one Andes 2521.

WANTED — Livestock, calves, cows, buUs. L^worth J a cq ^ , Andes, N. Y., phone Andes 2051 or 2664. s3tf

WE BUY Oriental and C3iinese rugs, large size preferred, in good condition. Phone Pine Hill 3201. 7a26p

WANTED — Ride to Ithaca to NYABC cattle show on Aug. 6. Contact Mrs. Howai^d Samuels, phone Margaretville 1677. jy29c

WANTED — Basswood logs, 12 inches and up in diameter. De­livered our milL Mayes (Com­pany,. Fleischmanns. f4tf

WANTED—Birch logs, 12 inches and m> in diameter. Delivered our mill in Fleischmanns. Mayes Ccmipany, phcme' Fleischmanns 161. fU tf

OAK LOGS WANTEI>—12 indies and up in diameter, 4 ^ , 9, 13% and 18-foot lengttis, delivered our mill. The Mayes Co., Fleisdimanns, phone 15L aStf

WANTED—(For cash) old glass­ware, diina, kerosene lamps, tables, diairs, bureaus, boards, stands, desks, cord beds,

powder 1m »iis, dotto,bdls, jewOry, cut glass,

dolls. Anything old. Write James Cain. Roscoe, N. Y. n l4tf

WANTED— Dairy farm, reason­ably priced. 100 acres and up, Delaware, county. Bare farm with s<Hne madiinery preferred, but will omsider (derating

NO A (ffiN C 3E S-^vate only. B ox’S, c/o C!ats-

News. jy2^

WANTEn>—Have individual dirat and organizati<m, both interest­ed in immediate purdiase of large tracts of land« between 450 and 3,000 acres. Hilly, un- tillaWe, cut-over property, un- suited for cultivation most sat- isfactory. Buildings not re­quired but if available can prob­ably be used. Send detailed in­formation to Bose R, care News. jy29p

CtassHled Ads and Cards of Thanks 15c Per IJna, BOnlmnm 60 Cents, Count 6 Words Per lin e

CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES

Classified advertising in this newspaper is 15 cents per line, the type set in 8 point To estimate number of lines figure 5 ordinary- sized words to the line, longer words will run 4 to the line. Psurts of a line count full line. Count all words, induding signature and address.

Dlspl:^ in Qassified is $1.50 per column inch.

FOR SALEFOR SALE—One used girl’s bi­

cycle. Lyime Sanford, phoneMargaretville 1667. jy29c

FOR SALE—^Firestone tire, 6.50 xl6, hasn’t gone 1,000 miles. C. Morton, Pine HiU. jy29p

FOR SALE — Giant Grip baler twine, $6.95 bale. E. M. D^ker,Andes. •jyl5tf

TUBELESS TIRES at the price of regular for-limited time only. Jenkins Esso Service, Margaret­ville. jy29c

EX>R s a l e — Several table top ' gas ranges, good condition. Phone Fleischmanns 162-M. jy29c

FOR SALE—Extra fine shale to repair muddy drivevirays and roads. Frank’s Trucking, phone 3461, Big Indian. jelOtf

BIRC3I FLUSH D(X)RS in any stock size, stain grade, $10.50 each, at Briggs Lumber C:om- pany of Roxbury. jy29c

FOR SALE-^Four-bumer electric range, $25. (3ermondr apa ment over Victory Store, Mar­garetville. jy29p

INSULATION SHEATHING in2 f t by 8 f t or 4 f t by 9 ft. size in stock at Briggs Lumber Ctompany of Rorf)ury. ll% c square foot

FOR SALE—Frigidaire, excellent condition, used 2 months, size STD 7.6, price $150. Morris J. Rubin, Church street, Mar; retville. jyl

FOR SALE—2 modem gas hotel ranges. Can be used separately or as a pair. Large ovens. Ms Toth, MargaretviUe, phone 21 jel7tf

FOR SALE—Bulldozer, $1200; 2- door “Carrier” freezer, $100; new gas hot water heater, $75; Frigidaire, $50; odds and ends. Sacrifice. Phone Andes 2310. py22p

FOR SALE-36, 39, 48 and 54- indi innerspring mattresses, all new material and delivered, $21.50; flat springs and bed frames, $8.50 each; coil springs, $12.50. Gtood selection on hand. Wadler Bros., Halcott Center. 2jy29c

FOR SALE — Fairbanks-Morse pumps. We carry in stock a pump that will solve your prob­lems. Also plastic, steel and copper pipe. See us or your local plumber. Smith’s Plumb­ing and Electrical Supplies, Margaretville. jy29c

WILSON, a freezer to try and see why you should buy. We will rent to responsible parties a 15 f t , 19 f t , 24 ft., chest; 25 or 35 f t upright freezer and give credit on same if you dedde to buy. Before you buy, try Murdock’s of BhxHnville. Open Saturday PM and evenings 7:30 to 9:30. Closed Sundays, d lltf

FOR SALE—Hotpoint and G. E. reconditioned electric ranges, $ ^ to $75, good for m?my years of dependable service. One small apartment electric washer. One Hotpoint automatic washer. One 6-bumer deluxe gas range at a bargain. Smith’s Plumbing and Electrical Supplies, Margaret­ville. jy29c

USED AUTO PARTS

We may have what you need and can save you money.

New parts for older model cars at 50% discount

S’TOUT-CRAFT MOTORS f llt f

M c C U L L O C H

America’s Best Selling

One-Man Chain Saw $200 and Up

WEST SHOKAN GARAGE

Sales, Service and Parts

Phone Shokan 2573. Open Sundays nStf

CARD q F THANKS

We wish to thank all the fire Apartments, friends, neig}ib<»:s and all who helped us during and after our mill fire. jy29c Fairbaim Lbr. CTorp.

We wish to thank all those who contribute^ baked, sold and bmig^t to make our last Friday’s sale sudi a success.

S & H Committee Greene V all^ Grange

I wish to express my sincere thanks to my many friends for cards, flowers and other rem«n* birances during my stay in the Margaretville hospital jy29c Mrs. David Williams

Mrs. Delia Gray wants to thank Aricville folks for many nice let­ters and cards her sistet received while . in the Oneonta hoc^taL Mrs. (kay thanks th m for many sy n ^ th y cards at the time of her sister’s death. jy29p

FOR SALEFOR SALE— Two yoxmg ser

boars, cheap. John RobertsArkville, phone 0424.

service Jr.,

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FOR SALE—$29.95 chUd’s heavy duty B. M. C. Senior tractor, chain drive, price $15., Mrs. Harriet Venus, Margaretville, phone 0351. jy29c

SPECIAL for August: Dairyylea orange pineapple ice cream, % gal. 98c, pint 35c. Also Dairylea

.butter. Douglas Kelly, Ma retville, N. Y.

CAMPING and fishing needs for all sportsmen. We are exdusive agent for Brownmg shotguns and pistols in this area. Live bait, worms, licensed pistol dealer. Used guns bought and sold. Army & Navy Store, Margaretville. 4al2c

HOTELMEN, get those beautiful direct color post card and bro­chure pictures taken now while your place looks its best No charge whatever until you ac-

lictures. BOB WYER, Y. PHONES 322

.rating in 10 coun­ties. Ni Y. state’s largest dis­tributor ,of Dexter Natural (3olor post cards and brochi also aerial irfiotography. jyli

MISCELLANEOUSMY OFFIC3E will be dosed from

July 30 until after Labor d Attomey Mabel D. Fenton. 2s

DON’T FORGET the annual cafe­teria s u p p e r , Presbyterian church, Jidy 28, 5:15 p. m. on. 50c minimum. 2jy29p

ROUND AND SQUARE Dancing every Friday. Tick’s C^ino, Highmount. Music by Haynes Wranglers. jy22c

SECOND Annual (Commission Auction sponsored by Roxbury Rotary (Tlub, Saturday, Aug. 6, 1 p. m.. Masonic Hall, Roxbury.1 p. n jy29c

IC E CREAM FESTIVAL at Hal­cottville Grange Saturday, July 30, 2 p. m., continuing through evening. Lunches, sundaes, banana splits. Will appreciate your patronage. jy29c

Eagle Nest Antique Shop Route 212, M t Tremper, N. Y.

Invites Your Visit Furniture, (Thina, Glass - Brie Brae, Lamps

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BAZAAR—The annual bazaar of the Arkville WSCS win be held at McMullen’s store July .27, beginning at 10:30 a, m. Baked goods, fancy artides, quilts and rugs, aprons, punch and candy. jy22c

NOTICEI am a candidate for ncanination

for office of SOperintendent of Highways at the Republican pri­mary in September. I will appre- date the support of my friends.

Marvin Bussy 4al2c Arkville

LEGAL NOTICESNOTICE is hereby gjven that

License No. 13-A-77 has been issued to the undersigned under the provisions of the Alccrfiolic Beverage Control Law to sell beer and dder not to be cbn- sumed m i flie premises where sold, at Denver Store on the southeast side of Denver-Vega road, Denver, N. Y. John and Jean Snipas, d /b/a Denver Store, Denver, N. Y. 2 j y ^

AUTOMCmiLESSTOUT-CRAFT SPECIALS

No Reasonable Offer Refused1950 CSievrolet 4-door sedan.1950 Ford 2-door sedan.1948 GMC 2-ton dump.1937 Dodge coupe pickup. 1939 DeSoto coupe.1948 Cairysler convertible.

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TIETBOHL’S BASEMENT SPECrtALS

7.00x20 8-ply tires, $45.7.00x16 6-ply used.7.00x16 4-ply used.6.70x16 4-ply used.6.00x16 4-ply used.6.00x16 recap.Chevrolet and, Olds parts, all

war parts reduced to sell quii If it’s automotive, try Tietbohl’s

first ___TIETBOHL’S, INC.

Delhi 276jy29p

■nETBOHL’S USED CARS 1954 C^ievrolet 2-door.1953 Oievrolet 210 2-door.1952 Chevrolet 4-door.1951 Pontiac 4-door, std. trans.^

heater and radio.3—1950 (3ievrolets, 2 and 4-door.1948 (Chevrolet 2-door.1952 Wmys 4-wheel drive Jeep

station wagon.1953 Dodge %-ton pickup, only

24,000 miles.TtETTBOHL’S, INC.126 Main St., Delhi.

PhcHie 276jy29p

PINDAR’S USED CARS Grand Gorge, N. Y.

Six 1954 Chevrolets, all types and colors.

Three 1953 Chevrolets, low mile­age.

1952 Chevrolet 2-door sedan.1951 caievrolet 4-door sed^ .1950 Buick 4-door sedan.1949 (Chevrolet convertible.1949 Nash 2-door sedan.1948 Dodge Club coupe.1954 Fordamatic sedan.1951 Hudson Pacemaker sedan. 1951 Plymouth Csunbridge sedan.1951 (Chevrolet hard top.1950 (Chevrolet sedan, special.1949 (Chevrolet DeLuxe 2-dbor. jy29c

U S E D C A R S

Are Moving Faster Than Ever Because Prices Are Slashed-

’54 Ford 4-door Custom.’54 (Chevrolet Belair 2-door.’54 Hudson Homet 4-door.’53 Stude. (Champion coupe.^2 Stude. (Champion 2-door.’50 Oldsmobile H^dramatic 4-door ’50 Dodge Meadowbrook 4-door.’49 (Chevrolet Fleetline 2-door.’49 Nash 2-door.

Many Others Coming Trade-Ins Accepted Easy Bank Terms

D e la w a r e M o to r sPhone 2251 Margaretville

NOnCCE TO BIDDERS The .Board of Education of

(Central School District No. 2 of the Towns of Roxbury and Mid­dletown, (County of Delaware (in accordance with Sec. 103 of Arti­cle 5A of the Cieneral Munidpal Law) hereby invites submission of sealed bids on No. 5 fuel oil, milk, ice cream for use in the school of the district. Bids will be received until 4:00 p. m. on the 10th day of August at the office of the Roxbury (Central SchooL All bids filed will be opened publidy on August 11, 1955, at 8:30 p. m. by the Board of Education at the office of said schooL Specifica­tions and bid forms may be ob­tained at the same office. The Board of Education reserves the right to reject all bids. Any bid submitted wiU be binding imtil date of opening.

The Board of Education of (Central School District No. 2 of the Towns of Roxbury and Middletown, (County of Dela­ware, Roxbury, N. Y.

By R. C. DORRAN(CE Purchasing Agent

August 1, 1955 jy29c

IN MEMORIAMIn loving memory of our aunt,

Angel^t Blish, who passed away seven years ago--July 26, 1948: You have left a beautiful memory And a sorrow too great to be told; But to us who loved and lost you Your memory will never grow old.

Her girls,Frances, Ruth and Alyse

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AUTOMOBILESFOR SALE — 1951 GMC Diesel

tractor, model 650. excdJent condition, ideal for dump truck conversion. Call Rosbtny 4431. je24tf

FOR SALE — 1953 Buidc Si , Rivier^ power steering, wlute- wall tires, dynaflow, colw red and black. Bacolas Pontiac, Margaretville. jy29c

HOUSE TRAILER—1955 Skyline, 32 ft., sleeps six, inlaid tile floor, siiower and tub, 8 cu. f t Frigidaire, floor heat, hot water heato:, dUiette se t all com- idetely equipped, brand n ^ . Regular, list price $3195, sale price $2995, D. J. Stoutenf Kelly Owners.

GOOD USED CARS1953 Chevrolet 4-door sedan.1952 Dodge station wagon, 4-door,

all metal.1951 Buick. Spedal 4-door sedan.1951 Dodge (Coronet (Club coupe.1950 Ford 2-door sedan, radio,

heater, bldck.1949 Ford Z^door sedan, maroon,

radio, hrater.1949 Biddc Super conv., radio,

heater, dynaflow, >1>lack.

Low Down Ps^ment

Long Easy Payment

A n d r e ’s B u ic kPhone 0481 Mfirgaretville

Our annual Drag ’Em In, Push ’Em In Sale. It’s just beginning.

We will allow $300 on any vehicle, even if you have to drag it or push it into our lot, on a 1955 Ford Pickup, so come a’runnin’ and be among.the many, who will take advantage of this outstanding offer.

If you have no way to drag it or push it, we’ll come and get it.A. H. Todd & Son, Inc.

Fleischmanns, N. Y. Phone Fleischmanns 12 or

Margaretville 2071 jy29c , .

FOR SALE1953 Hudson Super Jet, 2-t(nie

greei^ 4-doOT sedan, radio and beateip. ; Miles of good trans- p6rtati(» with low operating cost.

1952- Hudscm Super Wasp, ligjit preent 4-door sedan, radio and leater. (Clean inside and out.

1952 Buidc Roadmaster, dark green, 4-door sedan, radio, heater, Dynaflow.

1951 Chevndet blade, dub coupe,' only a heater, dean as a wiiistle.1950 Hudson Pacmaker. blade,

4-door sedan, radio and lieater, dean.

1949 Hudson Stqier 6 Cdub coupe, radio and heater, new blwk paint A-1 condition.

TRUCKS1952 Dodge %-ton {Hdnip.1949 Dodge %-ton pickup. Above

avei^ge cmdition for the year. It’s had good care.

1949 ca cc ^ .tcV A N -------

. GSARAGE = ' - w * PhMie 3451 Roxboiy, N.

LEGAL NOTICESNO-nCE TO BIDDERS

Sealed bids are requested for the transportation of approa-maitely 15 pupils of school district number 14, Middletown, N. Y., for one year beginning with the school year 1955-^.

The following is the route or routes of the transportation vehide:

Dist. line following Redkill Val­ley to Little Redkill Rd., then to Hull’s house, then to Fleischmanns High School.

Form of proposal, copy of pro­posed contract and envelop in which to inclose bid may be ob­tained from Glenford C. Hull. Fleischmanns, N. Y., on request

Sealed bids on the forms and in the envelops provided for the pur-

are to be in the hands of_______ C. HuUk Fleischmanns.N. Y.. not later than August 5, 1955, at 8 p. m. They wiU be publidy opened at School House, Bedell, N. Y.. at 8 p. m. August9, 1955.

rOie trustee hereby reserves the right to reject any or aU bids.

GLENFORD C. HULL FRANK S. KELLY

District No. 14, Town of Middle­town, (CWmty of Delaware.

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NOTICE TO BIDDERS Re: Station Wagon

’The Board of Education of (Cen­tral School District No. 1 of the ■Towns of Middletown, Andes, Bo­vina, Roxbury, Delaware Ctounty, and HardenlM^h, Ulstor Counly, State of New Ywk, requests sealed bids for: -

One 8-passenger V8 Station Wagon

All station wagons shall meet the RegiOations . of the CCranmis- sioner of Education of the State of New York Relating to School Bus Rules, Standards and Sped- fications, the rules and regula­tions of the Motor Vehide Bureau and the rules and regulations of the Public Service Commission of the State of New York.

Detailed spedfications may be secured frwn the Margaretville Central School office.

Sealed bids are to be in the hand of the derk, Margaret E. Thompson, Margaretville, New York, not later than 4:00 p. m., DST, August 15, 1955. This will be publidy opened at the (Central School, Margaretvflle, N. August 15, 1955, at 8:00 p. m.

A certified check equal to 5% of the net bid shall accompany each proposal. The Board of Ed­ucation reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

ERIC STANGE President Board oi Ecltl^Stlda MARGARET E. THOMPSON Clerk, Board of Education

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NOTICCE TO BIDDERSSealed bids are requested for

the transportation of pupils of Margaretville Central School dis­trict for the school year 1955-56 on each of the following routes for approximately 183 days.1. Winter Hollow route to New

Kingston — approximately 13 pupils — estimated trip mile­age, 17

2.' Rider Hollow route to Dry Brook route—approximately 6 pupils — estimated trip mile­age, 4.4

3. (Cross Mountain route to Mill­brook route—approximately 6 pupils — estimated trip mile­age, 6.6

Vehides to be used must meet requirranents of Public Service (Commission.

Form of proposal, copy of pro­posed contract and envelop in which to inclose bid may be ob­tained from the undersigned on request.

Sealed bids on the forms and in the envelops provided for the pur­pose are to be in the hands of the undersigned not later than 4 p. m.

1955. n iey wiU be in^ at Margaretville

August 15, 1955.

•The Board of Education hereby reserves the right to reject any or all bids.

MARGARET E. THOMPSON (Clerk, Board of Education Margaretville (Central School

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ONTEORA (CENTRAL SC3KX>L Boiceville, New York

NO’H(CE TO BIDDERS Sealed bids are requested for

the transportation of aKWoxi- mately 875 pupils of the Onteora (Central School, District No. 1 of the Towns of Olive, Shandaken, Woodstock, Marbletown and Hur­ley, Ulster (County and Lexington, Greene (County, New York, for the school year 1955-56.

Bids and all information relative to main bus and feeder routes and number of, pupils on each route are available at the Board of Edu­cation Office, Onteora Central Sdiool, Boiceville, New Yorit. There w ill be a^nioximately 14-15 main bus rootes and approidmate-ly 12 feeder routes.

(Contractors to wiiom bids are awarded must furnish evidence of insurance in the amounts required by the Board of Educaticm. Suc­cessful bidders <xi main bus routes will be required to furnish a per­formance bond.

All bids must be accompanied by detailed description of type ot equ^iment to be used.

Sealed bids cm the forms aflS in the envelope provided for the pur­pose are to be in the hands of Justus North. District (deric. Board of Education Office, Boice-

New York, not later than 12:05 p. m Friday. August 5. 1955. They will be publidy opened at 10:05 p. m Friday. August 5. 1955. in the Board of Educatitm Office, Bdceville, New York.

•nie Board of Education hereby reserves tbe^xigfat to reject any or all bids.

JUSTUS NORTHof Education

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