v /*
rAGE EIGHT
THE NEWARK, N. Y ., COURIER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 10, 1939
C R O S S -W
O R D
P U
Picnics Hold Workmen
B e a u ty £ t The F a ir
Z Z L E
O
No. IS
li
sf
r -
r " T ~ r ~ r-:
ii
,
-r-
li
JP
w
lift
a
a
it
**
l4' •
III Wolcott
r - ii-
i4
i?
^7
!•■
JO .
lJ8
V
»
i*
1
if --
.
-is
■-
(5 .
il
♦4-j.
i r
W”
J '
(Solution in Next Issue)
j
f
HORIZONTAL
1—Vegetable dish
. ffe—Tb cover ,
LI—Italian seaport
tZ—To loaf
IXtaTn.lpavQ. e,®
15—Erojectile ,
17—Sun god •
■*-.
18—Offer
19—Utopian
20—In sect'1
21—Spanish article
2 2 — S m irc h
23—Gaiety
24—Hopelessness
26—Sorts out
27—Oven
„
28—
^ gangs!
29—Cautious
31—Occult
34—Oetestation '
35—Jurnps in fright
36—Negative
37—Mineral
38—Transparent
89—Wheel track
4 0 —Fish
' .
Eileen Stopher, 17, of M u Pulaski, llt,r chosen as th e moot
^ ,,
farmer*sdaughter In a nationwide contest, and her koal, M, te a Mafohallp t
president and chairman o ft h e boards Continental Baking Company, at |
the fiqrvesting o f th e Wonder Bakery tcheat field at th e If.-.Y.: World**
Fain Miss Slopher was crowned uWheaiheart o f the Fair” fo r 'th e hetrj
vesting festival.
^
9—By
10—Meat of nut
11—Got
owned
13—Scolds
16—Successor
zu—to apportion
22—Steeple
23—SwaBows hastily
25—A fish
26—More demure
28—{Pastors ■
29—Group of singers
■ callous
caffoi
304-To make
31—To masticate
32—Grew accustomed
33—Places of shelter
35—Discards
33—Slang: to climb
39—To get up
41—Sailor ” •>
42—-To cut
44—Italian river
46—Pronoun.
Additional
Twangs Trip
Finale No. lTSoftred:"
1
41—Muscles
42—To employ
43—Recompensed
45—Essays
••..
47— N o rs e g o d s o f f a te
48—Stitched
VERTICAL
1—Figure of speech
"2—Among ’
il
1!
3—Alight
4— A r t i c l e
5—S c o rn
6—Pure
si
V—T'oIIIe a"t ease
8 —Lubricant
Your Opportunity
Little ads that cost little but-Bring big results.
M ore th a n 6,600 fam ilies w atch tins column in th e Courier
and Commercial every week for outstanding opportunities
. to boy, sell, rent, find a job: o r find help, etc.
CLASSIFIED RATES
25 words or less one week. 50 cents;, for “each word over 25
add 2 cent#.
T he same advertisem ent repeated in consecutive issues
costs 38 cents each week, and if more than 25 words add
l'/z cents for each word:
J' •
M IS C E L L A N E O U S
TO R EN T
(JGOK BOOBS—Three fine books
in. each set, w ritten by a noted"
Home Economist, wifl be an inval­
uable aid to any home keeper. We
have a few left, while they last
only 10 cents each set. T h e Cour­
ier.
. lOtf
ETOR
P R JRENT—House an d "b am in
Port
tort Gibson.- Inquire Dr. M ar­
tin.
•
45tf
F O R RENT — Attractive, new,
modern heated apartm ent with
h o t w ater year around. New gas
range an d refrigerator.
Private
EARL M , WELCHER-ST SON — entrance to ap artm en t and base­
Dealer in cattle, calves, hogs, m ent. Inquire a t T . j . Colaeino’s,
Iambs.
We buy disabled horses, 205 E. Union Et.
6w-l
cattle
Equipment for removing
dead animals. Phone 780, Newark, F O R REN T — 3 room fiat, 606
N. Y,
27tf
South Main, -with use of bath.
All conveniences. Garage. Ready
I HAVE equipm ent * to move August 1st: Phone 91 *W. Adults
dead o r alive anim als bodily off only. Please call after 5.
Bw-tf
your place. I pay highest prices
for old o r disabled horses. Philip RESTAURANT FOR RENT —
Cuddebaek,- Waterloo. Phone 25-J.
as Marquis t R estaur­
- Reverse call.
14tf ant.Known
Best location in to w n ., In­
quire
D.
Lapresi.
Clifton Springs,
yCRATCH PADS—A lo t of good
6w-4
paper, 314 by 5 inches.-Handy in Phone Clifton 177.
the house, store or office. Right
size for pocket. Two pads for a,
R E A LTY FOR SALE
hiekle.
Twenty-five fo r 50c, at
The Courier Office.
35-tf
F O R SALE—Jo h n Goellner estate,
Port Gibson, M, Y: Seven rpom
FO R SALE
house, electric lights, one acre gar­
KRESiF-DRESSED POULTRY— den, small fruits, grapes, straw ­
(roasters, fryers, broilers) is berries, prunes, etc., new two-car
always best an d cheapest. Deliv­ garage, poultry house. Excellent
ered -or a t farm , dressed while you View and desirable location on con­
Henry K. Goellner,
w ait, Friday and S aturday, tele* crete road.
phone 717, Taylor’s Farm . 3W-tf Administrator, P ort Gibson. New
York.
„ 34w-tf
JfiOR SALE—Yorkwin Seed Wheat.
, 50 bu. per acre yield. $.85 per A SAFE and profitable Invest­
bushel. Alfred Hermenet, Altonm ent; The house a t 330 East
Sodus Point road.
6W-2p Avenue can be made into two large
ents a t small cost. House
E O R SALE — 25 packing cases. apartm
has ha'rdwood floors, electric stok­
Sound li in. pine in good. c.on- er heat, fire proof roof, and all
jii:tipnJ57 in.. x 47 hi. X 12 M—25a modern equipment. H as two-car
each, $5.00 fo r the lot—buyer to garage. Mortgage can cover large
pick them up in Newark.
6w-3p p a r t of purchase, balance on terms
P O R SALE — Supeffex (Perfec­ o r will exchange fo r smaller home.
tion) heater. P o t burner type. Apply owner or agents, telephone
3w-6p
Large size, suitable for heating 477
cottage, apartm ent or small hoaje. F O R SALE—34 acres-—7 acr® apPractically new. C an be seen at
116 Ehri street a t amy time! in ­ ~ ~ p l® . 3 cherries, 4 muck. Eight
quire Mrs. L. M. Cunningham. room hou®, jbarn. $2100. H airy
Counter Office. ■
6W-4p C. Farnsworth, 138 B artle avenue.
,5w-2
HELP
W AN TED
RANTED—Experienced girl to do
general housework a n d assist
with child. W rite Box “D,'' Cour­
ier Office,
5w2p
WANTED--Oirl to do housework.
212 Wilson street, Newark.
. ..
,
6w-gp
Roy Sochia spaced out four hits
to lead jo h p n y Bilotta's Twangs to
a 12 to 1 rout over Murray Welcher’s short-handed Elks, Monday,
in a Newark Softball. League fray
on the high school diamond.
Opening with three runs in the
first inning, Twangs let up mo­
mentarily in the-next three frames
]EuT exploded a 5-hit, attack in the
fifth to shell Charley Priebe dff,
the hill, with Babe Colacino pac­
ing the seven-run sortie with a:
homer tp right with two on base.
Antlers- scored their only marker
in the third when Hank Robbins
singled home “Rpbbo” Robinson,
who had doubled to left-center.
Robert Latin picked lip h is batting
average with three blows in four
times at bat to lead the offensive
for both clubs*
The game summary:
Billy (The K id )—SqUthworth’s
Rochester Red Wings wul have a n
excellent chance to im prove th eir
position in the International-L ea­
gue’s 4-team race when the Jersey
City .Giants a n d th e Syracuse
Chiefs, two of ’th eir inost h eate d
riyals for the pennant,-invade Red
Wing Stadium during th e., next
seven days.
. »
The Junior Giants, w hom th e
Wings defeated in three o u t o f
four games a t Jersey .City' .about
10 days ago, open a six-gam e ser­
ies with a single n ig h t fray.
Thursday., A tw ilight-night twin
bill is listed, for Friday, find a sin­
gle game, Saturday afternoon, fol­
lowed by Sunday afternoon doubleheader.
" T h en ,'o n Monday, .August. 14,
Dick Porter’s Syracuse Chiefs will
swoop down upon Bochest'ex fp r
three arclight battles, one of which,
(yet Undetermined) will be pre­
ceded by a twilight tilt,
„
Sodus,. August 9 —Workmen are.
Wolcott, August 9—Three pic­
nics of local interest have been a r­ taking down the old library build­
ing
on Maple avenue to ihake room
ranged for th is week. T he annual;:
picnic and fam ily get-together of for the new dial system building
th e members of the Methodist: of the New York Telephone Com­
church and; Sunday school Will be­ pany.
h e ld Thursday afternoon a t FairMr. and Mrs. Irving’E. Richard­
Haven Beach S tate Park. Cars son of Tuckahoe, N. Y., are pass­
will leave th e church a t 1 p. m. ing several days as guests of Mrs.
There Will be a picnic supper. The Alvah H. Pulver and Miss Edith
Younglove fam ily will Hold their Pulver.
reunion and •Picnic Thursday also1 Mrs. E. R . Ailing and son,. Ed­
■at; -F air -R av en -Beach S tate Park! ward,' of Kenmore were, guests, last
There 'will b a the usual picnic din­ Week of her mother, Mrs. Mae
n e r at noon. The McQueen fam ily
will hold then- picnic, Saturday, at Rogers.
Mrs. Randall Nichols, Mrs. C. W.
th e home of Duane McQueen in
Rose., T here will be a picnic dih- Snyder, Mrs. D. A. LaRock, Mrs.
p . R. Tlnkiepaugh and Mrs. W. C.
n e r afnoon.
Fisher attended, the North Rose
Mr, and Mrs- Claire Sabin of -Eastern S ta r benefit bridge, Tues­
Roselle, N. J „ were the weekend day, a t the Frank Hill cottage on
guests of h is parents, Mr. and th e east shore of Sod® Bay.
Mrs. Albert B. Sabin. 1”
: . Mr... and Mrs. Harold Carpenter
Mr. and Mrs-. William -H. Kas- -returned Wednesday with their
son have returned from a motor son, David, from his school in
trip to M aine and New Hampshire. Langhome county, .Pennsylvania,
Mrs.- Nettie C, S trait spent last to visit his parents for two weeks,
week w ith Mrs, David Wilson at
Dr. apd Mrs. Morris F. Beal, ac­
Carthage, N. Y.
companied by Mrs. Etta Fish of
NJrs. M ary Perkins has returned Williamson, left Sunday for r
to her home at Springville, Md.. week’s trip through the Adiron
after spending several weeks With dacks.
h er sister, Mrs. Blanche Millett.
MorrisJBuerman of Sodu# is one
Mr. an d Mrs. Stew art Osborn of of the 108 cliampion farmers of
Binghamton were the geusts last, America Who are invited this week
week of. tiei- parents, Mr. a n d -Mrs. ■ter*
" be guests of Firestone T ne and
Homer S. Asborn.
Rubber Company a t the New York,
Mr, and Mrs. R alph H.- Mason •Wbrld’s F a ir during Farm Week.
aiid daughter, Roweha, spent last All of them 'baV.e appeared on the
week in New York City, attending: company's “Voice of the Farm ”
th e Worlds Fair,
radio programs.
Rev. W alter' H . Anderson and, " Mrs. F. A. Sims entertained at;
family left la s t week on a m otor dinner last Monday evening in
trip to Visit relatives in W est Vir­ honor of th e 91st birthday anni­
ginia a n d Wisconsin,
versary of h er mother, Mrs.. Rose
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Baldwin Haap, . Guests were present-from
New
York an d Roch®ter.
an d daughter,, Miss Beatrice, have
returned to their hdme a t R ich­
Mr. and Mrs, Dwight F. Gaylord
mond HiU, N, Y., after spending of New Paltz, N. Y.,, were weekend
two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. W il­ guests of his mother, Mrs. Frank
liam H. Paddock.
D. Gaylord. .
»
Mr. a n d Mrs. Eugene Fitch spent
Jplitt Carpenter will leave Sat­
last week in New York City.
urday for Camp Eonac near Cran­
Mr, an d Mrs. H. Holly Hendrick, berry Lake, returning AUg®t 26.
and son. Roe. of Rumford, R. I.,
Miss Mabel Sergeant of Lyons
are the guests of the form er’s p a r­ formerly of Sodus, and her co®in,
ents. M r. and Mrs. Roe L. H en­ Miss Edith Kelly of Rochester, are
drick.
on a trip to the Pacific Coast,
• Mr. and Mrs. Clarence D. Ridge­ where they Will visit relatives and
way and children of Ilion were the
guests last weekend of Mr. a n d
Mrs.-Willlam J. Clapper, Sr.
Assessors of Wolcott townshop
held hearing on th e completed asspRs'ment ~roll on Tuesday . and
M A R E S S A ’S
Wednesday of this week. On Tuesday the hearing wad a t the, village
hall in -Wolcott an d on Wedn®day
at the Hotel Kilby in Red Creek.
Sprague C. Eddy] Levi C. Newbury*
and George N„ Sampson are th e
assessors.
FOOD STORE Phon® 57-28
Ireland's Ould Son
Hundreds of native Irish,, a n d
Irish-Ameficans who haven’t seen
the “ould sod” fo r maftg.vea.rs a re
•attracted tq the Ir is n F r e e B tate
Exhibit a t the New York World’s
Fair, There they look with misty
ey®. on an island which is a n ex­
ELKS
• a b r . h p o a act duplicate in relief of Ireland.,
2 11
0 R o b '8 oThe
n ,s s 4Island is 1built
1 0 1 up Of soil float,
2
3 2
iR o b ln s.c 4 of
0 1 E ire an 5-8
the O0dounti®
d the lakes
ONE lISkTRWA KtlHER IS SAfE AN0 OkSV,
2
2 0
‘B a y ’r d .3 b 3 0 0
3
6
w aters from MS CAHWORKUNDeRCSOUNDANDWHISTLEAWRV
1 1 13
0 !R .B u r’sand
. l b 1 rivers filled
0 0 7with
0
111
3 'P u r 'n e ,2
b2
0 1 2 0 and* th e Lakes
the-River
S hannon
T W A N fiS
a b rh .p o a
C R fiss.lf
3
R X a tm .C
4
F G r a ’o .ss
4
C o la c ’n . l b
4
D eW ii*e,3b 3
T .G r a ’o ,3 b 1 1 1 0 U D *D o*er.rf
C rlte lU .c f
2
10 0
L G ra * o ;rf
4
0
'H e y ’e n s .s f 3 1 0 1 1!*
J.R o ss-.2 b
3
1
S o c b ia .p
3
0
3 0 1 11
O lD 'W ea’r . l f 3
0 0
1 0
O P r ie b e .p 3 0 0
1 O
13
.
3 4 4 2 12 4 12!
23 1 4 21 8
T w a n g s ........................3 0 1 0 7 0 1 — 1 2 12 0
Elk* . v
. . 0 0 1 0 0 0 0— 1 4 2
, E r ro r s . D e W e a v e r, R o b i n s o n ; r u n s b a t ­
te d i n . R o b b in s , j . R o s s 2, L . p r a v l n o ,
R, L a t in . C o l a c in o 4, F . G r a v in o ; 2 b a s e h i t s , F . G r a v in o 2 . C R o s s , R o b i n ­
s o n . L . G r a v in o : 3 - b a s e h i t , R. L a t in ;
h o m e r u n . C o la c in o . s a c r if ic e . P e r d u y n .
C r l te l lt ; d o u b l e p l a y s , D e W U d e t o H e y d o n s t o C o l a c in o ; l e f t o n b a s e s . E lk s 4.
T w a n g s 6 ; b a s e o n b a ll s , o ff P r ie b e 4;
S o c h i a 2. D e D o e ld e r 0 : s t r u c k o u t , by
P r ie b e 3 ; S t ic h l a 1, D e D o e ld e r ; h i t s off
P r ie b e 10 i i i 5 i n i n g s ; D e D o e ld e r 2; w ild
p itc h e s , S o c h i a 0, P r ie b e 6 , D e D o e ld e r 2;
p a s s b a lls , L a t t h 0 . R o b b in s 0 ; u m p ir e s .
F o lle te , A. L a t i n ; t im e , I h o u r , 15 m in .
r
3l r
4
o
r
2
1
r
o
0
0
i
T o a y n v - i
BARBER shop
135 IV. Union St.
„ Newark
M il
IT M E A N S M O N fl
BUTONEU6HT0HACARIS APRACTICEUNJOUNft
ITMAVPUTTHEDRIVERHIWiEtP ONOERSROUND.'
—National Safety Council
M O N EY
S A V IN !
F ir st A id fo r B u rn s
-By Dr. James A. Tobey ■
also cause shook, for which- proper
stimulants may be necessary.
Appropriate dressings for these
burns are tannic acid or picric acid
Never use Iodine on a burn. Taunle
acid Is obtainable a s a powder. Jelly,
or ointment, and is a go’o d th in g to
have In your home medfoine chest
or the kitchen.
Severe sunburn is just as serious
as any other kind p i a burn. In oxposing your skin to the rays of tbe
sun. always do it gradually, so tbst
you aiowly acquire a protective coaUof tan. Five minutes Is enougbi tor
the first exposure to sunlight, with
gradually Increasing periods there
after.
Application of oily substances and
lotions "to the skin -will reduce the
likelihood of severe sunburn. Bad
cases of broiling can be treated Ins
similar way. using olive OIL cocoa
butter, tannic acid, calamine lotion,
or a wet dressing qf Epsom salts so­
lution.
Persons with burns should go on
a light diet, with plenty of fluids,
soeh as water, bread and milk, mils
toast, and fruit Juices. They should
avoid alcohol and heavy tneala. Tbe
cak qiui in pasteurised or* certified
milk is especially valuable In such
oases.
BILO TTA
BROS.
Portable Air King
Radios . . . . . . . §14.95
House Bulbs . . . . . . . 8c
Mufflers ............ 89c up
Car Batteries .$2.79 ex.
Oil . .8c per qt, plus tax
Grease, lb. , ............ 14c
Bicycles ........... $19.95
4.50 x 21 ....... .$3.98
4.75 x 19 .,..-. . 4.69
h. imthing mori
|mo,t invisible
1I- .'hum, Dt
■!' two pretty 1
Iprai a* Roselat
lua in in Mond
pda.v. Aug®t 2
l.aviiiB firi
feet, ihe.e sure
ilijected oonied:
Innp feats perf
pirr. At times
’ any tiling bi
Ktter oh the w
Jas to just wha
|bnt. omehow,
»land right sii
F yoiPVirant to get th e biggest
car value for your m oney, see
your Dodge dealer right now f
H ere’s why: Dodge sales have
show n sensational increases this
year and your Dodge dealer is
celebrating w ith a big “M oneySaving W eek 1’ during w hich you
can buy a big new 1939 Dodge a t
savings ail along the line!
Com e In T oday!
Don’t w ait. Come -in today and
-take advantage of th is unu su al
opportunity. See for yourself w h at
a big, luxurious oar th is new
1939 D odge re a lly is . T a k e a
look at its, host of n ew ideas —
more than have ever been built
into any new Dodge in Dodge
history!
On top of this, count th e real say­
in g s you make when you
Dodge now. It’s priced evenlow
th a n last year’s D«iee-)ud
few dollars more than the cars! A nd you g e t t h e new.l
gearshift at the steer-i-i
w ithout paying a penny rata
i t’s standard equipment on ■
models!
SaVe on Gas and Oil!
A nd don’t forge! the savings
g a s and- oil! That big "Scok|
D ynam ite” Dodge engine has
t h e fam ous Dodge econoi
features, plus new moneyideas for 1939!
Drive in and get the faci
hand! No better time than
buy the big mOney-saving
Turn In Major Bowes OriginalAmaMJ'
^lumhiaNeiwortoTlitifs-StolOP"-1'
TA K E A LO O K AT T H E S E LOW
All FEDERAL TAXES INCLUDED
C oupes
These are Detroit delivered
prices anitisctfn&E all sfcond*
ard equipment. Transporta­
tion, Sidle ahd loedl taxes
{iffmiQ.djetra. . ^
V U lt Yottr D o d g t D e a ler t a r D»*
and tip
liV sreci ^Prfcae TnYeur Locality.
and up
5.5Q x 17 ........ . 6.95
U se Y o u r C re d it
.
lorm al Ros
Phone 776
TIRES
ty.
(E is an apple r
lay not have . c
is a glorified fq
logGyinna:
AUTO ACCESSORIES
Corner Main and Union
coming fortnigl
mt time to mak
.]
|ot only for your
Sr canhlng and ]
[ar reserve shelvi
first of the sun
New Jersey’s S t
ited at the bum
to 50.000 bush(
irough the mai
plan of tlfc chi
distnbuted thri
maple syrup
unnt-d with a
I juice., then ro)
led cocoanut. S t
nd cherry mixtiii
I containing a m l
f water, a tables;
tap. a tablespoo
[and a little, of
: Bake in a slo’
■while cooking.
I
IS YOURHOBBYTl
w
ciuiiu c iie r rie s .
Birdseye Chopped Steak
lb.......................................35c
®Dare Elniait
r
L of the desi
s fashion law s
■ good marry oth
|e on fashion ti
is important PE
. dll gone with
However th
'i seem agreed
, silhouette w
’ high' b®ts ar
s tluust to the.
; go to all sofi
-ards crowns bu
leem content
1 Coq feathers;
I C®cade from v
A that already t
■from. Fifth Avqi
Tnood is still pri
Jcture and turba:
1 m Jewel colors
“ummph”
pnpped P-cans w
15c
WRITE DAVE ELMAN, NBC.NEWYORK
toflnisli race fof
- in be one of f t
> i.i-inon seaso
[.much is defh
i w hether t.
y an early flash
rjr it is. hep'-to
hd'.winter is sti
n to s erv e o n e 1
i
sa
m i
H in th e liifttt© ]
JjftfV a n d r a y o n
land core as m a
tif f ?
........ 19c
Homer Davis, Hartford,
Conn, collects H airs
from elephant's
t a il s /
l i t with bright
plicated pace or
1^'
- XX
PO D G E DURING
Birdseye Crabmeat, box 25c
til* .'
I
B U Y YO U * N W
O & C Potato Stix,
2 cans ............................23c
PRACTICAL HEALTH HINTS
'T'H B best .treatment for burns Is so
simple that most peoplo never
think- ot It, Here It is r- don’t get
burnt. This sage maxim applies to
sunbnrn, as well
J ag to burns by
’ t .r e , chemicals,
-j electricity, and
I hot water.
While there Ib
no-ekcuse fbr se­
v e re •sunburn,
and while care­
lessness is most
often the causeot other burns,
a c c id e n ts will
Oh J.- A- Tobey and do happen.
It Is wise, therefore, to know what
to do for a burn.
All burns are painful, and Bbmo
are dangerous, especially When they
are extensive or deep. For simple
firsj degree burns that redden the
skin but do not cause blisters, apply
a pasteJike mixture of common bak­
F O R SALE—104 Prospect St.] 8 ing soda and water, held In place by
rooms, bath, furnace, oak floors, a sterile bandage or gauze.
fine condition, garage, large well
Second degree-burns that blister
shrubbed lot. Reasonable. Posses­ ihe skin, and all mor.e serious burns
sion at once. Terms. Also 3 acres. sqnnld prefeiably be ti’eated by a
Phelps. 6 room ho u se., furnace,
eleotric. water, 500 hennery, g a r­ physician as soon as pqsstbte. since
den soil, fruit, $3000. terms. Alvin It is\ important to prevent' any
LaRue, Palmyra, M illard Abbott, chancApf infection. Such b,irnsimay
N©wgrk.
6w-2
As A- Snooze
. On The Beac|
•Haircut - Shave . Sh;taJ
Gulf K ist Shrimp, c a n .. ,20c
Qleteners B o o k Geneva
Club fo r Friday Night
Colacino Cleaners, victorious . 8
to 5 over ".the Comqli Market ten
of Rochester last Friday, will en ­
gage Jack Gilly’s Geneva All-Stars
this Friday night under th e Royal
Villa arclights.
•
Lefty Maynard, sensational lefthanded pitching sta r w ith the
Cleaners last year, -will he back in
uniform Friday and is expected to
get the nod. over Joh n n y Cupik.
Game will be called a t 9,:l5 p. m.
r e fr e s h in g
Vacuum Pack Coffee, lb. 21c
Large.Rinso
BY DAVE ELMAN
I!
Tender Leaf Tea Balls
box . . . . .........20c
Onions, 10 lb. b a g
'
attend: the Golden G ate Exposition
in California.
Mrs. John S. Williamson of
Rochester is spending; two weeks,
with her son, Rev. j . S. W illiam­
son, and family a t Sprong s Bluff.
Mr. ahd Mrs. K enneth Sm ith of.
Thomwood are guests fo r a few
weeks pf her parents, Mr, and Mrsx
A. B. Catlin.
■Mrs. McGeorge of Williamsville
is visiting h er daughter, Mrs. W ar­
mer Danford, and Mr. Danford.
Wedding Date Set
Invitations have been- ,i®ued by
.MS', and Mrs. Elmer G. ■Butts to
the wedding of their daughter,
Mi® Helen Elizabeth Butts, and
R obert Aprill W ildm an of W ash­
ington, D. C„ to be solemnized at
7 o’clock the evening of Aygust 19
in the Sodus M ethodist church. ’
Principal and Mrs. -Han-y W. ,
Rude an d children bf Central Islip, L, L, returned hem e Wednes*
day after a few days’ visit with So­
to® friends.
Wayne Motor Sales, Inc.
335 W. Union St., Newark
T
Service Station]
Lyons, tjerf
[oiiibHf
iixl Mi
pBy Jane Floy
like cloth
Jlinrd. for sun
■liie.s
Ihmi nn:[ me
i ’tTiornelei.*;— q
I P-v-holo-y.
mart e
I N m g of cc
I ha# gone a loi
fc her family
■flttnorrd ciui1