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NEWS-DISPATCH, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 27, 1930 Endicott Automobile Club Announces Plans For More Effective Service In 1931 PRESIDENT m ?M!1B As the new year approaches, Edward B. Furry, President of the Endicott Automobile Club, friending letters to the members of that organization qutlihmg; sev eral new features which will be added t& Wtosi already extended those who have joined the club. The Auto CJnb, during the past year, «has been instrumental in obtaining many -inrportant in* provements in roan cuudiQMis f in ihe vicinity of Endicott. The recent new road from Vestal to Vestal Center which was open- ••A late this summer with a Good will run sponsored by the club is but one of the many projects which was given its initial im petus by the organization. The new three-strip road from Johnson City to Endicott, which it is expected will be started in the rarly Spring of 1931, will form a link with the Campville toad to Owego, thus placing En dicott on the' shortest route from New York to Buffalo and points West Both of these roads were obtained by the tireless work of member* and executors of the dub. Work in grading the bed of the Campville road has been complet ed through the section from that village to the western intersection lof the Day Hollow road, and the remaining portions of the chain] linking Endicott with Owego will be started next Spring and the complete oroute finished before the \ w ^oter .tj£?331 it is .planned. - .- Another-~-improveitt«nt -li&ieh: fans been proposed by, the Club is tbe widening, straightening and r.-paving of the ptebuut road frorof, the village of -Maine to the village of Lisle. This if properly im proved would become the' main thoroughfare from points in Northern New York, by virtue of the fact that a new road in Penn sylvania connects with the Vestal Center road. Thus the ambitious -planning of the Endicott Automobile Club is rapidly placing Endicott on many main routes, mcreaslhg tourist trade and the Endicott trading area. The letter as sent out by Mr. Sends Letter • •* 9<JV . it - EDWARD B. FURRY ty is explanitive of the many ad vantages of membership to the individual in addition to the con tribution made the community by a large and active membership. The communication- Dear Fellow Motorist: Our Club is making plans for Club for use in connection (i* lieu of cash bail bond) with petty infractions of City . and Village ordinances, State Highway Law, etc will be accepted ky magis trates and justices of peace. For instance—suppose you are arrest ed for some offense and you feel that you are not at fault and yon do not wish to plead guilty and pay One. The justice will require bail for later hearing and yoa present bond and sign- same (it wilL be attached to your member ship card) wkieh will do away Furry which follows in its entire\If? 1 \. ^ tomUft ««J delay inl digging up cash bail or hunting bondsman. Not every motorist has $50.00 in his pocket all the time (I harent, I know that) nor always is locations where friends can be found quickly. This Bond.. will allow you to. proceed without 11 delay and jou can return later II HEET-JN DUSHORE Rev, i*Sj2f: J. Slayflt and (he, *uoir of sixteen ^Wt%s j*of fcarjioran Church of tbi Holy §a- tiviiy of Endicott Visited $he Lutheran, .Church .at Dushore, Pa. a week ago last Sunday giving a concert which was well rendered and received as is evidenced by the following arBcTe which ap peared in the current issue of the Sullivan Review, which is pub lished in Dushore. \The ser\ice in Zion Evangeli cal Lutheran Church at Dushore Sunday night was attended by a' congregation which completely I we can do for them. In addition to the new services indicated, we will retain the old, snch as Emer-1 . ~ »ency Road Service CState and, nl 'e d the seating capacity. The Nation wide) Road Information, I Rev. Paul J. Slavik^ pastor of the Slaps, Routing Information, Em- Lutheran Church of the- Holy Na- blem. Drivers License, and Plate trvity of Endicott and his choir of License service, Magazine has sixteen voices accompanied by the been discontinued. S organist. Miss Grace Strom To those we have serviced in rendered the full vesper service, 1930 and did_.not join—come inj \Tho -visiting .choristers wore this year. We need ydo ( ant ai&jr°oeg, making an impressive op \1*41 Try and Help\ - (Fill out and mail to The News-Dispatch, Union, N. Y.) &ame . _ . 1 Address . I ne*<£d a man irir woman i to . The job will require about . .hours (or days). I am willing to pay cents an hour. This coupon will b^e, handed to Hubert D. Os- terhout, Superintendent of the Poor who will send to you a worthy unemployed resident of Endicott. not ashamed to make this state ment) apd we are equally sore you need a» \Girt us a chance to show you what we can give you for 83.00 and also save service] charges. To Members for 1930—We sore want you as members for the new ^eat^CaanSr ^a.\TBSfHeaai. witk- nut yon. Please come back again for 1931 and brin'g a friend. If every old member would stir around and get a new member. pearance. The processional and retrocessions! presented an in spiring' sight. The Endicott min ister also delivered the sermon of \iEb- evening. Eev T .Fftny.condnrt- ing only the minor parts of the service, introduced the Rev. Slav- Ac as \the spiritual and racial t descendant- ofitfce- Bafce»ifln-map»*f new we conM do a lot more for alL Your Directors would like, t o put on a Service Car fo r your con venience and comfort, bat ire simply cannot do it on a mem bership of 1500-1600. If we could get it up to 2000-2200 we could consider it. Yours for A Big Year for 193L E. R FURRY. President. EBF:GV P. S. New Memberships will ran for 12 calendar months. Every J member joining will get a full ear. This ipeahs\ that no matter 1 when you join, you will get a fall year's membership. \The* Endicott guests made the trip- to Dushore duringj the aftcr- Nin a Given In Derision \Blimp - Is tho pnpular nnnjp f»' a smalt, elongntrd nallooo w.tli ont Internal frame. These balloons were used In the' World war for ob serration purposes, (lying on a rnble attached to a windlass on the ground. The name was first up- plied to them by British nirplanc pilots, who used It jokingly as a term of derision. Some believed the word was coined-from balloon and limp, others believe that It goes back to an old English word {-blimp, meaning, ft ima.ll Mister. _ \WHAT'S #R#NG AND WHERE\ ANSWJBR to PICTURE PUZZLE ON CLASSIFIED - -DEPT. PAGE 1—Vegetables not sold in hard ware store \.„ ( 2 - Suitcase has one corner pitied 4i—iiarg ^,-DOx does not cont apples 5—Small\ box does not contain 6—\Ladies\ misspelled on sign. 7-ladies ' bob conjd not be had - -for 20c 8—Sign on window could not be nailed on 9—Magazines would not be found in a hardware store 10—Initial \N\ on case worng 11—Large footprints in snow show only left foot 12—Button on cuff should be low er side of raff 13—Lid of suitcase not same width on top and side Spreading the \Bunk \ One of tho most common expres sions In current use Is \It's the bunk.\ This comes from the fol lowing circumstance: In 1820 a United States congressman who represented Buncombe rount.v.North Carolina, continually mn<ic speeches to- further Buncombe county BTI - dently this-was his wny of letting his folks back In that county know that.be was on the Job. In other woMs. he was talking for l\!nn combe. Bunnunhr hn* i>:nce linen -clipped- to \biitrfer 1 —• parsonage with a chicken sapper given by Mrs- Feh>, assisted by the Dorcas Circle ladies. «The choir of the Endicott church is an organizod^body and .consists of the following person nel: Ban! Thalhnfcr. ^ president; Miss Helen Nerig, secretary; Mrs. -Edith Garret, directress; Miss Grace Strom, organist. The other members include; The Misses Julia Thalhofer, Mary Schmidt, Heide Blomquist, Vera Blomqnist, Olga Kannenburg, Mrs. John N. Bower, Lily__Strom and Messrs. John N. Bower,' James Garret, Carl Kannenburg and Allan Blom quist. where would the money'come to run our home if I thejj—were ^permanently,—totally disabled?—And— 1931 and with the idea of making \ and the case after securing 1 its serrice more effective. The rKrectors are working continually 4ii an effort to serve the members to the fullest extent and give them all possible for the $3X0 membership fee. New Serrices—Free to Members (A) Free Delivery of License Plates within village limits of En dicott, also Vestal, Union Center. Maine and End well daring period of December 15 to SO, 1930 inclu sive. Come to Club headquarters, sign application^ pay State fee and forget iL We will do the rest When plates are issued they will be delivered by post or messenger to your resiednee. (B) Personal Injury Insurance Policy. For the protection of member when driving or riding in car. Payment of $500.00 for death by accident or collision to beneficiary plus weekly indemnity if injured. Policy for one year is sued to all members without ex tra charge. This is worth some thing and It does not cost you anything beyond tbe ordinary Club Membership Fee or (3.00. (O Indemnity Bond up to $50 guaranteed each member by the services of an attorney, et c This I j is a great time saver and of real I value. Your Club simply backs J yon to tbe extent of $50.00 on the| premise, of course, that you will not default. -This bond is an ever present help in case of trouble. We want to build up our mem bership for 1931—in fact, it Is imperative that we do this. Th,e more a^entbers we have tbe more GIFT PHOTOGRAPHS FOR CHRISTMAS V* . PHOTOGRAPHS MADE AT NOVOJOVSKY'S STUDIO Will Please You and Your Friends 1108 North St, What will I live on after I retire? A Travelers Insurance Annuity policy answers them all! ELMER G. ANGEVINE Life Insurance Specialist Phone Endicott 512 ertising Department. Yoiir waiitsjiif^ • immediately known in erery household in and around Greater Endicott. The cost is insignificant compared witj| the many thousands of people werefcej Opposite E-J Diner Phonei|219-W Endicott TABFR Y S 5CTO $10 ° STORE 128 WEST MAIN • ST., UNION DISTRICT, ENDICOTT, N. Y. The Christmas Season Is Here Again JTon Will Soon be Shopping for Gifts For months we have been anticipating your wants and buying merchandise of every con ceivable kind, in preparation for this time. We have tried to pick carefully; selecting the best that could be obtained to sell within our price range, five cents to one dollar. We are now ready to have onr patrons of Epdicott and vicinity inspect our stock. Our aim has always been to give Endicott a \City Store\ with its large variety of merchandise, qual ity goods aad low prices. W e appreciate the way yon have patronized this store, but ran only say that it is the customers who make the store fully as much as the merchant. One can not do without the other. Sort of team work after all DR CALDWELL'S THREE RULES Dr. Caldwell watched the re sults of constipation for 47 years, and believed that no matter how careful people are of their health, diet and exercise, constipation -ill occur from time to time. Of next importance, then, is how to treat it when it comes. Dr. Caldwell always was in favor of getting as close to nature as pos aible, hence his remedy for consti pation is a mild vegetable com pound. It can not harm the most delicate system and is not habit forming. The Doctor never did approve of drastic physics and pnrges. He did not believe they were good for human beings to put into their system. Use Syrup \Pepsin for yourself and members of the family in constipation, bilious ness, sour and crampy stomach, bad breath, no appetite, head aches, and to break up fevers and colds. Get a bottle today, at any drugstore and observe these 4 hree rules of health: Keep the head cool, tbe feet warm, the bowels open. For a free trial bot tle, Just write \Syrup Pepsin\ Dept. BB, Monticello, Illinois. Gift Items in Lingerie For Misses and Ladies In Rayon, Non-run Rayon and Crepe de Chine Silk Bloomers, Panties, Sports, Vests and Chemise, etc., Non-run, 59c each Rayon Wear, including extra sizes, 75c to $1.00 Each Crepe de Chine Silk, in Panties, Sports, Vests, etc. Real £L50 values, SI ea« BEAUTIFUL CUT GLASSWARE and IMPORTED, DECORATED CHINA Too many wonderful items to list here. We now have them on display, just come in and look them over. Ite ns you seldom see outside of large city stores. And if you are acquainted with their values, you will be agreeably surprised at our prices. Crockery Department 32-Piece Dinner Sets, Cream tint with green line $3.20 50-Piece Sets, same ware, including Creamer and Sugar Bowl $5.00 This is a good grade ware of neat appearance, and will cost you only ten cents a piece, when purchased in these seta. Open stock items in this line We have other patterns in Dinner Sets and open stock, at slightly high er prices. 32-Piece Sets as low as $3.98. Table Oil Cloth First Grades only, Meritas 29c and 35c a yard Aluminum Cooking Utensils Be prepared for the coming holi days. Every piece holds years of service. Round Roasters, 10x5-in. SL00 Oval Roasters, 13Vx6 2 in. $1.00 Oval Roasters, 16i^x6Vu in. $1.59 Oblong Roasters, 16X6 1 ;. in. $1.00 Tea Kettles, 4 Qt 98c Tea Kettles, 5 Qt $1.00 Tea Kettle, 6 Qt. with double boiler inset $1.75 Drip-O-lators, The modern coffee pot, 4 cup size, 98c; 6 cup $1-19 Percolators, 59c to $1.00 Double Boilers .. 89c to $1.00 Utility Steam Cookers Heavy Aluminum, Cooks meats and vegetables at one time. Special this Week only, $1.49 size $1.00 each TOYS^GAMES, BOOKS, CANDY, CHRISTMAS CARDS, Christmas Wrap- ping Twines, Tissue. Crepe, and Wrapping Papers, Tinsels, Icicles, Tree Or naments, etc EVERYTHING AT TABER'S His Future Depends on Your Present Action Little bundle of humanity newly come to this world of uncertainty—already you plan to give him the best possible education, to provide for him as best you can. Bat when he comes to young manhood you may not be here to help fulfill your dreams, or if you are, sn< less you have provided wisely you may be fjwpefe«k to disappoint him. I Make a will. Appoint a bank or trust company as exe cutor. Then, whatever may happen, you know that the baby's interests, and the interests of all the other members of the family, will be in safe and expert hands. State Bank, Bmghamton First National Bank Endicott Trust Company City National Bank Union Trust Co., Endicott Workers.Trust Co., J. C. Peoples Trust Company Citizens Trust Company
