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Page Eight THE DUNDEE OBSERVER, DUNDEE, N. Y., THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1938 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS FOR SALE FIC.HBOEHO)D WAYNE Mrs. Edson Houck Fruit Trees In Incubators $1.50 Card tables only 75c now at CORCORAN ’ S, PENN YAN FOR SALE — See the new stream lined John Deere Tractors. Jesse Hin son, Lakemont, N. Y. Phone Dundee 2156. ____________________ 13-tf WE DO WELDING, car painting, fender and body work. Carpenter & Sons. 5-tf STARKEY Mrs. Hattie Clark Phone 2312 FOR SALE — Washed Scranton hard coal. Guaranteed satisfaction in every way. Furnace, stove and nut, $9.75, Pea, $8.75, Buckwheat, $7.25 Strictly cash. G. F. Bedient, Lake mont, telephone Dundee 2736. 14-4-p-tf FOR SALE — Seasoned slab wood, 3 face cords $4; hard body wood, $2.25; hard anthracite coal, chest nut and stove, $9.25; Pea, $8.00; Buck wheat, $6.00. Carl Bedient, TELE PHONE 2772, Lakemont N. Y x __ — *~ p ■ - ■ week at the home of his father, S. FOR SALE — Pigs 6 weeks old Ray Manning, Altay, N. Y. 23-1-p 1937 OLDSMOBILE touring sedan in the best of condition, $650. Pal mer Chevrolet. 23-a FOR SALE — Pigs, six weeks old. Also O. I. C. boar pig. Also turkeys and walnuts. A. J. Faucett, Dundee, Route 2. 22-2-p FOR SALE — Cross bred cockerels fine for roasting. Live weight or dressed for oven, on order. Telephone 2112, Harry Boag, Lakemont. 23-1-p 1936 CHEVROLET club sedan, low mileage, a real buy at $450. Palmer Chevrolet. 23-a FOR SALE — 20 pigs, 6 weeks old. H. H. Hill, phone 4326. ____ 23-1-p RAT FATE — Deadly to rats; harmless to dogs and cats. At your local stores. Manufactured only by Spencer Brothers Inc., Dundee, N. Y. _ ___________________________ 23-2 1935 PICK-UP truck, thoroughly reconditioned, reduced to $300. Pal mer Chevrolet. 23-a FOR SALE — Heavy fowls for Thanksgiving. Seasoned hardwood $2.50 per cord delivered. Wanted plowing with tractor. L. G. Stanton, phone 103x. 23-1-p x 1934 PICK-UP truck, a real bar gain, $200. Palmer Chevrolet. 23-a FOR SALE or EXCHANGE for mare colts or grain, excellent pigs and shoats, young Brown Swiss bulls; Ford motor, suitable for sawing. Al- fred Howell ________ 23-1-p FOR SALE — Good violin in ex cellent condition, with case. Phone 81-R, Isadora Ide. Bigelow avenue. ___________________________ 23-1-p 1938 CHEVROLET sport sedan demonstrator, complete set of acces sories, including radio. Offered at a substantial reduction. Palmer Chev rolet. ________________________ 23-a FOR SALE — Used gas range, $10; Fifty New Hampshire Red pullets, 4 months old, cheap. Baye, 61 Seneca street, telephone 19. 23-1 USED CARS at sale prices: 1934 Pontiac Sedan 1931 Plymouth Sedan ’ 1931 Chevrolet Roadster 1931 Ford Cabriolet 23-a Palmer Chevrolet WANTED YOST WELDING Shop. All kinds of electric and acetylene Welding. Reading Center, N. Y. 49-tf. WANTED — Good cook to improve her dessert with Simons Pure Vanilla. Simons Little Wonder Bluing makes clothes snowy white. For sale at your grocer ’ s. 20-5-p WANTED — Junk of all kinds, iron, metals, rags, paper, batteries. Pick up on ton lots of iron. W. E. Rud- dick, Union Street, Dundee. 20-5-p WANTED — standing. Ida 93-X, Dundee. Old horses; must be O. Sutfin, telephone 20-5-p LAKEMONT Rev. Joseph T. Ruston. Phone 2762 The members of the 4-H Club ac companied by their leaders, Mr. and Mrs. Fulkerson and Mrs. Chadwick, went to Penn Yan on Saturday after noon to attend the Yates County 4-H Achievement Day exercises, which were held in the Junior High School. Several local people attended the men ’ s supper at the M. E. Church at Benjamin Disbrow is supplying the Baptist pulpit at Himrod. The first snowj fall of the season came Monday morning which makes us think that winter is not so far away after all. Mrs. John Carey and Mrs. Ida Hen derson of Glenora attended the funer al of Elmer Paddock at Dundee, Mon- Dundee on Tuesday evening day afternoon. j The members of the W. C. T. U. Mrs. Lennia Kirkpatrick of Penn met Friday at the home of Mrs. Yan spent the week-end with her sis- Clapper for a luncheon at noon, and ter, Mrs. H. E. Ingram. business in the afternoon. During Mr. and Mrs. Bryan Pettingill of the business session two new mem- Wellsboro, Pa., spent part of last hers were received; and dues paid for the year. Mrs. Cady and Mrs. Clap- Pettingill. p e r presented reports of the executive ^±^*7 Mr. and Mrs. Merle Baker and meeting which was held on Thursday family of Elmira spent. Sunday with at Penn Ya n at the home of the presi- her mother, Mrs. Flora Gilbert. Mrs. dent, Mrs. Ayres. Lakemont is to Gilbert returned home with them for he congratulated on being awarded a visit- j credit in the “ Standard of Efficiency Starkey Methodist Church ! for local unions. ” A discussion fol- Rev. Floyd E. Guiles, Pastor [ lowed on current events, and plans Friday, Nov.18, 9:30 a. m. District made for the year ’ s work. Conference at Waterloo. ! The men of the Lakemont church . Sunday, Nov. 20 9:30 a. m. worship can and will serve a good supper in service. Sermon by the pastor. 10:30 the church parlors on Friday evening a. m. Sunday school. Mr. Raymond at 6:30. Brewer, Sup ’ t. i Mrs. Harry Brate and Mrs. Fred Monday, Nov. 21, 7:30 p. m. Ep- Moon entertained the Study Club, worth League in the church. A special Wednesday at the home of Mrs. _______ | Difficulties encountered in the Mr. and Mrs. George W. Ullrich of course of the fruit feeding work in Waterloo spent Sunday with the Rev. progress at the State Experiment and Mrs. Clare C. Conrad. Station at Geneva, particularly with Miss Helen Jones of Frankfort respec t to developing early ripening spent Armistice day and the week-end ... £ , „„ as a guests of Mrs. Clare C. Conrad. | varleties of the stone have , Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Gleason, Mrs. given rise to so-called incubator William Crosby, Mrs. John Dennis method of handling the embryos of and Mrs. Edson Houck attended the fruits that would otherwise he lost. Baptist Christian Education Caravan » Incubator .- fruit trees have reached at Montour Falls Thursday. | , . x , Richard Conrad and Robert Sackett maturity an d are now bearing on the were in Syracuse Friday, Saturday Station grounds. and Sunday attending the Journalistic i A brief popular description of the Conference in connection with their j ncu bator method of growing fruit high school work. x . . . tt - d m t The Rev. and Mrs. Clare Conrad, ^ rees 1S Siv en by Dr. H. B. Tukey in Richard and Kenneth Conrad, Robert the current issue of “ Farm Research ” , Sackett and Frederick McNeal were the Station ’ s quarterly magazine, in Montour Falls Thursday attending “ Breeding fruit trees by ‘ incubator The Baptist Christian Education Car-1 methods> aE it has been called; .. he avail. i t Mr. and Mrs. George Weise re- says, “consists in removing the em- turned to their home in Bradford, Pa., i bryo from the mother fruit during the having been called here by the death j growing season and placing it in an of her mother, Mrs. Martin Clark. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Alderman cele- Thursday, Nov. 10. Guests were pres ent from Corning, Bath and Wayne. All enjoyed a fine time. Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Balmer or El mira called on their daughter, Mrs. Neil Darrin Friday. Thanksgiving service. HIMROD Mrs. Bessie F. Culver Brate. Mr. and Mrs. Oren Grace, Miss Kathryne Grace, Mr. and Mrs. Ed mund Grace and daughters Shirley and Carol of Painted Post were Sun day guests of F. H. Moon and family. Lakemont Christian Temple Choir rehearsal will be held Mrs. Marion Crans spent Sunday in Woodhull with her sisters. Mr. and Mrs. Myron Culver and grandson Charles spent the week-end Wednesday evening at 8:00 o ’ clock, m Westfield with relatives. Mr. Pollard and Mrs. Bradberry and daughter Mildred spent the week end in New Hampshire with Mr. Pol lard ’ s mother. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Benham, who , „ ., ,. are spending some time in Syracuse, charge of the meeting, were in town Saturday calling on The men of the Church will serve a neighbors and friends. supper Fjiday evening at 6:30 o ’ clock, Mrs. Carrie Kingsbury of Deposit to wbicb tbe public is cor dially in spending two weeks with her . daughter, Mrs. Charles Culver and Vlted - family. i Sunday, November 20' divine wor- Mrs. Grace Rice\ returned home s hip at 10:30 a. m. Sermon subject: day 11 ^ eneva Hospital last Thurs- “ The Spirit of Thanksgiving. ” Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Edward Dentinger of da Y school at 11:45 a. m. Topic. The Avoca spent Sunday with Dentinger ’ s Sacredness of the Home. ” parents, Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sim- The Christian Endeavor Society rao A n j'u , tt j • j- will meet at 6:30 p. m. at the home of Adelbert Beard is spending the ,, , ,, , T . ,, „ week in the Adirondacks hunting deer. Mr - and Mrs - Nelson. The theme for Mr. and Mrs. Harley Luce and Mrs. discussion will be “ The Value of the Clay White spent Sunday in Livonia. Church. ” Mr. and Mrs. George Northway and ______________ son of Watkins Glen spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Raleigh Edsall, it being Mrs. Edsalls birthday. Frank Post was taken to the Hos pital at Penn Yan Sunday for an ap pendicitis operation. ' . The following children were bap There will a chicken dinner ser- tized '.by the Rev. George McCulloch ved at the parsonage Friday evening, during the services Sunday morning Nov. 18, at 5:30 p. m. The proceeds Franklin Baker, Betty and Olive Mil are to be used for siding lumber for l e U Stuart Bishop, Jr., Ruth and the new community hall which is be- Richard Bishop and Ralph Koons. The ing built to replace the one destroyed following children were also received is by fire last year. Classified Ads Bring Quick Results ‘ incubator ’ bottle under aseptic con- ditions, properly nourished with vari- J ous salts and a sugar supply, with the j result that a new seedling fruit tree j is produced which is a potential new j variety. ” By this methbd the Station fruit breeders have saved many seed- The Rev. and Mrs. Herbert Gordon ; lings which might otherwise have died, and daughter Maxine of Point Byron) The method has prO ved most valu- were recent guests of his parents, the 1 ... . „ Rev. and Mrs. James Gordon. able m savin & seedlings from crosses Mrs. Edwin Lobdell of Ovid was a of early ripening peaches, cherries, guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. plums, and apricots. Heretofore, E - G - Gleason last week. most of the 1 embryos of crosses of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence White of . . . . ,. „ Rochester and Miss Dorothy Allen of ver y ear ly ripening varieties of these Central Square spent a few days rast fruits have failed to develop properly week with Mrs. Mabel Stever. ) and much or all of the cross has been Mrs. Charles Brown o± ningham- ] os t. By removing the embryos at ton spent the week-end at her home ,, . . ■, , , , bere the correct stage of devedopment and Mrs. Lillian Clark j nursing them along in the incubator Mrs. Martin Clark, Aged 51 years, bottles, the Station now has a num- passed away Thursday, Nov. lt)>, at her of potential new varieties of these the hospital in Penn Yan, following a fruits well along the road to maturity, serious operation. She was a Kind i ;i „ x n neighbor and a devoted wile and while some few of them are actually mother. She was a member of the beginning to' bear fruit. M. E. Church. Those left to mourn her loss are her husband, Martin Clark, four daughters, Mrs. Anna Francisco of Penn Yan, Mrs. George , , , , . . Weise of - Bradford, Pa., Gladys and o clock the weekly prayer meeting will p cbe rta at home; three sisters and) tree seeds, be held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.' on On Thursday evening at 8:00 The method has found another un expected but very useful application in the nursery industry, as a germi nation test of fruit trees and forest LaFave. Roscoe Wixson will have BARNES & ROCK STREAM Ellen Marie Kellogg Phone 2216 By this method the per- one brother. The funeral was held ) centage germination of the seed can be £ lat ? residence on th East( be de termined within side of Waneta Lake, Sunday at 2:00 p. m., Rev. James Gordon officiating. Burial was in the MacDowell cemetery in Wayne. Wayne Methodist Episcopal Church Rev. James Gordon, Pastor Worship service at 10:30 a. m. Sunday school at 11:45. Wayne Village Baptist Church Rev. Clare C. Conrad, Minister Morning worship at 10:30 a. m. Children ’ s sermon, Bible school, class es for all 12:00 Evening service at 7:30 p. m. Young People ’ s meeting in the session room at 7:30 p. m. Junior Young People will meet at the parsonage at 7 :30. All boys and girls from 10 to high school ages a re urges to join. On Thursday, Nov. 17, will occur the Thanksgiving supper, from 6:30 until all served. No specified price, but a free will offering will be taken. A special meeting of the Junior ’ s will be held Saturday afternoon at 2:30 for forming a constitution and other business, at the home of Mrs. Edson Houck. seven to ten days, as compared with a period of several months under ordinary con ditions. It is also supplying much valuable information on the growth habits of fruit embryos which will doubtless prove helpful to plant scientists. $110 Living room suites $59.87 now at CORCORAN ’ S, PENN YAN SCHINE ’ S GOLDEN HARVEST OF HITS TT Friday, Nov. 18 Ritz Brothers in ’ STRAIGHT PLACE AND SHOW Jwith Richard Arlen, Ethel Merman, Phyllis Brooks, Geo. Barbier Selected Short Subjects Friday ? ? ? ? Nite ! Saturday, Nov. 19 TOUCHDOWN ARMY. John Howard, Mary Carlisle, Robert Cummings 2nd HIT Gene Autry in RHYTHM OF THE SADDLE Flash Gordon Chapter 10 Surprise at 9 :30 P. M. Sun., Mon., Tues., Nov. 20, 21, 22 A Paramount Picture with FRED M ac MURRAY- RAY MILLAND LOUISE CAMPBELL Pnduad anil Olndwl by WlLtlAB, A. WELLMAN Popeye, News Wednesday, Nov. 23 ONE DAY ONLY Judy Garland, Freddie Bartholomew in LISTEN DARLING Thurs., Fri., Nov. 24, 25 Grand Holiday Attraction jWallace Beery, Mickey Rooney in STALEMATES Continuous Thursday For the Ladies 1I We are giving away absolutely FREE, one piece of Corning Pyrex Ware with every complete Winter Lub rication Change at our Service Station. THIS OFFER GOOD FOR A LIMITED TIME Sale of Batteries at Money-Saving Prices Atlantic Service Station W. BREWER TYRONE Mrs. Charles S. Hall into the church: Richard and Janet Peelle, Robert Koons, Kathryn Norris Franklin Baker, Ruth Allen, Ruth Richard and Stuart Bishop Jr. In place of the regular picnic dinner the Ladies ’ Aid Society is putting on Mr. and Mrs. John Litteer and an exhibit of old quilts and old shawls family attended a birthday dinner for a t Memorial hall, Dec. 1, between William Paige of Dundee last Friday and 5 p. m. The ladies will serve night. i refreshments Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Roper of Endi- Mrs. Herbert Allen and Miss Lydia cott were week-end guests of Mr. and Newcomb entertained the Thimble Clubat one o ’ clock luncheon held last WESTON Miss Gardie Raplee WANTED — Work by day or hour, or will exchange labor for firewood. Mrs. I. J. Palmer. Phone or write David Symonds, wel- fare officer, Dun dee, N. Y . 21-3- WANTED — Furs of all kinds; al so beef and horsehides. E. Morse. Phone 117R _________ 23-1-p Mr. and Mrs. William Mattoon and Thursday afternoon at the home of son were Sunday guests of their Miss Newcomb daughter, Mrs. Charlotte Fay of Bath. 1 , Mrs. Delmar ’ Smith of Sodus Point . T be Eadies Aid Society will hold a has been visiting her son, Ward Smith sicial at the Manse, Friday evenng of and f a mily. WANTED — All kinds of poultry, )tbis w eek. | A few ladies of our missionary si Monday, Nov. 21. Will call if noti-I Mr.s Myrtie Utter, Mrs. Burch Al- ciety were guests of the Dundee Mis fied. Guy Kaufman phone Himrod ‘ ^ en > Gerald Allen and Donald Allen sionary Society at the home of Mrs 4-0. ’ 23-1-p j we , r , e in Bath Friday afternoon. J Fultz Friday afternoon. Mrs. Him WANTED to rent small house or i ^ r \ and ^ rs ’ Charles DeCamp and man o f Moreland, who is a returned apartment. Write or call The Dun- granddaughter spent Sunday with Missionary from China, was the guest dee Observer. 23-1-p their daughter in Ithaca. speaker. ======================= j Mr.s Ward Crawford is visiting her Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Newberry of CAD I? 17 MT (daughter, Mrs. Leo Aldrich of Wells- Corning were guests last Thursday of run Rdl I 'burg. i Mr. and Mrs. L. C. McClure. FO R RENT — Dec 1 : the Emma Mr - and Mrs - Ward Knapp were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Peelle and son Tennant house on Hollister street, $25 very x Pleasantly surprised on their Robert of Forest Hills were week-end month. Harpending ’ s Law Office, twenty-third wedding anniversary guests of Mrs. Maria Peelle and Mr & 23 by their daughters. There were and Mrs. John Peelle -------- - — — ---- - ----- 1- about twenty-five present. I Mrs. M. H. Kellogg and daughter FOR RENT Apartment with Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Fox were in Janet of Elmira were week-end guests modern improvements and garage at p enn Yan Monday afternoon. of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Kellogg. Mr. inquire Willis G. j oe Covell of Fort Edward spent an d Mrs. David Strom and family of 31 Seneca Street. Wilkin Mrs. Ella Arnold is spending the winter with her daughters, the Misses Mary and Charlotte Arnold in Ithaca. Mrs. Cordelia Hanmer of Watkins Glen is a guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Caywood. Raymond Wixson of Rochester spent the week-end at the home of his mother, Mrs. Myrtie Wixson. William Skiff is spending the winter at the home of his sister, Mrs. Char lotte Biglow in Penn Yan. Miss Mildred Howell of Pottsville spent the week-end at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Howell. Rev. Guy Madara of Hammondsport called recently at the home of Mrs. C. S. Hall. Mrs. Ward Knickerbocker of Brad ford spent Sunday at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Meade. Tyrone Grange Elects Staff Newly elected officers of the Tyrone Grange are: Master, Harold Grace; overseer, Jacob Sunderlin; lecturer, Marian Howell; steward, John Lit teer; assistant, Lloyd Fox; chaplain, Abbie Sebring; treasurer, Asa C. Huey; secretary, Ruth Caywood; gate keeper, Albert Graves; Ceres, Frances White; Pomona, Emily Swarthout; Flora, Edith Swarthout; lady assis tant steward, Royetta Huey; trustee for three years, Frank Wood. TQ RENT — the Roberts block. FOR RENT 23-2-p from Thursday until Sunday at his Elmira were also dinner guests at the Desirable rooms in home here. • i Kellogg home last Thursday evening ----------------------- | Mrs. Floyd Lacy, Mark Baker, Miss Foods costs may rise when ready- Alma Darling and Mrs. Darling of to-eat packaged goods, instead of Rochester _were recent guests of Mr, R. R. Roberts, j 23-a Apartment, fur nished or unfurnished; all modern th j th bulk re used f ently conveniences. M. G. Barton, 27 Hol lister street, phone 51. 23-1 LOST LOST or stolen, 34 x 7 tire, tube and rim, serial number M-14167-FA, between Waneta Lake and Foote ’ s Dundee Motors. Hill near Odessa. Reward. G. F. j ------- Bedient, Lakemont. Phone Dundee 2736. ______________________ 23-2-p j and Mrs. T. E. Baker. Mr. and Mrs. Morris Peelle and and when most of the food is bought family visited Mr. and Mrs. John Pet in small, rather than in large, con- erson of Elmira Saturday, tainers. I Miss Marcia Trenchard of Himrod | was a week-end guest of her sister j Mrs. Loren Howell. Genuine Ford Batteries, $7.50 up. Mrs. Elizabeth O ’ Brien entertained 23-2 the bridge club at her home Friday l Mrs. George Hill and Betty and $90 Living room suites $55 now at CORCORAN ’ S, PENN YAN TOBEHANNA VALLEY Mrs. Ray Manning MISCELLANEOUS LET US ADJUST your car by our newly installed scientific Motor Test er, to enable you to get more mile age on gasoline, save on repair bills and reduce wear and tear on motor. Carpenter & Sons. Dundee. 6-a AUTO PARTS AND ACCESSORIES for all makes of cars. Tools and equipment. Penn Yan Auto Parts Co., Maiden Lane, Penn Yan. 22-5-p LET US EASE UP that cold weather starting of your car. We check your car and tune it up for win ter driving. . Frank H. Hallings Maid en Lane, Penn Yan. 23-5-p Olive Miller spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. James Wheat of Brees port. On Saturday they attended the funeral of Ward Davis of Erin. Mr. and Mrs. John Sullivan of Gen eva visited Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Mc- Card of Thanks We wish to thank our neighbors and ciure\ Sunday? Mr. and Mrs. Harry Matt and fam ily of South Lansing visited Mr. and Mrs. George Hill Sunday. Mrs. W. H. Denson is convalescing at her home from a broken shoulder which she suffered recently. Rock Stream Presbyterian Church Rev. George McCulloch, Pastor kindly remembered us during our recent and also for flowers and use of cars. Martin Clark and Family Robert Clark friends, who and assisted bereavement, BUY A NEW RIBBON NOW for Your Typewriter; Standard or portable machines. The Dundee Ob server. Telephone 8. tf This community was saddened by the death of Mrs. Dewitt Malloy, Sun day at Penn Yan hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Coon and family and Mr. and Mrs. Claude Rob inson and family of Churchville and Mr. and Mrs. James Coon and son of Altay were Sunday guests at the home of Ray Manning. The King-Tut 4-H Home making girls will meet with their leader, Mrs. William Sebring, Saturday afternoon. Altay Baptist Church Rev. John F. Newman, Pastor Sunday — Divine worship at 9:45 a. Sermon by the pastor; special music by the choir. Bible school will convene at 10:45 a. m. The Christian Endeavor Society will meet at the church at 6:30 p. m. for the devotional service and. discussion period. The public is cordially invited to all the services of this church. Morning worship at 9:45 o ’ clock. j Sermon theme, “ The Full Corn in the ---------------------- Ear. ” Bible school at the close of $39 90 Living room suites $49.50 now [the service of worship. 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