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Newspaper Page Textmmmmmmmmmsss. x~ £*t \- e«&#r\~ ^fr^ggUSfctfrBROfiKFOm W^rrTHtffigDAY^^^ttST^j^l --£M-\,-. ViSiNTTY HAPPENINGS gW4Ur- OVfr. OTIS and Mrs. Fred Flenxming, Jr. ^laSar^soja, Milton James Parks, spent --Sunday-with.-Mr. and Mrs.BenJ, Rock- ._ ford aiird family of Rochester. Mr .and Mrs. Earl DuColon spent ''nlRiinSay with Mr. and Mrs. Frank \Sim- toons jwid daughter Doris of Hilton. . ^^^^^4^^f»ro<^Hri-fl^P>fir4^ &x,peet to re- turn to Colorado .Spring_s_Thiarsday. The l&dd Road Home Bureau will \^eef at the home of Mrs. John Archer Wednesday afternoon,- Sept. 5 at 2:30 o'clock. '\^\MrsTTr'i.. TiiesTtriS daughter, Oer^ eB*\spettjdteg™aaiHite- ftine in the Adirondacks will return the first of \the week., Obureh serTtee^- were • resumed last Sunday at the M. E, Church, Rev. R. X E. Wilson and family having returned from tfoeir vacation'. On Tuesday even- ing, Aug. 28, the official \board meeting .will lie held in the church parlors. Gf orge iBeehier motored to Wat kins €rlen, Sunday. Rev. J; 'S. \Wilson spent the week- end on the charge, visiting old friends. .' Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Northrup and .—Ms-aid MPS, Myron Northru'p of Hil- tom-wiH sipesd this week at the Thous- and Islands. Mr .and Mrs. Charles Lankton and TO sons of IKelroltrMrcTi. spent-fhe- latter \part of the week with B. S. Webster an4 -family. - ' Mr -and Mrs. Sherm<an Smith re- turned home last week. . mother, Mrs. Myers. \TheTffsses Sara \and Dorothy Ren nie spent a week recently in Romulus, visiting friends. J. BLimm sfientl srst week on an* auto trip thTd-6WfrwtMi-frten*s--ffOBtt-*&ea- SWEDEN CENTER Tho services- at the Sweden Center church will he resumed Sunday morn- ing. . ._ . Mrs. Pratt of Batavia is spending a few days at -the home -of'Mr. and. Mrs. \Harry Tveson. * Mrs. E. J. Stickney has been spend- ing a few days in Auburn with \her Miss Bertha Wier, of feirport,. has been spending a fewdays-at the home of Miss faeah Coveli, Rodney Shull is driving anew car. .Fred Clark is improving-his farm buildings with a new coat of paint. Miss Carolyn G-oodridge 1B entertain- ing friends -from Grand Rapids, Mich. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Locke and fam- ily are spending a few weeks camping at the^lake: The play, \The Old Maids' Conven- tion\ given last Wednesday evening -at the -home- of 'Mr* E-= 3. Meisshon by the Swedtm Center Home Bureau, was a great success, proceeds of the even- ing amounting to nearly $&0. The p-prypTS~KhrTrI(l-be-proud of -sotn-e of the grandmothers an*l sreat grandmothers' gowns and- honiifUs which they wore. Mrs. Oarr-ie l>ay «»d family were guests last week of her brother. J. E. Mrs. G. E. Mep&tead- of-Clt was. tHi* gues»*gun4 | ay of f er daughter, Mrit Charles Archef; \'Mrs. Agnes\WttttaniV is speiidMg a week with her daughter, Mrs. Orrin F-urgeson of 'Byronj ' :Mis's Alice Lee spent last -we&k in RoehWef, -the guest of-Her-sist-ef M^s Mabel -Lee. Mr .and 'Mrs. D. L. Cruthexs »f Ber. gen were guests Sunday of 'Mr. a»u Mrs. Mades Lenk. / 'Harold McElver of iBatav/la spejit .li^t-w^vfe-^ie- -guest -of—Mrr/acnd Mrs., / T John W, BodelL M rs. Robert L. \AeWn\ Tmrertatorcd the .Missionary \society of the Presiby^ terian church at her home Thursday aifternoon. . . - L_ _ Miss Elizabeth Webster is. spending Beedle. . . Che week with 'Mr. \and Mrs. A. E. ,^; ss Carolyn Goodrich was a week -Smith. - » ^'J guest of reLativqs in Rochester. walker Mrs. Penbek who underwent an op- .^iss Adelaide Davis was a guest ofi\' ar(1 °\ , J __^__^__*__. . \William Vagg William S. Grant of Wichita,, Kanaaa, is 'i^g^mrpF^^^^TW^r^^^gB H7 Walker. \\ ' Miss\ Edith wolcott who tea® 'been spending a few days with Mss Jeftnle MeOall has returned to Oakfleld.V Donald King who has\-been a recent, guest at the George Greenaker home, has returned to Rochester. - Miss ^arjoriV \Phelps has returned home from Rochester where -she has been visiting,, relatives. Mrs. V. G. Lum and.son, Richard, of Erie, Pa., are visiting her mother, Mrs. Mary War-boys. •Miss Jennie MoOa41, Miss Floren-ca Bird and Miss Emma Gutzraer are spending a week at Troutburg. .OiLt&. Georgia Fairhurn is leaving this week'for Toronto, Canada, where she will spend ten days. Mr .and /Mrs. Earl Madftock of Ohurchyille, have\ been vistttag their parents, Mr .andltfns. Win. iiodell. idlayiton Zoom wxSk, timHy went to Creseriit Beach, Sundfeay. - AUto -Iaewi'9- and\ family-^! d AaiUb7 GARLAND The <Jarlamd Ladles Aid meets this week Thursday afternoon, Aug. 30, at W^m~ aia6 family jaotoreid 'W^QMfflP'^^W^'SSei^^^axf-me^^btdme^mf^ Bea-ch Sunday. Mr, anid Mxs. William BJaimil «ad daughfcer-ofiSoiiyea, wfirelpv&r Sunday; guests of tlhieb? lath-er, Frank Durfeee. Miss Grace. iHanomond _ bast been auite il^ajtjher home the past ^reek. OTis* H^fiet'-Rowland aand Miss Vir« ginte Drake of Roctiester were recent vigit-oifs a;t thve hosw of Mrs. S. G. Henmance. - _ __ _ aaid_ family &t-_ Suniday. >Bm^ and Sirs, R. (E, Wilsmare.en: . t&pfaalninig ar-relati'ver. Mrs. £Hull, and her ewo\children. MES. . I^alter ^mfflLapSri^nily .srfiML.: guests of Mrs. WfflstlB jMcOagg *ot Spancerport-test Friday. * j* Mr. and Mrs. WeUer w^ei e Sunday' guests of Mr. and Mrs. Norris Prosser. QCiymanlMaRison- ujuVwlu^afeTyTIostr\\ thjouigJi an aceideot, one of his best -..Arjh'iir tentied -tibae tBovand2ser-Giazi«r reunion ^hopses * - atTrmithufg;, Suhda y. | 'Mrs. 'Harry MtoOaigg an>d faanily spent Miss Nellie * Timfmersjm Is at. the ^unday afternoon with Mr .and Mrs. home of her mother, Mrs. Fred StafBn, \ Lewis McJCagg o^Olarksoni., for a short vaoatton_ ~\.\ \\\ \ Jgi^k'Jjoot.- jgjEhe, Prou ^pd family a^td their aungt, Miss Mc > -Rev. ^aad—Mrs^ Jaimes '.Wilsdn and were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. ilker. \William Vagg who has been spend- Brid'e, motored to NJiagara Palls, Suu-^ fiamily from North Ridge spent a few day. - . ' days last week with the Cafford family. •Mrs. A.nna ^Wadhoms has been cou- ( tiast Friday^ ©vein'ing--»t--a special— fined to tihe ho-usie by sickness f&rover school meeting of DMriiot iNo. 1, called a week. -Her daiUgnuter, Mrs, \Williain- T to elect a trustee to .the place of R~ S. son, of fjanandaigusa is staying with Steele, who resigned, Willi® Steele was her: .- - . ^.-^ ;selected to .take Jhis father's- place* Our p^blte- x 'Schoa<il, Disiriet No. &„- The «ehoel ^will-open -Tuesday, Sept- will begin on \TTtesdiay Sept, 4th. The 4th. upper grades -will b© unfter the charge ! — • — *• of Mrs. W. A- Doity and: the lower gradies under the chiarge of Miss Edith I^ewls. ' T4re Rowell * reuna<m w^as held at Grand View Beach, Ejunday, August 26. All persons owning of harboring dogs, who have not yet purchase**\ tags jriust do so before. Sept. 10. . •jSHist:_$3LT31 dMnqu©ni:c AftdJTJ^g. _ turned over to the Police\ Justice = - on that 4ate» ' - - Town Oerk. 1 ; ^*st' _SiS »-T3S It Ycnj^f«ed Tires-See^ f NEW MANAGER There were.represen&'ted the f^imilie^ of Edwin T. Jtowell, Georgie Blod-gett and M-Mes Ward of GlarbTsDn; Claude Allen j of iBrockport;«rMoi-ris S. Rowelt; of] Sweden; <ffran&''AdaEnsoa of EaiSt Rnc3i- r. esiter^ Lester (Rapg), of Rc-cheater; Mf. •&«<! Mrsr'Harry-Hovey -of-ElharpB«n^d~'Brtjnso^ , r\BrT3esr-^^ster - »nd\ Judson Smith, of EPanma. and Ttelos Smith of HHSon. There were also present George Watson,- ot Brockport John Bauch & Sons an- notmee^hat Bert 1%0mp- -son,\ formerly with F. W. aWu\ eration at Sit. Mary'sTloapital, KOt'h- \i' r , hnd 'MrsTBeTTPavlti a •ttrw-day»i . m w^<, MIMX , i • ' in_£r aimff time ill CalTonnia nas neen <i -^teto^^^^hfl^, - . 'TSThrLTer Mrs Wtn.Bordell. Jy^ The Misses Carolvn and Edna Laaek: gueat M ^ ls B „ '.~.™ J™!, \ \ ' \ \ \\\ \ \ , \ - •, -,. . „• --, ; Mrs. Ada \M. Tash and are an a campInK trip through Canada, ^ ^^-^ m m a , h M with friend« from Re-e-hes-ter ' -A 1 quiet,- Mrs. Hincher is spendinK some time with her daughter, Mrs. John Archer. -Newmanris*BOw4tt-eharge-^— of their Market St r show room and service station. Kvuri'tt J. Coulson who has been • pleasant afternoon -was spent visiting, Bemafl\d| •M-rs. Fred R, Hixs=on-i» very serious- in Roche srter, At • a week with the former's parents, Mr- last repont.it was said she was losing Give him a call, if for no more* than to say • 'howdy.\ OUR PRICES ARE THE LOWEST 0*THE QUAXltY HIGHEST 30x3 1-2 KEfctY Other sizes priced accordingly ^RS^It^ER> JS^A^COAPMAN^ xNforthMain St. Phone 235-VV JBelow Canal Bridge _ JULJ3 •> -i It '''r'/T^i JSSj M . f Z- : H\ - -r-#? :'^ ' .:*?t^) -. —-^g \ - ••• ' *•;•?; [ \'^jsrj •: r-,] il spending his vacation with relatives lver*» r*-tur-nt»d to hisluxnio in Whitman, MORTON Th«re Will besorvlccs at the Baptist rohx next 9unday-«t\*he usual hottPr-^f.;. j^ Monday. i»g^sy)^0-^teW^k. • •^•^^-^-^^r'TraTn^r-'Batg^T^ iMr -and Mrs. Fred Wilkinson and daya j^ we0 ] c a fthe home of her, also and Mrs.- J. A. Bovanizer. .ground and .tiiere seems to he very \daughter antTMr. and Aflrs- w. befen- dnrf are spending some -time at Chaa- tauoua. Chniries Jubenville of North Kendall i«d. the misfortune- U> break both hones in his right arm while cranking his girandfajther.'s Linds truck at-Mor- ton, Thursday.. -Rsv, andr Mrs. G. H. Hoh-art and, .daughter,. Helen, returned Monday after a.- week's stay at Kouka_Loke. (Howard .Manly and wtfe were guests of \relatives in Barre on Monday. • The Knaipp family reunion was held at Troutbu'rg last Saturday. Mr .and Mrs. Frank Hayes, Allen HOTton and Mr. amd Mrs. Archie J. •Hayes- spen* Sunday at Wyoming, also calling at the George Hayes home in Warsaw., — . i- Mxs^ W. IX Moore is ill and her \ tiaoghter Is home fea-rtns for her. Mr .and Mrs. Harry Knapp enter- tained a party\ of'young people Sunday. brother and family, Harry Tveson l\or sistpr, Mrs. John Stickney. Mr. : nd Mrs. J. 0. Richmond enter- tained at a sausage roast last Saturday evening' iu -honor of -their grandson, ••* < ^ lver - Everett Coulson- i M\rs Kmrnn Sififlmey of Rochesster was the guest of her son, E. J, Stiok- n«y. last weok. - •Mir.s* Louiso Fordh.iin is having her vacation -thia W-eok, i We are glad to se*>TTorottiy ClaTk out again after -Quite ^a seriouo opera- tion. Miss Clark entertained \a girl friend from Adams Basin last week. ' The choir held their picnic at- the n cker cottage last week. All report rt good time and good eats. August 18th, at the homo of Mrs. H. W. Merrill occurred the second ah- nual reunion of the \Warboys faatty. Thpre were flfLy-lwo present-coming- from Penusylvanin, Buffalo, Batavia, Rochester. Rersen, Byron and Brba. ''' Mr and Mrs. Johm P. Sands amd son, little hope of, her rescovery. | William and daughters, Ruth andJ Mrs. Edwua -Tho3n.psoh, of Jersey j Dori^ w*\ ^vfl hopm sipending a week City, ji J., wajSja-jeaoenfe-v-isltor MTEEe'i nt Trouthurg have returned to towiu jhonie^rhif\ \husband's iBOtaier audi 4 -M-p ^w»d--Mrs^John. 3odell. A. 3. atstar_lTi.•Clarffcram. - . ,. , Bode'll and Fred Ball--attended the. Mr .and MTS. W\ E. Brlgihtly and In case of trouble, phone us and our SERVICE £AR will hejQJLihfejob-— - — All models of the popular ^.CH^VROLET may-also—T he seen I To AVP 10 ROAJ? TROUBLE, ha?e your_ CM ^ looked over by us, __ •?_ __; Ball reunion held in Batavia, recently daughters of \Hblley_ amd Mr. and Mrs at the home of Mr. aad Mrs. Harry Charles 'Storer, of Rochester, were. Sunday guests of M TB.-Levi Thompson Mr. and Mrs. S. E. Suterbaugh, Mr.' and Mrs. \Wrig?ht. . and Mrs. F. B. Buterbaugh and faniily, Church servdcea T=V111 ibe resumed.ini also John -Stiles, Jr., all of <3arlama, our chureh -aext Sunday,' iSepl 2nd.} were guests recently of Mr. and Mrs. Let everyone in (Ms community make i A. B. Pulls. \ ~ -.-.--.^ - tt fresh start -said- a^eaa~eKrRA\ fegu-, Mr. amd Mrs\. T.^ATTBovasnizeT were\ TafTy. ^liet u'S^ \see Bi6w\TuU'we canTin amons those Who atteudod-the Bovan- the auditorium.\ lte^v. J. hi. lioadle wffl \ izer-Glf.zier family reunion at Trout- fill the pulpit. burg, Sunday. One hundred and fifty Mrs. Oiarles Cofc*er bad ft very ac- m.embers_H:efej?reseiit, . ' ; .tiye and exciting time last Friday Mr. and Mrs. Herman Oustermeir morning. Wfaile afcie was at work in and grandson. Russell Frostnaere, Au- the tipper part of hfie house, her' little' gustus liuosing and Misa Emum Dues- gdrl, Veda, fell dowm. stadrs, wrenching . ing. all of Rochester, were guests Sun- hrerijark. scraping csff\the\\SWn hegfdesl o i Brockport Service Garage John Bauch & Sons t«i.'235-w HAMLTKanfl3ROCKP0RT North-Main St. ^ Below CflBil Bridge \ BE U ER mi'S Remarkable inducementsior the next 6 trading days at this store E WILSON Dealer in High Gratfe \UT(^MOBILES MAXWELL Touring and Roadster -~\SpKCMo^e!itttt5ff -^ 4-Passenger Coupe, $1290\ -__.. Sedan»H1395 . , tSftAtMERS- Boadster and Touring $1280 Coach\ SlM '.-. Sedan, !gB25 - day of Mr .and-Mrs, Dennis GJeason. susrtatnih.'g bruises on- otfaer parts OI '/^/x/W fx« A. Y* -Miss Gladys Lee. Mtes Lillian Lee. her tody. At the same time her little; 24#-&—IJlSCOUnt , OA uV^TY •ater-Mt«rde--^M'ePe»eeh^-Wtlliam Jen- eishteen anorfcths- otd hoy r Adrian, ran * neialm. Albert jenneiahn amar\R6beTt to a -wiDdow 1 . fallSBf to tts gnstDld, Lee were among those who attended bieaking his arm ait the elbow. The •AH Hnto *r»p^rt« ^*\a right ^ood » ***<* roast near -Morton, Saturday, boy was, rus&ed to ,m hoapital.to_ItoAr . ^, ^ „ ,. . Hvpiniiig •-- i •' ester, wfhere-bitsaifatt was ^set. t,r,-<n wno >ift/i .>*•** «n dinner and sun- rrv ^ iii * ifi - ^ ( o«**-« „«« *.« - Tri^^ftmrtttPR^f-Jahn-^-Sasda-KiB. Mr8,-&eopfeet-Bow«r-ga#&« fareweli- Vlunger and Mrs. Mary Wanhoy^ at- party for her daugsbter, Edith, Satur- lit the \H. W. time was had by all, per both being served. Mrs Mewili is-the oldest jaaemjber,- t— •• HAMLIN Mrs. D. R. Siirgleton is in Rochester ^Ih..her_sjBtgr^^jg.^arrxJ^tes ; _ UNUSUAL VALUES in BQYS^SUITS — . Ail-JWttfa-tt^palrsofti^uiera JACK O r LEATHER SUKCSforBOYS^ Reinforced .with leather at every place the wear\ coineT Hnmpr R. Ben<?dict and Mrs. Bene diet and son George, o=f West Henrietta v WS a r ies Tuesdav were \Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. ^ j^g ofJLhe f orta er. Games were play . -t—^ r ^^\jfrs. nVeSsfer C-ater and '. • iendeTThe \Wairboys reTffi1c3£ held^ at day ri^n^oir the Walter J. Merrill home at Sweden goes to L.awr^cer*ong-tslattdrTrtrere! ^QW il tlie ttme^tO btjy fOWt new SWEATER. Our StOCk ifiUnUSUally lftfgfe,-' ' ^1 <'enter. Saturday. she Is engaged to teaoh scihooL About' ..•-.-• ••*.•! Gordon Brown and .Richard White twenty -were presesmt and enjoyed a .(^Btertained eight^een little friends in pleasant_ evening, - . .... - m ._ «-«4*<bration of t&eir birthday amji- . m* ^— afternoon at the _ . _ Crocjuet Slip-on Sweaters with collars, in white, bhie, brown and dark green, $10.00 each. ^lip^-Q\ Sweaters in browns and blues at S6.00 each. ere - ^wwlr- ^nor-gTisgtg^-jyr relatvyes aft Toaawamda, i Madlyn . Mi_J!formgLJSarriaoji..-are \ivstKEir Mrs. Bertha Snook, of Get your Croquet Set at Cook & King/Co. from \jjmJ» j 5^00—- 8r3flr AUCTION SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT '• ; __ .Pursuant fco aa order 'of tine ®or- Rochester rogate's fourt of SMonroe County, SALES and SERVICE North Matrv St., Brockport Phone 221-J ^Rochester. Oliver Benedict of is visiting Ms daughter, Mrs. Redimafli. Rev. Mr. Adaans of Rochester oc- cupied the pulpit at the Baptist church \ -Ta«.j 'Sunday —-'' ' ~— .\ Mrs. La Mountain and her niece, ~ JJd-Bs^-Buyor. of -Hatfielttt—=Mafis„ ^«re .Avife. ^ --- •-—--- 35MIM . Maw, Jetfea^ed^wnQ-MI^siIpuhdlc aiic-\ to $8*50 each. Boys' Wool Slip=on Sweaters $6.00 and $6.50. ? Other Sweaters-$l^pjto^fJp^eaJ^ l T Big €rie-c#iM^%^Hd Bo j^ #^^^= Shoes and Qxfords_ 46.00- West Henrietta' '--Mtes-fftwa SU^er^\^^enl 43i«- week- t*on-^t^-4htw-tew-o^^e>-H^-4ieaneT--3Bi- end with.friends in Pittsford afid Roch- Benedict in the Vi31age of Broolcport, ...---._ r . t N. Y., OB the 5th- day of 8e^*emibetr, °^ tPr \ _ , 1925, at 2 o'clock lot the afternoon, the 5?I ai>4 ' MrSl T ' HiK *° a ***& aon * o{ ironse and tot, (saSfl lot consisting of -TScleMer. 3pe5nF\^May- With\Mrrffihgitt\ aa acrex?MaBid^ gwnasd by tihe;; said Aihial\ D. Shaw^ at ihe time of his' -tdeatha-HsMmatfe on tfes yea^«ideH9f-atfr4 J:^ 1 ^^. Meii's £6.50 Shoes and Oxfords Men's^ ^6.00 Shoes and Oxfords now-^y..-;.^rraiJ?i^.?gre=s $5.35- the style of the times, FLORSHE1M SHOES and OX- Boys' Bi •VOBDS- $9.50 a pair Shoes.... .$1.98 a pr and Mrs. Frank er. The faiga^eet^boys-amt^d^^ t vjsiitiag her sdste-T, Mrs. Ray Elliott. | plO0 n be bp.cft on duty. Now do your .about two miles soatb. of \Broofcport N! ' Mr. and Mrs. James Nesbitt went to. best and you will be rewarded. | Y. T^wo-'hundred dollars of une pux- Men's^iS.So Shoes and Oxfords, - = HOW ...ViiI**^ai*i.ii..*.iiUa*t' Men's ^5.00 Shoes and Qxfprdj. Horseshoe lake\ Jast Sunday. af>v- * m r Oneida County Creameries Go. THOMAS O'BRIEN, Mgr. 12 Main St. BROCKPORT BROCKPORT SPECIALS 2 pkgs. Shredded Wheat for 19c 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes for 15c American Full Cream Cheese 31c lb Old white Snappy Cheese 35c lb \\\Best IK) grade 'Buffer 51c~I¥ Jwe^pay 33c-iflutrade for e&gs Mr. and Mrs. George Brown spent ( cnaBe \P 1 \ 106 ' w1 u <abe reqfnired to be paid at the time of the sale. iSald sale will be subject to *he aiptproval of the Surrogate's Court. For further particulars inquire of Homer B. Benedle-t, attorney lor the Administratrix, Brockport, N. Y, 8:30 TIOW. h. Sunday in Appleton. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Gates entertained Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gates and 'Mrs. Geo. \Ellpr of Hilton, Sunday; plso Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Powell, of Lewis-ton, amd Mrs. Hattie Faulkner, of Morton. >Mr. and Mrs. Peter Leroy and daughter, of Broc\kp%rt and Mr. and MTB. Molvin Leroy spent Sunday with John Xundy and -wife. William Wescott Is spending a few days in Brockport with Stanley King, Mrs. Will Miller and Mrs. Prank Sicler spent Tuesday in Rochester. . It is. our sad duty to record the death .of Inez, infant daughter of Mr. end Mrs. Harry Bates, of Rochester, which occurred at their home last Fri- day. The funeral was held Sunday at 1hp home of her grandparents, Mr. amd Mrs. Wm.'Bates. Rev. A. T. Mercer, of Hilton, conducted thes ervices. Burial at Blossom Cemeterv. ' --THBVft-E-USI'NS-ArtOT-OF LUMBER With unprecedented building in op- eration now the need for lumber naturally is greater than ever. See L. Gordon & Son before buying. 2:22tf Rochester Upholstering Co. 33 South WateisSt. Re-upholsterii'.g, Impairing and* Re- finishing. Davenports 'and Chairs made -to order. Al! work\ guaran- teed. Work call ed f <»r and Deliv- ered. Drop ii? a card. THANK YOU Men's $4.50 Shoes and Oxfords y now .: -~ •—- $3.98 Men's '$4.00 Shoes .and Oxfords now $3.50 ^~.\ $z.Sro a pair MEN'S SfcOUt SHOES ' _ ' •_ * _$*' 98i \ a \P^ r * \ MEN'S $5.00 and $6.00 FANCY SHOES now $3.50 Another jiumber of MEN'S SHOES at $2.75 a pair Skirprising Values in lien's Furnishing Goods . WE CAN USE a limited quantity of certain kinds of DROP APPLES SmltlifiBTcl's Pum Fond Co., INCORPORATED' Phone, Biockport 85 GRADE 1 WORK SHIRTS 8Sc each MEN'S DRESS TROUSERS $3.00 to $6.00 a pair GRADE 1 OVERALLS and FROCKS $2.00 each M9N'S DRESS SHIRTS $1.25 to $5.50 each KAYNEE WAISTS for BOYS 98c and $1.25 each BOYS' KNEE PANTS $1:25 to $3.00 a pair MEN'S FALL CAPS $1.50 to $3.00 each MEN'S BLACK and BROWN COTTON SOCKS * 15c a'pr NELSON WORK SOCKS 15c a pr. 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Lowville leader and Lyons-Leyden ledger. (Lowville, N.Y.)
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The Lowville times and Lewis County independent. (Lowville, N.Y.)
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Madison County Whig. (Cazenovia, N.Y.)
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The Mechanicville Mercury. (Mechanicville, N.Y.)
Mechanicville Saturday Mercury. (Mechanicville, N.Y.)
The Medina daily journal and Medina register. (Medina, N.Y.)
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Merrick life. (Merrick, N.Y.)
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Nassau County review. (Freeport, N.Y.)
Nassau daily review and Nassau star. (Metropolitan, Long Island, Nassau County [Freeport], N.Y.)
Nassau daily review-star. (Metropolitan, Long Island, Nassau County [Freeport], N.Y.)
The Nassau daily review. (Freeport, N.Y.)
The Nassau post. (Freeport, N.Y.)
National anti-slavery standard. (New York [N.Y.])
Neapolitan record. (Naples, N.Y.)
The Neapolitan. (Naples, N.Y.)
New Castle news. (Chappaqua, N.Y.)
New Castle tribune. (Chappaqua, N.Y.)
The New Greece press. (Greece, N.Y.)
The New Paltz independent and times. (New-Paltz, Ulster County, N.Y.)
New Paltz times. (New Paltz, N.Y.)
The New Rochelle pioneer. (New Rochelle [N.Y.])
New York evening post. (New York [N.Y.])
The New York farmer. (Cooperstown, N.Y.)
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New-Paltz independent. (New-Paltz, Ulster County, N.Y.)
New-York commercial advertiser. (New-York [N.Y.)
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The New-York gazette. (New-York [N.Y.])
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Newark courier-gazette, the Marion enterprise, Clifton Springs press. (Newark, N.Y.)
The Newark courier-gazette, the Marion enterprise. (Newark, N.Y.)
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The Newark courier. (Newark, N.Y.)
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North Country Catholic. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
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North Creek enterprise. (North Creek, N.Y.)
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The North Westchester times ; New Castle tribune. (Mt. Kisco, N.Y.)
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Northern Democrat. (Pulaski, N.Y.)
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Northern light. (Ogdensburgh, N.Y.)
Northern New York journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
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Northern New York weekly journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
The Northern observer. (Massena, N.Y.)
Northern state journal. (Watertown, N.Y.)
Northern tribune and Gouverneur herald-times. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
Northern tribune. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
The Northern tribune. (Gouverneur, N.Y.)
Northern Whig. (Hudson, N.Y.)
Northport journal. (Northport, N.Y.)
Northport observer. (Northport, N.Y.)
Norwood news. (Norwood, N.Y.)
NYSSA-News (Canton, N.Y.)
The observer. (Northport, Huntington TWP., N.Y.)
The observer. (Massapequa Park, L.I., N.Y.)
The Official student publication of the University of Buffalo (Buffalo, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburg advance and St. Lawrence weekly Democrat. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
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Ogdensburg journal. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburg journal. (Ogdensburg, N.Y.)
The Ogdensburgh sentinel. (Ogdensburgh, N.Y.)
Old Weird Herald. (Sanborn, N.Y.)
Olean daily herald. (Olean, N.Y.)
The Olean Democrat. (Olean, Cattaraugus Co., N.Y.)
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The olive branch. (Utica, N.Y.)
On the St. Lawrence and Clayton independent. (Clayton, Jefferson Co., N.Y.)
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Oneida Whig. (Utica, N.Y.)
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Orleans Republican. (Albion, N.Y.)
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Queens County review. (Freeport, N.Y.)
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Sayville weekly news. (Sayville, N.Y.)
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The Brockport republic., August 30, 1923, Page 8, Image 8 About The Brockport republic. (Brockport, N.Y.) 1856-1925

The Brockport republic., August 30, 1923, Page 8, Image 8
About The Brockport republic. (Brockport, N.Y.) 1856-1925