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THfi 'fiAPLEg HjB<30KD, NrAPC£Tgr iTBrfTTOKt, WBDWttDAY, JANUARY 3, 1923. PAG8 iW S BEIJL^e :r i i r C T ^ in N A T io N s - - :• * V '-■-.-.a. O f tie Eyes Are a revelation to thoae/whoare accustomed r to old- t3m£ ttiejthods. The readera of Ilia J^JlS»rd- will appreciate the service . I {piti able ' ’to give- then*=reason^ able, tpo. •'* v' ISXSIiXa , . i t o m a t x l a t . • 1-7.?—=. *'k* *• ' , I will be mt THE NAPLES HOTEL ^ jK V ^ P N E S D A Y ; JAN. 31, 1923. ‘ •c' *•«* ’ ‘-rs-x^ v*. ' si* •*\ , ''rvitf *'/v^‘•, 'A. .v\ #>i F I L M 8 A N D S U P R U E S . a n d f i n i s h i i w g p g k i e i , Za. V . C A S E V Micksnie St, Naples^ H. T. Phone 29-W One Cent a Word. a DVM rns*M *M T S ot Wjuted, Lost, Found JSL roe Bale, etc., outer the atxrre beading wOlfee eluurma o x * cmxr a womD for each Inter- ttta.' No atfTerttsemeat. lea* tbur 25 oenta tor •Mb Insertion. OaabmwtMoooipanTeMb or- ••r; . USE—The Record’s One-Cent-a-Word eolunqn fdr results. TYPEW RITER RIBBONS — Carbon paper, typewriter paper, at this office. < FOR SALEr-Box stationery, made of f.^EDjmimerniill:. Bond, at The Record office. FOR SALE—Portland cutter, in good, condition. Inquire at Record office. 51 . _ -- / ----------- ---- - .. . _ _ .WANTED—Wfceat, oats, com and buckwheat, at Ontario Mills, Naples, -N. Y . ’Phone No., 222. ________ 47tf^ \F O R SALE—S-. C. White Leghorn! . cockerels, and Hendrick sweet apples. J&nieB B_. Gelder, ’phone 72-F-14. 2 TRUCKING— Am prepared to do lo cal and long distance trucking. Call . 215-J, or see Charles Crandall. 41tf W a n t e d —Cattle, hjgs, sheep and Calves, at L. V, station, Naples, Sat urday, Jan. 6. Highest market jprice. U '.Hf. StaSdish.^ ‘ * -Iw l * CORNEASE—A sure cure for corns, bunions and warts. A new line of pencils, at Peck’s Jewelry Store. Charles Peck, Naples, N. Y. ltf WANTED — Chickens, ducks, tur keys, geese ^nd rabbits, at Slayton’s mill, Naples, ev&ry Monday until fur ther notice. Highest market price. t£ FOR SALE—The Griswold home stead, situate on upper Main street, is offered f<jr sale; good house and bam, large garden. Also the Gris wold mill property; fine chance'fd? the right man; plenty of land. En quire of C. J. Smith. _______ • lw2* Most successful business men spend at least three per cent, of their gross sales fo r advertising. .A*} Geo. E. Gillett PLUMBING STEAM AND HOT WATER HEATING - A l Wotk Gaaraateed. Oflce u f o Record Ofice NAPLES N. Y. Clawson Comer Grocer; The Store that Sayes You] Money. Good Groceries Ww.*.. Good Service - '■-'fiU Good Treatment - T r “ »r-A> ' i M b M m W Aaywfcseaia \;'r .*k$ - •-C * <- - V - t * '■j? ■i<^s K . s s*\ £B.Ctawsoii RECORD ADVERTISERS New Ads. ' Schlossman & Son. Changes B. P. Rocker. Naples Bakery. ' ' 6. Pierson Bell Hugh S. Wyllie. The Pictureland Orion L. Emory. George Swingle. The Store of Merritt The Bolles Hardware. National Clothing Co. Wm. H. Foxall £ Co. Security Trust Company. Rochester Democrat and Chronicle. The Christmas seal campaign in this county this year bps not been a com plete success thus far. A little less than S4,000 of the $8,000 quota have ! been raised. , • LOCAL NEWS THE LOCAL MARKETS tVheat $1.25 per bushel^ Ry«y 76 cents per bushel. ■ Eggs, 50 cents per dozen. Buckwheat, $1.60 per cwt. Pea beans, $6.00 per cwt. Butter, 40 cents per pound. Medium beans, $6.00 per cwt. Potatoes, 45 cents per bushel. Imperial beans, $6.00 per cwt. Yellow Eye beans, $6.00 per cwt. Red Kidney beans, $6.50 per cwt. Red Marrow beans, $6.50 per cwt. White Kidney beans,'$7.00 per cwt. Whi£e Marrow beans, $6 per cwt. — : ------ o --------- Eggs, 40 cents per dozen. Pea beans, $6.25 per cwt. Medium beans, $6.25 per cwt. 'Red Kidney beans, $7 pet cwt. White Marrow beans, $6.25 pel- cwt. The Naples village schools re opened this morning, following the holiday vacation. The New Year ~ was ushered in here in Naples with the^ assistance of bell Si whistlesj guns, etc. --------- i-O ---------- The new Methodist church sheds are fast n6aring completion. They will be large and roomy. ---- ------ o ---------- The Naples Girl Scouts were en tertained last Friday evening by Misses Gladys and Emily Hanggi. The Bolles hardware has a novel decoration for its south window—a hen with some fluffy 1923 chickens. - ------ ------- 0 -------------- Bingham Circle \No. 79, Ladies of the G. A. R., will meet in G. A. R. Hall on Friday, January 5, at 2:30 p. m. On Christmas Day, December 25, 1922, a da-ughter was bom to Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Mason,® of Victor, for merly of Naples. ---- 7 ---- O ---------- Anyone wishing to join the Na- plesjliibrary Association or renew embershipT) may do so by payi^- one dollar m> the librarian for the purchase of new books. William West has rented the south side of the Hardenburg block, bn the east side of Main street. It is expected that he will open a restau rant in the near future. On Monday the children of the Ontario County Orphan Asylum were entertained at the Masonic Temple, Geneva, by the Geneva Commandery, Knights Templar. This New Year’s Day entertainment for the orphan children has become an annual event with the Geneva Knights. While coasting on Bob Nick last night Miss Julia Peck, 18 year old, daughter of Emory Peck, of this vil lage, had a narrow escape from serious injury when the front of a sled coming down the hill struek hert fracturing a rib on her right side. It is not thought that she was in jured internally. o -------- The children of the Ontario Coun ty Orphan AslyUm will have fee cream every Sunday in 1923, Charles Coolidge, formerly of Clifton! Springs but now a resident of Illinois, having already placed the order with a Canandaigua ice cream company. Mr. Coolidge and his sis ter, now .deceased, have been bene- factors of the orphan asylum for maQjr years. . ----------- o ------- Charles Chalmers Mac Lean, Jr., son of Dr. Charles C. MacLean, fdrme^pastor of the Naples Persby- terian church, has been awarded a' prize for a story, which he wrote for his class-in English in the Batavia High School The title of the story, is “A Wilderness Romance.” The fall issue of“The Picayune, the high paper, contained the story, ------ - — ° r \— :— Miss Eva Vosburgh has assumed the duties of. custodian of the- Red hUrosff Emergency- Supply~and Loan Closet for the 'Winter. months. Per sons who desire to borrow articles from the chest for use in cases of sickness and' emergency in tJtheir homes, may consult TtfiiSs ,V6sburgh at During.‘ t£e recent JEteC“ Cross -'Rolf iCall. .seventy-fiveT Renewals ,o i' mem? Ijepship* were re«5ive3/ as ‘against Members of the Community Cho rus are requested to meet in Academy' Hall next Tuesday^ evening, January 11, at 7:30 o’clock sharp, and alsof to bring a new member.—By order. -------- - —o----------- Monday morning Mrs. Ella Wood, had the misfortune to run a needle into her hand. She was taken to Me morial Hospital, Canandaigua, where the needle was removed after an X? ray had been taken. ; ---------- -o ------------- The first annual ball of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah lodges, held last Friday evening in Memorial Hall, was well attended and proved^ to be a very enjoyable occasion. A: fine supper was served. -------------- o— ---------- Naples Grange will meet all day Saturday, January 6. Business meeting at 10 o’clock Dinner at noon; all Grangers are invited to at* tend. Installation of officers in the afternoon in charge of K. M. Warner. -------------- o--------------- » J. Gordon Lewis informs • The Record that he has secured $255 to-i ward the furnishing of a room in Me morial Hospital, Canandaigua, by the citizens of Naples, The orginal mark set was for $300 and it is hoped that the additional $45 will soon be pledged. ---------- -o ---------- We must apologize for the press work on this issue of The Record. A new rubber blanket, supposed to he of the best quality, has just been installed on our newspaper press at considerable expense, and evMen&y it is not .of even thickness. It is causing us much trouble and delay, but will have to be used until anoth er can be obtained. ---------- o ---- — James Richards, aged 84 years, a brother of the late Mrs. Edmund C. Clarke, of this village, died on Janu ary 1st, 1923, at his home in Amity- ville, L. I. He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Eleanor Wiley Richards; a son, James, Jr., and a sister, Mrs. Anna Richards Cummings, of Bath, England. The interment will take place at Poughkeepsie on Thursday. The Azuliket Club met with Mrs. W. G. Caton oij. Tuesday evening. Roll call was answered^ with Negro stories; paper, “ Life of Thomas N. Page,” Mrs. C. M. Crouch; reading, sketches from “In Old Virginia,” Mrs. May Corwin; reading, sketches from “ Uncle Remus,” Miss Mary Pierce. At the close of the meeting dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. ---------- o ---- - ------ “Bob Nick” is the scene of coast ing by the young people these dayS. Ar.d, when the youngsters get a real good start, upon reaching the’ bottom t of the big hill they cross Elizabeth street, come down Cross and Mill streets, cross Main street and go down Mechanic street and East avenue. It looks like the godd old days of years ago, when the town pump had to be dodged on Elizabeth street at the head of Cross street. --------- rO ---------- We didn’t know whether the elec tric switch clock had stopped, or whether there was a short circuit somewhere, or whether the power plant had stopped business over at Homell, or whether it was; just be cause we now had a Democratic governor, but, anyway, Naples start ed 1923 without having any street lights New Year’s night. Early Tuesday morning the Martin boys were down from' Atlanta to • repair the trouble, and last night the lights shown forth as usual. Last Wednesday night and Thurs day Western New York was visited by one of the most severe snow storms in several years. In Roches ter 135 inches of snow fell, and in many other, sections* where, govem- ment records are not kept, there must have been fully as jnuch. While the fall was not quite so great in Naples, yet- there were several inches of snow here by Thursday evening. It has been, thawing a little for a couple of days, but there is still plenty of snow and the -sleighing is still good, especially on the improved highways. Eye glasses at Benjamin House, Jan. 5th. $5.00. H. L. Kay. Winchester Flashlights and Batteries at Bolles’ hardware. _ . __t --- ?rr-. ---- P --VJ ------ „ Condensed Music. Little Benjamin, aged four, had tw« pets—* canary and a cat. One on lucky day the door of the cage was left, open and the eat was caught In the act of swallowing the last morsel -gfr*the—pooir~b!rd.~ LttUe-~BeDjamln- gazed at the .cat a fefr minutes In'sor rowful medlfatlonr-and then snddenly asked: ,“M&inma, will iqssle' sing now?” * - ' '■*>.! r - Just Out, 1923 Look in our South. Window and see what 1923 brought to John. Hens that are* fed Hess Panacea are always ahead. Who can beat it? Come on, you A rthur Polmanteer! » The Bolles Hardware NAPLES, N. Y e ■Phone, 36. ANNOUNCEMENT Having purchased the stock and equipment of James W. Henry, of Atlanta, I shall conduct an undertak ing establishment in Naples, with a branch in Atlanta at the home of J. W.^flenry. Motor equipment. For the present, my Naples office will be in my home in Weld street. ’Phone 55-W. T. R. Rennoldson. ---------- o— - ------- Coleman Lanterns at Bolles’ hardware. — ----- -o --------------- A T THE PICTURELAND From the moment that Richard Diffl is called from his study to help a dying man to learn of a cache of buried treasure he hasn’t a moment of peace until the final fade-out of “Yellow Men and Gold,” the thrilling Goldwyn adventure* picture which will be shown here on Saturday at The \Pictureland. Gouvemeur Morris is the author of this vivid picture-play and among the twists of fortune which he has devised for his hero are: capture by a band of criminals who drug him, take a treasure map, from his pocket and throw nim into the harbor; rescue by a beautiful white girl, mistress of a strange Chi nese sailing vessel; battle with a gang of ruthless villains on a lonely tropical isle; conflict with a man- brute on a dizzy fcliff; struggle in deep water with a ruffian, and other breath-taking adventures. Helene Chadwick, as the pretty heroine, shows unsuspected talents for haz ardous physical activity on water and land.—Advertisement. “IF I ONLY HAD A MILLION” The Grange play, “If I Only Had a Million,” which was such a success, will be repeated in Memorial Hall on Tuesday evening, January 9, 1923. Admission, 35 cents; reserved seats, 15c extra. Tickets on sale at K. D. Bolster’s store on January 2. ---------- o ---------- Oyster Shells at Bolles’ hardware. ----------- Q ----------- ioo!-oarr> ng Device. To be attacliiM) in tin? <>\ernlls, or to n belt.-si t ( i n | c « i T \ inp de\ice lias been developed b> :i Seattle carpenter It Is designed for ;i hammer, liatcliet, or similar tool, and. according to the Popular Mechanics .Magazine, 1ms two metal lugs which are ruused to grasp the tool handle by tljo action of a spring latch operated b> the weight of the tool Getting It Out of His System. “Where are those eool nights you ad vertised ?’’ \Just wait,” said the proprietor of a summer hotel, conlidentlj, “they’ll be along.’’ “Sure,” snarled the guest, “but If It’s winter you are thinking about, 1 won’t be here.”—Birmingham Age-Her- ald. ---------- o ---------- NO SUNDAY DELIVERIES f In the future please send all or ders in time for Saturday delivery, as there will be no delivery Sundays and market will not be open. 52w2* R. F. Meye — a ----------- V To Take Out Creak. If shoes squeak saturate the soles with linseed or sweet oil or melted lard. Let the shoes stand In one of these lu bricants overnight. Many punch a small hole through the sole and the in ner lining above It and say this will effectively stop the creak or squeak. Azores‘Named for Hawks. The first name given to the Azores vvas Acores; and,' while the date and_ name of the discoverer of these Islands rYs uncertain, it is conceded the name was given because of the great number of hawks flying about, Acore signifying hawk In, Portuguese. left Qu a Ten-Ttiousand-Xsaca^ About” IDjOOD yomraigo it Ur general* ly supposed that the ice which covered 'the-greater part of North America r*> tlred/to the north for the test time. . At The Pictuieland This Week Saturday Only-—8 P. M \Yellow Men and Gold” with Hetene Chadwick and Richard Dix, from the famous tale of adventure by Gouvemeur Morris. Durinp January there will be only one show a week, except Friday and Saturday, January 19th and 20th, when the big special, “ Sherlock Uplines,” will b'e run two nights. ADMISSION: Adults .201, plus war tax, 24; Total __ 924 Children under 12 yrs. _____________ ______ l©ej no waif tax GOOD MUSIC AT ALL SHOWS COLLECTOR’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that I, the undersigned, Collector of Taxes in and for the Town of Naples, have re ceived the Tax Roll and Warrant for the collection of taxes for the present year, and that I will attend at the ’Hiram Maxfield Bank, in the Village of Naples, for the next thirty days, beginning January 3, 1923, on Tues days, Thursdays and Saturdays of each week from 9 o’clock in the fore noon until 4 o’clock in the afternoon, for the purpose of receiving taxes assessed upon such roll at 1 Dated at Naples, N. Y., January 3, 1923. Grace Barker, I w5 Collector. ---------- o ---------- TOWN COLLECTOR’S NOTICE Notice is hereby given, that I, the undersigned, collector of taxes in and for the Town of Italy, Yates county, N.°Y., have received the tax roll and warrant for collection of taxes for the' present year. I will attend at my residence for the next 30 days, except I will bo at Harry Standish’s Jan 11; Bert DeWick’s store, Jan. 25; Town Hall, Jan. 16th and 30th, from 9 a m . until 4 p. m., for the purpose of receiving the taxes assessed on such roll. Dated this, 1st day of January, 1923. • Frank P. Moon, Collector, lw2 Branchport, N. Y. ---------- O -------- r- The Home Paper the People want —The Naples Record. f ---------- o ---------- Try The Naples Record for a year. EDISON RE-CREATIONS Brunswick Records Edison and Brunswick Phonographs A complete assortment for you to select from. Come in and investigate. K. D. BOLSTER Jeweler Naples, N. T. HAVE US SEND THE RECORD to the FOLKS AWAT FROM HOME January Sale of Blankets and Underwear! During this month we will offer weekly Sale Prices on special lines of merchandise. This week it is r ' BLANKETS and UNDERWEAR We plan to carry no winter stocks ovdr. Underwear for the Whole Family Blankets, all Mnds marked ac prices that-^iH mov£ them quidcly. — PLAN TO B E HERE • W ~ ¥ liZ J X E T S * A G m 4 Fkw « » lim it* Nexi P ior to Paatefice ^ MAPLES, NEW Y0W£ THE REC»Ri>EACH W1HC MORK NEWS: OP lUJPlfltf tim'm o t h e r w w s t a * o l fU r A H M t
