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juuxa in Dividend Paying Co. f ir* and Auto Liability Insurance Insurance Save 20 c on every dollar HARRY UETZMANN, Inc. Phone 370-1 Wayland, N. Y. Robert B. Allen FUNERAL SERVICE Phpne 229 Naples New York Local Notes Wednesday July 1, 1942 Local markets eggs 24c and/ butter 35c. 10% OF INCOME IS OUR QUOTA IN WAR BONN Vine Street G a r a g e r General Repairing Batteries, Oil and Grease ALBERT HANGGI Telephone 220 Naples, N. Y. Dr. William C. Sackett DENTIST East Naples St., Wayland, N. Y. Office Hours: 9 a. ra. to 5 p. m. Open Evenings, Monday, Wednes day and Saturday For Auctioneer Can Gordon Proper Naples, N. Y. Phone 206-W Also horses of all kinds for sale or trade for cattle T h e NAPLES HOTEL BY THE WEEK ROOMS FROM $ ) i l up- All saeden rn e is with won der f»l feeds, glass! aeee n da- tW n. la fsiN at the desk. H a t an off premise* license BEER AND ALE ON DRAUGHT A S D BOTTLES DINNERS-LUNCHES M ,R . S c h v i y l e r NAPLES, NEW YORK Wanted— DEAD OR DISABLED Horses $2 to $5 Cows 1 to 3 „ Prompt* Courteous Service Pull Station Nearest You: Rochester, Cul. 1161 Waterloo 20S STAPPENBECK ESTABLISHED 1910 Bring your auction' bill to this office. Renew your subscription IL ■ This office will be closed Sat urday July 4th. Regular meeting of the Max- field Fire Cot) Thursday night at their rooms. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Schuts and family have moved to the J. E. Lyon house on Reed street. The Pea Vinery near the Fair Grounds opened last Friday and a large crop is anticipated. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Brown of Prattsburg, a daughter, in the Bath hospital, Tuesday June 30th., name Beverly Ann. Old leaky oil drums wanted for the intake to the n ew swimm ing pool near the Fair Grounds. Phone J. C. Bolles if you have one to donate and he w ill have it picked- up. Of the various ways to oook fish, frying is the most difficult, leading hotel chefs, say, because it drys the natural flavor. They recommend broiled, baited or boiled' fish. The Naples branch of the Am erican Red Cross has received a letter of congratulations upon the outstanding work done during the recent war fund drive; also a cer tificate of merit which reads as follows: “This certificate is awarded to the Naples Branch in recognition of valued service rendered during the w a r fund campaign of 1941-42. By the American National Red Cross. Norman H. Davis.” Through the efforts of the vil lage fathers, a public swimming pool is being built near the Fair Grounds. Work was started • week and is nearing completion. The pool will be 9 feet deep at one end and gradually reduce to the depths of 2 feet. The pool m so constructed that the high waters from the creek cannot overflow or wash it out. The plan is to have picnic tables, and bath houses in the future. A surprise party was given to Miss Marie Maslowsky last Wed nesday night by Mrs. William Shiauglhryessy and Mrs. John M. Vierhile ait the home of Mrs. Shaughnessy. Those present were: Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Konz, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Reifer, Mr. and Mrs. James Reed, Catherine Rie- senbefger, Miss Eleanor Cleve land, Miss Anna Snitzler, Mrs. John Eckert, Mr. William Ben jamin, Mr. Shaughnessy and Mr. Vierhile. On Thursday evening, Miss Cleveland entertained in her honor. Workmen at Bath Fair Grounds completed a new stage for grand stand attractions at the Steuben county fair, 50 feet square, con structed on wheels, and’ movable into place on the race track in 5 minutes. So far as is known this is the only movable stage on a County Flair Ground. It replaces the old permanent stage and portable stage that required con siderable time and a large corps of men to erect on the race track after the raoes and had to be taken down and packed away each night after the Grandstand shjow. LeToumeau Christian Camp on the east shore of Canandaigua La Ice, will open on July 4th, which has been designated as “American Victory Day.” It is expected that 2600 young people will be entertained a t the camp during July and August. L 6 | Tourneau. Camp, conducted by Interstate Evangelistic Associa tion, is splendidly equipped for the spiritual and physical re freshment of all so fortunate as to be able to spend a part of the -j Summer, there. Casual visitors I from this immediate area have : been amazed by the rapid devel- i opment of the camp, to which many new biflLd&ngg have been added from year to year, until it now offers many fine cabins, guest houses, dormitory tents, a large dining hall and a new' recreation hall. The Cohocton School district voted last week to centralize. ( ^ i d m ^ y i C T O R Y SQUASH BUG Vegetable gardniers otfteti (find it difficult to mature squash, be*- cause of the squash stink bug and its young that, such the plants dry during late June and July. This injury can be prevented if the bugs are combatted now, while they are first beginning to find squash plant* The simp-' lest treatment for the squMtf bug' is to j&ace a shingle like board- at the base of each plant. The bugs will hide under it at night and they can be destroyed there read ily if the boards are examined, early, each morning before the bugs begin moving about to feed. When trapping under Boards is not practiced insecticides may be used. The young grayish bugs will hatch out of tl>e varnish Cjilfi ored eggs which the old bugs will soon begin to lay on the under side of the leaves. To kin tihogg young bugs, the- gardener must use a pyrethrum dust, or a nico tine spray prepared by mining four teaspoonfuls of nicotine- sul fate plus a small handful of soap chips in one gallon of water. The bodies of the bugs must be well coated with the dust or well- wet ted with the spray in order to be killed. Card of T h a n k ’s I wish to- thank my many friends for the cards and sun shine box sent during my illness at the hospital and at home. . Margaret L. Randolph. A PICNIC FOR FRIENDS This is an appropriate designa tion of the annual Lawn Social and dinner of St. JanuariuB church which will again be held this year on July 4th. The Ladies of the parish under the direction of Mrs. Catherine Pfenninger will begin serving at 11:30 a. m. and will continue until all are served The men will manage the outside'; entertainments. The dinner prices are 75c for adults and 50c .for children. Take the family out, it's cheaper than at home. The Rev Herbert L. Sturmer, Pastor, and the Committee invite you to come and enjoy this festival. Card of Thanks We wish to express our ap preciation to all friends and neighbors who sent cards and let ters, furnished cars and flowers, and to alii who assisted in any other )way |dujrjn|g the sickness and burial of our beloved hus band and father. Mrs. Maude Coons, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Coons, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Coons. New Pattern Table Oil Coth at Bolles Hardware. Cottage cheese mixed with fresh, chopped cherries makes a good' “dessert” sandwich. V icinity Churches Bristol Springs Free Church Rev. D. M. Ratcliff. Minister Thursday 8 , midweek meeting for Bible study and prayer at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Saunders. Sunday 10:15 morning worship and preaching service: 'sermon topic, ‘God and the Nation.’ Let us assemble and pray for Amer ica. 11:15 Sunday school. Regular attendance makes for enthusi asm. 7 , young people’s meeting. Naples Gospel Taknsads Rev. Lawrence W. Wlfdea. Paster Sunday at 10:30, Bible sichool with classes for cdiL Alfred Brown, Supt. Sunday at 11:15 morning ser vice, David Wigden has return ed for the month of July and will speak at the morning ser vice. Sunday at 7, younjg peopdie’s meeting. Always interesting. Sunday at 7:45. Evening sep vice. Special music by young pEpple. To' The Consumers of Electricity When you require an electric meter installed or moved to an other location, please be sure to notify us at least 48 hours in ad vance. This will enable Us to group many installations and thereby save gasoline and tires that are so vital to the welfare of our country. New York State Gas and Electric Company, Dansville. Preserve the finish of your car with G. E. Liquid Wax. Easy to apply. Vierhiles. More dairy farms need bull pens and exercise yards to keep the herd sjre healthy, say a an animal husbandry specialist. Naples Theatre, Naples, N.\.; THE FRIENDLY THEATRE Two Shows Nightly 7 and ». Sunday *-8-10 _______ BUY U. S. WAR BONDS AND SAVING STAMPS Wednesday and Thursday July 1 and 2 Ann Sheridan and Ronald Reagan, the stars of Kings .Row* » ‘Juke Girl’ Plus Pete Smith - Stooge Comedy Friday and' Saturday July 3 and 4. Sat. Independence Day 6:00 p. m, Continuous The Aldrich Family in Roy Rogers in ‘Henry and Dizzy’ with Jimmy Lydon as Henry Aldrich ‘ManFrom Cheyenne’ with George ‘Gabby* HayesL Chapter 5, *The Spy Smasher” Sunday and Monday July ' 5 and 6 A perfect- screen match, Ann So them and Red^Skelton in. ‘Maisie Gets Her Man’ with Leo Gorcey and Allen Jenkins Plus news-selected short subjects Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday July 7, 8 , 9 ■> . r- Fred MacMurray and Marlene Dietrich in ‘The Lady Is Willing’ ‘True To The Army’ with Judy Canova, Jerry Colonna and Ann Miller ♦♦♦M i >♦♦ ♦ > « < ■♦♦♦♦♦Hr Campbell’s Jewelry CANANDAIGUA 1916 -26th YEAR- 1942 GRADUATION WATCHES Again we say- ‘Don’t Delay* The wise shopper will select the graduation gift watch now and be sure of just the model and make desired. WEDDING PRESENTS If it is fine crystal, china, silver or chrome why not shop here and save time and money. You will find the better things, more complete price range and your gifts will -be properly gift wrapped without extra charge. GOOD MAKES OF SILVERPLATE No shortage of Community, Rogers, Gorham or other good' silver here, Complete services for 6 , 8 or 12 persons in at tractive presentation chests Price range from $19.95 and every make fully guaranteed. CANANDMUU* SAVE SCRAP METAL for the gun*, planet, tanks end ship* « i muit bav* for victory! Give it to a char* ity or sell it lo a junk dealer ^ Ttr Call Y»«f J J felvM* >*r Vkt*nr ConuaittM •r VMM' Lml DrfMM C m m O f fh H I HAT SET « H ash loan fcash loam foe w o rthy ' purposes are, as always, 1 encouraged. Many u e se curing extra cash to pay . past due bills, charge ac- ‘ tounti, and to meet enter- geodes. .Securing a loan is simple. Tell us the amount needed, answer a few questions and We'll make the arrangements. No credit inquiries of friends or em ployer. $10 to *100 ON YOUR SIGNATURE IF EMPLOYED MO (o $300 IN ONE DAY ON AUTO OR rtJUNITUM -0- EIHAHCE CORPORATION James McF. Sherer 141 S. MAIN ST. CANANDAIGUA, N. Y. .Telephone 111 W AR DAMAGE INSURANCE FOR RATES, FORMS, AND INFORMATION CONSULT JAMES P. LONG George L. Tobey Insurance Agency NAPLES, N. y. fir th SPECIALS A for the 4 Sale of STRAWS Sailors and Soft Straws Valuts to $2.95 New styles, new colors, new shapes _ they’re all included in th is special group at gen uine reductions r ight now, so you can d l f Q (f have yours for th e 4th Sale of B. V* D. Sports Shirts This fam o u s m a k e in a sale group _ Short sleeve sports s h ir ts in cool fab- A A rics, good colors, $1.35 values Salt of Sleeveless Sweaters $ 1 . 0 0 The r i g h t Sweater for sum m e rtim e - ^P o p u lar colours in plain and fancy A A ^ “ knits. Values to $1.95 Sale of Summer and Year 'Round Weight SUITS $ 2 2 .5 0 Values at $18.50 Shetlands* Tweeds, Coverts _ m a n y wool Fabrics are included in th is feature group of suits. You’ll wear y o u rs r ig h t now, and m a n y of the coats are ju s t the. right thing for sum m e r wear w ith odd slacks Many Other Values for Men for the 4th OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY EVENINGS' p * » • F rank J. Seeley “ Thei H o u se of J000 Pairs of Pants?’ Canandaigua, N. Y.
