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W a n t C o l u m n FOR SA L E - heavy double harn ess. Claude Pressler, phone 114- F-3. FOR SA L E - 300 purple berry roots from certified stock. Phone 73-R. 1 F O R SALE-0 a pair of new black' kid oxfords, 1 1-2 in. heel, size 7, triple A. Phone 16-M. LOST- biiri’d i of keys. Reward. E. Haynes. \WANTED- used boys’ and girls’ bicycle. Phone 73-J. SEJQRT of Meat- buy a pig and have your oym pork, weight* 150 to 200 lbs. Prank “King, phone 45-F-3. 5 j FOR SA L E - Syracuse 2 way- sulky plow. Mrs. Hazel' Potter,* S i F-25. W ILL have a few good used electric a washers in stock soon. First come, first served. Vier- hiite, Naples. FOR S A L E - bean puller, as good as new; also. Reo coupe. Cash. Call 32-J, Prattsburg or enquire at this office. W A N TE D - all kinds o f plumbing wark. Call Karl Potter. W A N T E D - sales clerk to work in store, Apply at Ben. Franklin Store. W A N T E D - girls and women to wait on table; counter boys and girls, ride and concession help. Part time or full time. Roseland Park/ Canandaigua. FOR thosie ‘hard to get things’ see y ieA i^,.p h c ^ e :d235 Naples?. W ANTED to buy gtiod uised cars a£(i trucks, to m 1937 iip. Chas. VMbt^in, phone Atlanta. 373. FOR SA L E - pair good work horsfes, 9 and 11 years oid, weight 14dti potiriiis. Also all my farm tobls. Harry Sutec, R. D. 2, Naples W A N T E D - Ladies Bicycle, ,CaJl Charles Fribolin, lania. F Phone 373, At- RATION BLANKS NOW AT t o w n n a y r t o r i c i . A t the request. of the Grange and through the cooperation of the Town Clerk, the Canandaigua Ration Board has placed some ofe the most frequently used ap plication forms, in Mrs. Potter’s office. They may be filled out and mailed to the Board in Can andaigua, thus saving a'trip to the office o l the Board. There are also some coupon re turn sheets for dealers. Tying wire at Bolles Hardware. SHARE YOU* CAB CLUB To conserve gasoline and tires the News office will act as a go between for Naplee people who are driving out-of-town and can carry.a few extra passengers or anyone wishing to leave town, can call this office and if we know of anyone going in your direction w ill arrange a ride for you. * Your oooperation is solicited; Edgar S. Morey, Editor Mbc§d stains must b e treated as tw o or three stains. For in stance to remove an ice cream, stain,a the egg and sugar may be removed with cold water, thei cream with a fat-dissolvingi agent; any remaining stain would be treated as a fruit stain. For further information on spot're moval, write to Roberts Hall, Ithaca, for Cornell bulletin 356, ‘Spot and Stain Removal.’ A darning ball slipped into the toe or heel of a stocking holds the material1 firmly w h e n mend ing; paper basted under the place, to be mended is an aid in mend ing other fabrics. D irec t o r y ‘M o b i l i b r a r y ’ S e r v e s N . Y . A r m y C a m p W A N T E D - Wqot W i* pay th^ highest market price. Naples Produce Co. LO S T - 100 pound bag of Red Kidney beans. Naples Produce. FOR SA L E - Chevrolet pick-up tmcfej - also potato ground to iet. Joseph Krape. BEAUTIFUL MISSION O A K ten piece dining room suite, like new. At a big saving. Ten piece walnut suite complete with ser ver and buffet mirror, practical ly new. Golden oak -suite with round table, 6 chairs and buffet, reasonable. John M. Vierhile, Naples. SEE the Naples Produce Co., for seed beans, seed corn and seed oats; also have a carload of feed just unloaded. ’ W A N TE D - man to make garden, drive car, and make self general ly useful around residence in Naples. Must be handy with tools and. care for household appliances. .$25 per week. Write B o * l i l , ' Naples News, for in terview. FOR-'S&LE*. ro^pfaine; 2 kocse pfcv; pot&toMigger,* potato driller; potato planter; hay rack; heavy double harness; good vine yard horse; oil stove and gas stove with oven; cook stove with a d burner; 2 radios; water pow er washing itiacfcine; wagon iodce rfioes; aUo used furniture. Joseph krape. FOR SA L E - limited quantity of home grown medium Red Clov er seed of high purity and ger mination teat $17“ per bushel. Also headquarters for all Pine Tree Brand seeds. Fish and Brewer, Inc. 15 Bristol street, Canandaigua, N. Y. CASH for- old or worn out wash in g machines and 1-4 h. p. elec tric or gas w&her motors. Write details. R. E. Whitney, 1 Hessler street, Dansville. ' AUCTIONEERING: prices* sonable< Specializing in farm and home auctions. Telephone: Na ples: 79-F-2, Canandaigua, 119-3- R. Bert Brand, Naples, or call this office ll-R . • USED F UK N I T U I E o f aU1 kinds; ' dining room com plete, i living room - suites, odd chairs, ru®c cooking and ^ heating stoves, b«droom -suites, odd beds. H . C . St\ \ W o u l d N o t Take $ 1 0 0 . f o r M y H a n d b o o l c for F a r i k e r s cure another* —iays one reader T his remar£ai>fe4>ook' is a record of bj>% juui^redi.o( ■ occcm M I u m k i everywhere have bandied the emer gencies that arise, or hare discovered easier ways ofdomx farm jobs ia shorter time. T^timuual value of the book is shown,by thefact thjitit contains 861 tested plans, anyone of which mar mesa the making or saving of many dollars, With this w i offer |1mi H a n d b o o k P.flfruLAft MICHAMICS PRISS 9— » Cku—., Ig. COLLECTING AND PAYING— BOTH ARE BIG TAX JOBS , Besides .paying taxes of $396,000,000 1 Su their own account. Bell telephone companies acted in 1942 as collectors of $160,000,000 from telephone users for government taxes assessed on tele phone service and included in their telephone bills. It is the responsibility of telephone- companies to compute, collect and de-' liver taxes- to the government. This requir.es great accuracy and enlarged accounting organizations. The .^396,000,000 in taxes paid by Bell System companies in 1942 was about $107,500,000 larger than in 1941. Federal taxes were higher by 65 per cent. The New York Telephone Company’s share in. Bell System taxes In 1942 was $53,000,000, an increase of $7,239,000. The total amounted to more than a fifth of gross, revenues, and averaged more than $1.50 per month per tele phone. Setting a Good Pace For the second time all three major works of the Western Electric Com pany, v manufacturing unit of the, Bell Telephone System; have' received'the Army-Nary Production, A w a r d for meritorious services on the production front. In fiotifyirig! the workers. Under Sec retary o f W a r Robert P. Pktterrion said: “You have continued to maintain, tfia high standard that, Tf on you distinction more than six months ago. The White Star, which the renewal add* to your Army-Nary Production Award flag, is the symbol of appreciation' from oiir Arjned Forces for your continued and determined effort and patriotism.” Certificate# for advanced or review training in first aid were awarded dur ing the past yea? to 5,860 -employees of the N e w York Teleph6ne Company. \ ■■•■■< \ 0 ■■ (O n tario County’s Slogan) ‘Back a Buddy, B u y a Bond.’ T a k e Y e w . C h o i c e AVfATIOM MOVIE ROMANCE OUTDOORS WESTERN FICTION HUMOR FARM MEWS HOUSEHOl* COOKERY MECHANICAL ADVENTURE THIS NEWSPAPER 1 YEAR W ith A n y M a g a z ine Listed B e low : A l Mi n i m i Are far I Y n t BOTH Q. ^Actual, Detective Storie* ............... . . . . . . $ 1.90 Q AnwrictV;Coc&ery ............ . 2.00 □ American Fruit Grower ............ . ... . . IJ2S f~l American Magazine ......... . 2.80 □ American Turkey Journal ........... .... . 1.25 □ Boys' Life (For All Boy*) . . . . ' . ........... 2.00 □ Capper’s Famw ........... . 1.25 □ Child L ife ................ ..................... . 2.90 O'Click (Picture Magazine) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1.50 Q Collier’s Weekly ................ . 2JO □ Etude Music M agazine............................... 2.80 O Flower Grower .................... .. .............. .. 2JO n Fur Fish-Gome ................ 1.80 0 Household Magazine ........ .. 1.25 □ Hunting & Fish.ng ......... . 1.50 n Liberty (Weekly) ..................... .. 2.30 1 I Look (Picture Magazine) ............. . 2.30 I~1 Magazine Digest ........ .. 3.30 l~) Modern Romances .......... .. ......... . 1.50 I~1 Modern Screen ........................ . 1.50 l~l Nature Magazine ................... .. 3.30 Q - O . ‘doors ......................................... 1.50- □ Outdoorsman .................. 1.80 3] Parents' Magazine ................ . 2.30 I-! Pathfindor (52 Is'uos) ............ . 1.50 f~l Personal Romancos . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . I..60 □ Popular Homecraft .. ............. 2.30 l~1 Popular Mechanics ..................... . 2.8Q n Popular Science M o n thly ............. . 2.00 □ Redbook . .............. ............................ 2.80 □ Science & Mechanic* (12 Issues) . . . . . . . 1.50 □ Screen Guide ......................................... .. | .50 I~1 Screenland'............................ .. 1.50 □ Silver Screen ........................................... 1.50 □ Who— Magazine About Pedpls . . . . ........ 2.30 □ World Dig'tst . ........................... ............ .. 3.30 □ Your Life .................................................. .. 3 JQ d The Woman—A Digest Magazine for the Modem Woman ‘ ..................... *. ........... 1.50 ■ Enclosed fmd $_ In M l poymenf for a o m year's. • sub*criptio« to tfcW newspaper and the meganne decked above.' “ AOORESS- ^STATE •> ’ o Looking aft dr the telephone needs of the big and busy Army camp at Pin* Camp, New York, Harold B. Lines, tha telephone company’s manager there, provides^a-telephone\ directory library which is just as mobile as the fighting equipment ot the Army units whose needs he cares for. Devised by Lines and made by a carpenter, in nearby Watertown, this directory shelf in the trunk compart ment of his automobile supplements regular directory facilities at tele phones in the Post Exchanges and tit the Camp's attended telephone center in the Service Club. ' Pine Camp’s soldiers are apt to en counter Lines almost any time as he makes his rounds of telephone loca tions, furnishing change, answering questions about the service, and gen erally making himself helpful to this large community. An “inter-com,” as any airplane pt lot, navigator or bombardier will tell you, is the inter-communlcating tele phone system Chat keeps the crew working together. \ 'Si • O ' New. Greyhound Bus Schedule From Canandaigua ' • A change in the Central Grey hound Lines bus schedule thru Canandaigua was put into effect this week. Buses w ill leaVe that city for Rochester in the future as f o l l o w s ; __ A. M. 2:57, 8:22, 8:80, 8:56, 10:07; P. M. 1:02, 2:57, 4:07, 4.12, 5:32, 7:47, 7:51, 10:li7, attd 11.57. For Geneva; A. M. 12:05, 5:05, 8:20, 9:04, ll:15; P. H , 12:19, 2:19, 12:55, 2:15, 4:05, 5.05 :25, 8:35 and 9:04. Onion sets at Boiled. It’s bad enovgh daring wartime when departing w o rk men leave farm or factory shorthanded. But when an electric motor quits it may mean you have to stop a vital machine for good— o r go back to old slow expensive hand methods of milking, pumping, sawing, grinding, shop work and other jobs so easily done by electric power. Don’t neglect your electric motor— you may not be able to replace it. + Rules for making your Electric Motor last 1 U se the rig h t m o to r fo r the job. D o n ’t use a sm aller m o to r o r one o f different type and speed fro m that specified by the m anufacturer. 2 A lw ays operate m o to r on approxim ately its rated voltag e . Low voltage is usually caused by w ire sizes o f the c irc u it be ing too sm a ll o r by too much other e q u ip m e n t o p e r a tin g o n the same circuit at the same tim e . 3 G u a rd against ove rlo a d and overheating by usin g delayed actio n fuse o r p r o p e r protective e q u ip m e n t. T h e o r d in a r y fuse w ill not give adequate m otor p r o te c tio n . ' — — s ----------- 4 K e e p proper ten s io n o n the belt. A b e lt to o ti# h t w ill cause excessive wear o n the bearings— too. lo o s e it w fK sl&f astd cause excessive w e a r o n the b d t itse lf. 5 K e e p m o tor lubricated exactly according; to m a n u facturer's instructions. ( I f you lose instruction ca r d , send fo r n e w o n e ). D o n ’t lubricate to o much or to o little . 6 K e e p the m o tor cle a n , dry and w e ll ven tilate d . I f o ily d ir t , lin t or dust clo g the air passages th e m o to r w ill no* be ab le to cool properly. 7 I f your m o tor is as m u c h as five jrears o ld , have it checked an d cleaned th o ro u g h ly by a com p e tent electrician. Most electric motors require very little attention— but regular Msfceclioh -will aid tn preventing trouble. This is especially important now when replacement is next to .impossible. ___ • _ _____ Untt r>f>r+r >T Kty/Ntnr ne\rMn N e w York State Electric & (Gas C o r p o ra2£o»i Fo r the S o ld ie r, S a ilo r, * M a r in e a n d A ir C o rp s W ith the Official Govemnient Service Seal Engraved in Gold SO E N V E L O P E S 5 0 S H E E T S Packed in a beautiful Red White and Blue box w ith the U. S. Service Emblem printed iA Gold on th e cover O r d e r N o w N a p l e s ) ( £ i v s O f f i c e $ 1.50
