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SlEWSraETTERS . FROM-NEARBY PERRY CENTER Mrs. G. W. Silver'<alie<t on ,M r£ £ ? , A ^ im b e riey-atCaatile^ ff unday. Hugh Jfc Seekins ot S%alna spent. «$he week- end with Mrs. ;iGr«ce Purdy, Mrs. Smith of Perry spent a few •days this Week with Mrs .{Austin SowL The Ladies’ Missionary, tlnion, met 'w ith Mrs. T. J. Otto on Wednesday safternoon. Mrs. Addie Catlin of/Warsaw spent '’Tuesday and Wednesday with her sis- cter, Mrs. Thos. Otis. ^ -Frank Phillips 2nd Warren Kelly Thavo returned from the Adirondack* ^bringing home fine deeV. Mr. and Mrs. .George Conrad enter tained Mr. and Mrs. \George Cripps o f Rochester over the week end. C. A. Safford retained on Monday tfrom Batavia, .HhasJhfl. ^spending a few days with H. W. Bar- Jry and family. Mr. and Mre. P. L. Stewart .enter- *4ained Mr. and Mrs. Samtiel Hutton, airs. Edna Butler and son Gordon on Sunday to dinner. Mr. “and Mrs. Lew Acker of Pike •and Richard Campbell ef Arizona -were guests on Sunday Of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Safford. There will be a Thanksgiving serv ice at the church on Thursday morn' 4 8 ,0 0 0 -4—Fmrxtilltuzhp^Bpiie use it io KIUL/COLP CASCARA __ _ _ ___ V;-i Jtindtrd feoii frmtJjr for JO'.jrttM IK —in ablet lorm^rult, tart,1’ Mo opl»tt»—breilu up a cold In 24 boar>—ftllcvea crip- In I l m 1 uk Wit flw r box h» • Red .top w i t h Mr. JIUI1*, picture. Ac AUDrmr 3t*nt LA GRANGE Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jeffres of Castile attended- church here’ on Sunday and were dinner guests*, at Mrs. Alche Her rington's. -It Is requested-tjiafthose-who-have made pledges toward the Boy Scout and Community Building will redeem their pledges as soon as possible. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Chapman and daughter Thelma, and Mrs. Guila Mar tin and son Harold, of Perry, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Clar ence Wellman. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Selden went to Buffalo on Tuesday of last week to attend the funeral of an aunt, Mrs. ^ ... Lett? Taylor They returned home icng at_Xl o'clock. Tho Subject Will bo t^le following day. Mr. and Mrs. M. I. Wellman wqre '\$ie Foundation of 100% American ism .\ , - EASTOATKA Mr. and Mrs. John Prescott have moved to Perry. Lucy Lakin of West Perry was a • Sunday guest of Nina Kingsley. Bert Spencer of Rock Glen will work for Frank Hurlburt for the wtn- -■Rer. . Miss Maria Shearman of Perry, was oi' weekend guest of Mrs.Lloyd Ab- Vbott. George Bailey and family, of War saw. were Sunday callora at Frank Hurlburt’s, Lawrence Booth attended the bazaar ' -*and dance on Friday and Saturday «evenings in Perry. Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Whlttam of Oak JHill were Thursday guests of Mr. and -Mrs. M. J. Flukor. Charles Hurlburt of West Perry - was a Sunday guest of his son, Frank -Hurlburt, and family. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Abbott wore ^Sunday evening guests of Mr. and Airs. E. J. Abbott in Perry. Mrs. Jennie KingBley and daughter, 'Inez Satterlee ana Jessie LaRuc/ of XNunda, were week end guests of Mr. Jand Mrs. W. W. Kingsloy. Mr. and Mrs. E.,J. Sonor, Arthur Beardsley and Grace Robbins of Buf falo were Friday evening callers upon Mr, and Mrs. Guy Beardsley. Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Foskett, Harry and-limcL-ann~QhariftB._w«ca. -Sunday evening callers upon Mabel ^'Foskett at F. W. Clark’s in Covington. Several old neighbors have recoived \cands from William Nash, telling, of guests of Mr. and Mrs. Milo Jeffres of Castile on -Monday night. They left there on Tuesday morning to spend -fseyeral- tlays with relatives In Cuba, Olean and Belfast. x. Brown of Syracuse, repre- of the Anti-Saloon League, 1 the people of this churcn Tit Mr. and Mrs. Clark Wellman, Mrs. C. V. Wellman and Mrs. Leon Well man motored to Rochester on Monday of last week. Mrs. C. V. Wellman remained for several days' visit with her sister, Mrs. Martha Frazier. S bv. Mr. Brown of S; ative addressed the people the usual hour for morning services on Sunday. Nov. 16th. The people re sponded very heartily and the \Lin coln-Lee Legion” program which fol lowed thl^ service was also a success. Our pastor. Rev. L. S. Zarnphonl- thes, has received word that his moth er, Mrs. Frances Wetmore Zaraphon- ithes, passed to her reward at her home in Winchester, Cal., on Friday morning, Nov. 14th. She was bom in October 1863, at Lawn Ridge, 111., and received her education at Peoria, III. In 1879 she wos married to Rev A. D. Zaraphonithes, M. D., and they went as medical missionaries to Greece, where they spent nearly 20 years. Returning to America, they engaged in mission work in New York City for about four years. On ac count of poor health It became neces sary for them to move to Colifomia, where, after about six years, Rev A. D. Zaraphonithes died Altho Mrs. Zaraphonithes had had poor health for the pagtrfcw years; she IffflTUeWTnirtl? active nnd her death came ns a sudden shock to her loved onos. She is sur vived by two daughters. Miss Diamond Zaraphonithes and Mrs. Earl Whiting, rhigl-tnp, postmarked from South Car- ; both of Winchester, Cal., and one son, 7,81,1 18 having “the time of 1 Rev L. S. Zaraphonithes, pastor of Ills life. I LaG range Baptist Church I Everson’s New Winter Bus Schedule Effective Nov. 24, 1919. See my complete new schedule for details Leaves Perry for Mt. Morris. 9 10 a. m„ 2.25 p. m, every day. Saturdays, 12 p. m. Sundays, 9 p. m. SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY, NOV. 22 Rochester and Return, $2.55 via Bus and Erie at Geneseo. Leave Perry 9.10 a. m. Leave Rochester 6.15 p. fn. Quicker Trip. Longer Time in Rochester. Lowest Cost. '4 V. I Why W a it? Clothing right now is as good as ever. The rice will beito lower and m a y be considerably higher. This is a good time to buy. Have you seen our new Wool Gloves, made same as a kid glove and much warmer? Wool flannel shirts, priced $3.00 to $5.00. Sweaters $1.75 up. W. J. LOFTOS ----- Clothes o f Q u a lity - 3 9 South Mtrin Sfrttt Ptny, N. Y. SUCKER BROOK Slc-mm Brothers nnd Fred .Adrian hgI a-fl!^!3i^-tto^ llS.f0r. thU year~. PA ’ \Sunday. ^ I Mra- Helen Brown has gone to spend NORTH perry Mrs. Ell? Davis was. home from Buffalo from Thursday until .Monday. I the winter Jn Perry. G. W. Chappel and family and Mr. ' Miss Sheffield spent Sunday in War- and M m . Fred Adrian were in .Roch ester on Tuesday. saw with her parents. . _JHr. and Mrs. Walter Hull of Leices- “ Chmmcey\Stevens and famflyp«>f ter visited' \Mrs. Clara PaddocF on Warsaw, spent Sunday with Mr. and Sunday. Mrs. H. B. Watrous. -f. • Frank Jones has recently bought Mrs. ElIzabeth.McIntyre and-5N. G.la house and lot in Perry and expects Watroue attended the funeral of Mr?. ‘ to move there. Ellen Burroughs in Nunda onj-Friday M ib . Irwin Alburty is spending a of last week. ‘.'•Cfc ifew days wlth her mother, who is ill Bert Bowles and family, of‘Leices-1 of the Wi teri and Neal Pickard of Perry, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slo- a t the Warsaw hospital, -Mr. and Mrs. Fred Andrews attend- cum.'from Friday until Sunday. ~~ ^ S ' a ^ O a t ^ ^ y Mr? and Mrs.1^ ^ - ‘John B. Smith, visited xelatlresjfn $|£t at ° atlca Dy ' Mr and Mre. Will McMahan had a l a r g e ’ attendance for their auction and on Tuesday left for their new home Buffalo oa Thursday and Friday!.' His TnOther, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, who has teen in the city for several weeks, returned with him. GIBSONVILLE * in Perry. . Mr Benedict, the Misses Laura and Ruth Benedict, P- E. Page and Mis. Fred Andrews motored to Rochester Mrs. L, W. Caton has been visiting on Wednesday, • friends in Leicester. i Gordon Butler, son of Mrs. Edna -Charles-Boening and-famfly motored-Antler, -took -first -prize-as -the-bestr to Rochester last Thursday. looking horseman at the Armistice Harvey Jaggard caught four good- Day parade in Perry, sized coons in less than a week. ! jJ r. and Mrs. George Cole, Mr. and Mr, and Mrs. Seeley Duffle and M rs.' Mrs. Ray Morgan, Mr. and Mrs. FranR Elizabeth Hull and granddaughter Hohman were Sunday dinner guests of spent Thursday in Mt. Morris. , Mr an(j Mre. Lawrence Efurst. 9 ^ ) ( g g ) 0 ' - j ^ TAILORED A T FASHION PARK B I - S JV I N G Even the conservative business man admits that the Fashion Park Bi swing extension sleeve feature is entirely practical—and very com fortable—and very desirable. Johant gen’s Perry’8 Greatest Clothing Store ... Y “ X. p r o g r a m ’-*- * Thursday NOVEMBER Is your wife outpacing you’ with her’ See Do you want to keep up 20 ALICE BRADY in “ THE INDESTRUCTIBLE W IFE” Jimmy Ordwav*s wife was indestructible; she wore him to a frazzle, but he saved himself from being destroyed. Want to know how * See the picture. HEARST NEWS. COMEDY— “Tramp AJIimaney.*’ Friday NOVEMBER 21 Here he is again! TOM MOORE in a powerful pictunzation of the succe’ssfui stage play “ HEARTSEASE” A picture for the family persons of all ages and fancies, elevates and inspires. It appeals to young and old— It is entertamment that Current Events. Elmo Lincoln Ci ‘,Elmo the Mighty.\ ( s t n r i i i n WU\i»m For presents S a lB ra& y WILLIAM RUSSELL NOVEMBER “ SACRED SILENCE91 in 22 Adapted from the famous stage success ,<The Deserter.\ A supreme sacrifice for a woman's honor. Comedy-.«SLEUXHS.” Mond&v NOVEMBER 24 .W e re you ever married oil a game of forfeits? Well, that's what happened to WILL “ ALMOST A HUSBAND” There wasn’t any ring, but the ceremony was performed by a regularly ordained minister. Then the complica tions started. Sunshine Comedy—“WEDDING BELLS” Tuesday NOVEMBER 25 WILLIAM RUSSELL In a rollicking Western drama. “ HOBBS IN A HU R R Y ” In w h ich the hero does some acrobatic stunts. ANNA LITHER Md CHARLES HUTCHISON in ^H E GREAT GAMBLE” Mutt & Jeff Comedy—“SIR SIDNEY” „ ^ e cleverest and most fasclnating of pictures. WCdnCJ V ^ MURRAY in , I NOVEMBER ‘‘THEDELICIOUSHlITTLEDEVIL’^ ^ Mae Murray in a style that ieyr can imitate °* “ e j°y °f living;rwit} humor, farcfe comedy, 4 f V ---- meiodramvromancrinrd saw/ FORD WEEKLY ~~ ’ * COMEDY ’ ComiMtJThaidarivinttTJay, Matinef and Night william JPAIWUM in his latest ‘\THE LAST OPTHRTmANES\ New Shirts. Neckwear. Broadway Special Hats. Douglas Shoes. If yon are going to bny new clothes for Thanksgiving you have tfome idea now of what you want. W e mean the color. If you’ll give ns five minutes of yonr t.iniA we think yon w ill be glad to stretch it into fifteen for in addition to showing yon the -color and cut desired we have an all im portant piece of information to impart that will pay you to lend an open ear to. AND NOW W E ’RE TALKING ABOUT OUR VALUES— lis te n W ith this store VALUE comes first. That’s why this business is successful. When we sell a suit or anything else we give the customer as liberal a money’s worth as his dollars will buy ANY WHERE UNDER THE SUN. W e’re talking “ turkey” now—but it ’s true. We want you to be guided by these statements in your Thanksgiving clothes buying—and when you get here W E ’LL PROVE THEM. ^Michaels -tftem ffhank#- giving if uite and'Cverecats $ 20 , $ 25 , $ 30 , $ 35 , $ 39.50 Salmon & Ettingshaus Strictly One-Price Clothiers and Shoe Dealers Main Street Next to Cutlery Perry, N. Y. GAINESVILLE H. M. W a rd of Rochester was in town on Sunday.- | Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Wiseman spent Monday in Warsaw Mr. afld Mrs. Ray Ahl spent S a tur day and Sunday in Rochester. Mrs. Ethel Lipton is entertaining her cousins from Uniontown. I’a. The I O O F. held an oyster sup per in their rooms on Tuesday even ing. Elm e r M e tcalf hu^> sold his fa r m south of thi?. village to partie.*- from 1’erry Mrs. Garfield Taylor of Attica was a recent guest of her sister, Mrs. Bert Duggan. Miss Lulu Beiden of Warsaw spent Sunday with her parents, Mr and Mrs. Bert Beiden. Guy Lucas was home from the Ro chester Business Institute on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. G. A. Powers and children vis ited Mrs. Frances Powers at Warsaw on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Merle Webster of Warsaw spent Sunday with Dr Geo. Skiff and fam ily. _ Frank Barnhart Is spendng some time with his daughter, Mrs. Blanche Foote of Cpnesus. E. B. Weeks and family, of Castile, were the week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Younjj. A large number of Epworthians are planning to attend the League rally at Perry on Friday evening. The High School teachers will at tend a teachers’ meeting at Silver -Springs -on Friday evening. Howard Evans and family and Ches ter Skiff, of Silver Springs, visited Mrs. Emma Evans on Sunday Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Lathrop spent Saturday and Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Shipman of Warsaw Miss Mary Hickey of Castile is in town, helping to care for her father, John Hickey, who is seriously ill. Mrs. L. B. Stamp and children were guests of her parents, Mr and Mrs. Frank Freeman, at Warsaw on Fri day. The first of the series of men’s meetings to be conducted by Re’fr. Ken neth Wood, will be held in the M. E. Church on Thursday evening. W- C. ‘Wiseman, Miss Angie Wise man, Mrs^'Ajma Wiseman and daugh ter Mildreh. called .on. Mrs. H . JJL. SPECIALS Pure Lard, p«>» pound ___________________ ___________ 33 ^ Flour, Gold Medal and Pocouo brands, 241;. lb sk...$1.70 Dixie Brand Bacon Squares, per pound-. __________ 35{f ( ruitberries, per pound _________________ ___________ 13^ Pumpkin, largo can____________________________*■_ ________ lg(» White Oak Baking Powder, full pound can _________ 180 Tomato Catsup, large bottle__________________________26fJ Dates, per package __________________________________ 20<* Lux, per package____________________________________ Pineapple, sliced, large can ___________________________ 43 ^ Kaisins, per package_________________________________ 20£ THE GLOBE GROCERY STORES, 1C. 14 LAKE STREET ■D, .BO ID Chaddock Mrs. Jj ford w: itomobi! ously Dr. an lsge^- Jfr. fence Wj r /hn Ferry oh Saturday. A. Brinkerhoff of Pitts- recently run over by an an- . sen- red She is the'daughter ot Mrs.1F. A. Dutton of this vil- Mrs. Glenn Lathrop, £aw- lace and family and George Powers a: id family attended a surprise birthday; larty given in honor of Mrs- Clarence i Jorwin at'her home in W ar saw os T lesday erecting. WANTED! A G O O D CROW D A T YOUNG PEOPLE’S M E E TIN G, BAPTIST C H U R C H SUNDAY EVENING, NOV. 23 at 6 o’clock A LIVE MEETING WITH A SPECIAL PLACE r^r TOR YOU.
