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PERSONALS “Frosty” Grube has received word that he is to report to Canandaigua May 19th for induc tion into the armed services. * * * Jackie Schuppenhawer visited her aunt, Mrs. Henry. Dickinson, Tuesday. * * * Ray Celehar is on a fishing trip this week at Mays Point. m * * Mr. and Mrs. John M. Panne- lee and family of Liverpool spent the weekend with Mrs. John B. Parmelee. ♦ * * Mrs. John L. Salisbury, Jr. was hostess to the Chatterboxers’ Bridge Club Tuesday evening. * * * Mr. A. P. Hicks frag returned to his home after spending the winter in Florida. * * * Mrs. Pearl Smith entertained at a Stanley Brush party April 24th. Jacquelin , Braxton of Canan daigua spent last week with her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Clark.. Their daughter, Mrs. J. M. Braxton, is now a guest, re cuperating- after an operation. * * * Mrs. Kenneth West and daugh ter, Saralee, attended the May Day festivities at Emma Willard School in Troy Saturday. * * * Mrs. Lewis Lee, Pittsburg, Pa., has been visiting her son-in-law and daughter, Dr. and Mrs. Guil ford Mack. • * • Mr. and Mrs. John Nash re cently entertained - twelve rela tives at dinner to celebrate the birthday of their daughter, Mrs. Joseph Haviland. * * * Mrs. William Fisher was a delegate from the Oaks Corners Presbyterian church to the spring meeting of the Geneva- Lyons Presbytery, recently held at SodUB. George F. Cook, elder, Mrs. John Chase and Mr. and Mrs, Dimick also attended. Mr. and Mrs. Ceberp Lee have returned from a five-week va cation spent mostly at Nassau, Bahama Islands. • * * Mrs. Lois Rodriguez, Rochester spent the week end recently, with Mrs. R. C. Ross and sister, Miss Lenora Armstrong. * * * Mrs. Ted Bates is a patient at the Clifton Springs Sanatari- um. Pvt, Frederick Hofer, son of Dr. and Mrs. Alvin Hofer has completed eight weeks of basic training and has returned to Fort Devens, Mass., for re-as signment. * • • Mrs. O. P. Wilson as delegate representing Ontario County, attended the State convention in Buffalo of the Women’s Auxili ary Medical Society, Monday and Tuesday of this week. • • Mrs. Robert Trimble was hos tess to her bridge club Tuesday evening. * * * Mr. and Mrs. Charles Rendle- sham are spending about ten days visiting friends and rela tives in Cleveland, Ohio. • • • Mr. and Mrs. Ray Buisch of Clifton Street spent Saturday evening \Wtjh Mr. and Mrs. Har old Williams of Seneca Falls. Going To Have An Auction? Let'* Talk It Over Col. Jay A. Mowers Auctioneer Me Apprmltor Licensed and Bonded Phone 919M1 D . *, Talto, K . T . Cub Scouts See * Nature Museum At a meeting of Troop No. 46 Monday there were twenty three scouts present with their leader, Ernest Darrow n® new' assis tant leader, Donald York. Plans were made fjoy the,spring Camp- o-ree at Bristol' Springs May 15th to 17th. It was/ ajjytotuvjtfl, At .this .meet ing that there would be inspec tion by the troop committee Wednesday night. The clean-up committee were Leon Adams, Bob Pulver, Don Winkleman and Mike Maslyn. GIVE TO CONQUER CANCER * 2 Million Fish Planted in Creek Two million pike, perch, the first shipment of fish; received by the Seneca County Federation of Sportsmen’s dubs this year from the State Conservation Commission, have been “planted” in Kendig’a Creek and at the foot of Seneca Lake in the old canal. Supplied by the Caledonia hatcheries, tjie fish were released Friday by Sheriff G. Kenneth Wayne, Jason Walker, Dewey Brignall and Frank Payne, re presentatives of clubs of the fed eration. ----- 7 --- — ---------- LOST On Main St. in vicinity of Phelps Restaurant, one set of False Teeth. U m , Job ot m o b l m * * °m yow wrtomotott* V v X on *. lxin*e> doo* R. John Haust, Sr. Reward RD1, Phelps * * * * t t * * * Call FDR CUSHIONED COMFORT K. L. SHAW WATERLOO, N. Y. Phone: Geneva 2-W-l ^ m% m m m m m ~ ~ ~ m » m . ^ m^m m , If You Plan fo Build . . . You Will Save By Seeing Us MASONRY SUPPLIES OVERHEAD DOORS All Types Steel Sash PHELPS CEMENT PRODUCTS, INC. So. Newark St. PHEIJPS, N . Y . Phone 158-J 92 CLOTHING Ready to Wear SHOES BOOTS MAYNARD L. LINQUEST - - 1953 STORE of QUALITY WE SALUTE PA MALLQRY HATS * t ' V p i * 7 . 5 0 SHIRTS for dress ...................... $2.95 Van Heusen ..........................$3.95 WEMBLEY NECKWEAR New line in Bows I Four-n-Hand $100 | $ 1 . 00 , $1.50, $ 2.00 SUMMER SUITS Cords, Gabardines $25.00 TOP COATS - $24.95 Gabardine Slacks $6.50 to $12.00 Rugby Jackets & Shirts JACKETS $6.50 to $15.00 SH,RTS.............$1.69 to $4.50 MEN S DRESS SHOES Smoke, Browns, Blacks, Tans Crepe Soles or Leather >v«M. ****** $8.50to$10.95 Phone 80-M PHELPS Women's - Children's Ready To Wear Dresses - Shoes Hosiery - Lingerie A •«*•*** MIRACLE BRAS A-B-C Cup Size 30 to 42 — 4 4 Styles — $1.00 WASH DRESSES 12 styles. Fruit of Loom $3.00, $3.50, $3.98 G>FT GLOVES Nylon Mesh $1.98 Fabric . $ 1.00 Paddle or Saddle SPORTWEAR v ^irts, glades, blouses -fambOs line. MOJUD. A PERFECT GIFT FOR MOTHER HOSIERY . linCERII NYLON HOSIERY 51-15 gauge 45^-30 gauge 51-15 gauge MESH F. F. PURE SILK Rayons $ 1.10 $1.25 $1.35 $1.50 $1.50 50c to $1.25 SILK SCARVES Large 89c to $1.00 Small - 29c, 39c, 50c NYLON TRICOT SUPS 32 to 40 $3.95 N Y lO N HALF SUPS 32 to 40 $3.95 Royon LoomcraA SUPS 4 Styles, $1.98 to $2.98 TEA APRONS Chintz $1.95 Organdy $1.95 to 2.50
