THURSDAY, MARCH 20, 1952, GENESEE COUNTRY EXPRESS A N D ADVERTISER Dansville (Liv. Co.) N . Y . Page Ni

O a k with Order. Keyed or Blind Ad* Triple Price.

- For Rod FOR RENT—5-room newly dec­orated apartment, oil heat. In­quire 7 Leonard S t or phone 7S1-M. X5»

FOR RRNT—Ideal torHSmily of 3. uppe r unfurn ished apartment,

Automatic hot water. Phone Hor-1417-W.

FOR RENT—First floor three room heated apartment with 'pri­vate entrance and private bath at 5 Seward St. Utilities, stove, re­frigerator and electric garbage disposal- furnished. Contact A. M. Holroyd or phone 277-W after 8 o'clock. 23tf

FOR RENT—Available at once, upper unfurnished apartments 4 to 6 rooms, newly decorated, hot, and cold water, electric and gas included in rent. Inquire Fred Robson, 109 Main St. 18tf — • " - • ' • " —iiwmi«w»""»' '—"»f • i • • • • • — • • i — i —

FOR RENT—Six room first floor apartment, bath, furnace. Tricksy Realty, phone Atlanta 401. 28p

• Work Wanted -WANTED—Boy past 16 wants full or part time job. Write P. O. Box 263, DansviUe, N. Y. 24t25

- Help Wanted -POSITION WITH A FUTURE. Married woman with pleasing personality who needs to add $45 to $75 or more every week to family income. Out of town op­portunities also open. Car nec­essary. Age 25 to 48. Flexible working hours. Permanent posi­tion with national organization. Opportunity for promotion. Write now for "Get Acquainted" inter­view application. P. G. Roberts, Empire Crafts Corporation, New­ark, New York State. 25t28

HELP WANTED—Salesman to be in charge of Drive-In sales at Dansville. Phone 585. Maloney Bros. Nursery Co. Inc. 24t25 HELP WANTED—Man to handle Parcel Post shipments at office this spring. Phone Dansville $85. Maloney Bros. Nursery Co. Inc.

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THE Livingston County DHIA has openings for the Job of supervis­or. Anyone interested in the job of, milk testing may apply at the Farm Bureau Office in Mt. Morris, N. Y. 24t25

Real Estate For Sale

FOE REA L EST ATE

Livonia 56-W IN DANSVILLE CALL

•aria T. Mffllgan David H. Tracy

Licensed

Beautiful nome in Way land, beau­tiful location at a reasonable price. Call 2212, Wayland for ap­pointment 23130

FARM FOR SALE—At Auction Saturday, March 22 at 4 pan. The 168 acre Olin Edwards dairy farm located in Springwater val­ley adjacent to the village. House has all improvements, ample barns, silo, good soil and fine lo­cation. Cattle and equipment sold at 1:30. Don't miss this sale. R. F. Conderman, Broker, David H. Tracy, Auctioneer. 25p

- Fer Sale RUPTURED? — Complete line of Spring and Elastic Trusses. Ab­dominal and Sacro-ilac Supports, Elastic Hosiery. PRIVATE FIT* TING A N D CONSULTATION ROOM. Milligan's Drug Store. 51 tf

FOR SALS—100 white oak fence posts, 7 f t long, also 25 bales nice bright oat straw. Two shoats and one two year old heifer. Frank Ronekea, Mt Morris, N. Y., near Tuscarora. 25t26

FOR SALE—Ladies white shoe roller skates, size 8. Excellent condition $10.00. Phone 126M af­ter 5 o'clock. 25

FOR SALE—Singer Electric Port­able Sewing Machine $34-50. Good condition. Phone 146-J.

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FOR SALE—House on Main St., Dalton. Immediate possession. Owner returning to Army. Inquire Donald K. Smith, Dalton, N. Y.

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RE-UPHOLSTERING An

Work Guaranteed

MKHLENBACHERS SHOP M i * \f aa ̂ ^ ** G^ w * * s \ ^^s v%^e i^ ^^^•••# w

Notices -SEWING MACHINES oiled and adjusted $1.00 (plus cost of re­pairs, if any) Phone 146-J. FLIERL. 25tf

MASON'S GROCERY — Quality meats and bake goods. Open eve­nings, Sundays and Holidays. 140 Main S t 25tf

BARTLETT P. BATES Optometrist

Wayland, N. Y. Tel 281-1

Hours: 9-12 a.m. and 1:30-5:00 p. m. Office closed Sunday and Monday. 25t27tf

Horses, Cattle Etc FOR SALE—New milch cow. Phone 628-W. Harold May. 25t26 FOR SALE—100 holstein and colored cows, some fresh, some milking, others due soon. 75 top holstein springers $225.00 up. I dairy 24 holsteins milking good, coming in later, priced reason­able. Service bulls. We expect yearling heifers. Easy terms. We deliver. Bragg Bros. Holley, N. Y. Phone 2040 or 374. CLOSED SUNDAYS. 25

Wanted

HA AH nones humanely ktQed. We are not horse traders. Phone re­verse: Holcomb 871-A. Victor, If. Y.

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Trffi G U N SHOP .*»• T

Maytag With the famous Maytag agitator,

they wash clean, quick. The Maytag fills itself, washes, rinses, spins dry, empties itself all automatically.

Westinghouse automatic washers have the exclusive built in scales on the door, forms handy loading shelf. The Westing-house washes every thing washable, you can now wash slip covers, pillows, chenille bed spreads, heavy quilts. Save dry cleaning and laundry bills.

Bendix washers. We have in stock all models including the dialamatic agitator type, this model washes, rinses, drains itself, damp dries, its on cas­tors, requires no plumbing, no bolting down, $189.

Why buy an* automatic washer from a dealer who doesn't know how to fix it? Why buy in the city? For when you need serv­ice (if and when you get it) it is going to cost you $2.50 per hour plus 10 cents per mile. In this area only Whitney's have hundreds of automatic parts, only Whitney's have washer mechanics that have attended factory automatic washer schools for several makes.

$100 Trade In Whitney's will allow yen up te

$100 for your old washer when you buy an automatic laundry. Youf choice of Bendix washer and dryer; Westinghouse wash­er and dryer; Maytag washer and Hamilton dryer. These combinations take all the work out of wash day.

Over 60 late model, all white wringer washers, just taken in trade on new automatics. Choice of Maytag, Easy, ABC, GE, Speed Queen, $35 up. Every one guaranteed for one year.

Automatic Dryers Bendix clothes dryer for bottled

gas. Cheap to operate. Only Bendix can use up to 30 f t vent to outdoors, eliminates all lint, steam, has extra large blower to prevent backdrafts.

We sell and service electric clothes dryers in Bendix, Westinghouse, Apex, Hamilton, Speed Queen.

Save work with an antomatie clothes dryer. Dry clothes day or night, dries clothes soft and fluffy, no sun fading, no more lugging heavy clothes baskets, no rain, snow, mud. Better dry­ing weather every day than mother nature ever dreamed of.

Vacuum Cleaner Repairs

We can rebuild year old cleaner like new, com­plete tear down and reassemble $5.50. We stock armatures, motors, bags, switches, belts, brushes. New Westinghouse tank cleaner $54.95. Up­right $39. Let us show you the KIRBY, 3 cleaners in one, upright, tank, portable, no bag to empty. Comes with heavy duty floor polisher.

In crates 54" Yoongstown .sinks $99. Made to sell for $149. All kinds of used stoves including bottled gas combinations. Used % electric motors $5.00

WHuWS 87 Franklin TeL 481, Dans vtlle

Open Every Evening Except Wednesdays

FOR . . . Range Oil, Kerosene,

Gasoline, Fuel Oil

PHONE 26

Frank A . Vogt 16 Spruce Street

DANSVILLE, N . Y.

B U R R A . R O G E R S Real Estate Broker

Wayland 460-1 219 E. Naples St. Wayland. N. T.

Great Gains Noted In Production Use Of Certified Seed

In the past seven years. New York farmers have more than doubled their production and use of Certified field crop seeds.

Dr. A. A. Johnson of Cornell's plant breeding staff calls this progress in the right direction. Certified seed of most crops, he says, represents the farmers' beat buy in seeds.

Hybrid seed corn was the only major seed crop to suffer a sub­stantial decrease during the per­iod. New York's climate is haz­ardous for growing seed corn on a large scale. On the other hand, more than 50 times as much Birdsfoot trefoil was produced in 1950 as in 1945.

Providing increasing supplies of Certified field crop seeds for this state calls upon the produc­ing abilities of the seed growers in New York and many other states. In some crops, for exam­ple wheat, New York provides nearly all its own seed, but it raises no Certified alfalfa or Lad-ino clover seed.

Through a plan of Interagency can buy certified seed of several Certification, New York farmers crops grown for their use in oth­er states. Current trends and re­search, said Johnson, indicate a continuing need and market for a larger volume of Certified seeds of wheat, oats,., barley, alfalfa, Birdsfoot trefoil, bromegrass, Ladino clover, Sudan grass, field beans, and hybrid corn.

Farm-Interest Findings Told At Cornell Farm, Home Week

Cattle and Sheep

Poisoned By Copper The Journal of the American

Veterinary Medical Association has issued a warning on indis­criminate use of copper prepara­tions in treating cattle and sheep for internal parasites. Poisoning can result from continued use of relatively small amounts of cop­per sulfate in drinking water for cattle, the Journal cautioned. The report added that many sheep have been poisoned where "well meaning individuals have placed copper sulfate in mineral mix­tures to prevent worms."

Thousands of farmers, home-makers, and rural youth are crowding the Cornell University campus this week to take part in activities of the 41st Farm and Home Week. Abstracts froma few of the talks follow.

Prof. C. E. Ostrander of, the poultry department reported that "hormonized" or capetted poultry has become very popular and is bringing premium prices on most markets. He emphasized the im­portance of doing the job correct­ly, and referred to cases where the government has seised birds because the pellets were placed improperly. The pallet must be in­jected in the neck st the base of the skull, and the process results in a tender, juice meat.

Prof. Fred E. Winch, Jr., for­ester, said that if farm net in­come drops, farmers may need to cut cash expenses by using home grown fuel. New, improved wood burning furnaces are both effic­ient and economical, he reported. Sawdust burners have also been developed on the west coast and in New England.

The "lamprey-eel," an enemy of lake trout, is found only in .the larger lakes, Seneca, Cayuga, Canandaigua, Oneida, Ontario and Erie, according to R. L. Wigley of the conservation department. In the spring, mature lampreys ascend the tributary streams to spawn, and it is believed that a low barrier dam across such streams would substantially re­duce their number, said Wigley.

There is no advantage from continued feeding of aureofac or administering aureomycin to beef calves over 2 to I months of age, said J. B. Ferguson of the ani­mal husbandry department. He reported on' experiments with calves in the Cornell beef herd. Daily administration of aureomy­cin to calves born in the spring of 1951 did reduce the incidence

PLUMBINC

HEATING

CALL

Ralph R. Mahiu Plumbing . Heating

Phone 396

New Health Problem A newcomer has been added to

the already long list of diseases people get from animals. The new addition is vesicular stomatitis, a virus infection that causes fever and painful blister-like lesions in the mouth of cattle and horses. It closely resembles the dreaded foot-and-mouth disease but is not as serious from an economic standpoint. Headache, muscular pain, chills and fever are the principal symptoms in human be­ings. Direct contact with infected animals is believed to have caused the human cases thus far observ­ed, although veterinarians think that mosquitoes also may have something to do with spreading

Subtle

Little Elsie: "Mummy, what becomes of an automobile when it gets too old to run any more?"

Mother: "Why, my dear, someone sells it to your father as a used car as good as new."

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H. C. Sprague Oil Co. DISTRIBUTOR OF RICHFIELD PRODUCTS

GASOLINE, FUEL OIL AND KEROSENE DELCO OIL BURNERS AND FURNACES

and COLEMAN FLOOR FURNACES

14 William St. Phone 106 Dansville, N . Y.

WANTED Deader Alive

Hones, Cows, Hogs Sheep ft Calves

DARLING A CO. Collect ff-F-11

0 . J . WELCH Auctioneer

Phone 359-J W A YL A N D , N . Y .

MAKi v* • MALONEY

All Insurance Contract*

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PHONE 380 FOR FREE . PICKUP AND DELIVERY SERVICE

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WASHING - LUBRICATION

SNYDER'S ESS0 SERVICENTER 223 Main St. * DansviUe, N . Y.

Tear Standard Oil Dealer Hesse of Atlas Products

TIRES — TUBES — BATTERIES

ROAD SERVICE

of scours and resulted in a great­er daily gain for the first two months of Ufa. However, the daily gain from birth to weaning was no different in the test and con­trol groups, he said.

Visitors also heard major ad­dresses by Lt Gen. Albert Wede-meyer, Herschel Newsom, master of the national Grange, and Dean W. L Meyers of the College of Agriculture.

February Milk Price Set A uniform price of $9.07 per

hundredweight (46.5 quarts) will be paid to dairy farmers for their February deliveries to 426 pool-approved plants in the six-state New York milkshed. The uniform price in January was $5.14 per hundredweight. In February, 1951 it was $4.78 per hundredweight.

NATIONAL GRANGE Gives You Heal

Insurance Savings!

Dependable Service and Security with National Grange Automobile Lia­bility Insurance. Let ne show you the sub­stantial savings you can realise with Grange In-surance without sacrific­

i n g protection.

Agent

CLARENCE L. SAHRLE

21 Health St . Dansville, N . Y.

Phone 284-W

FARMERS Groundhog day reminds us that it is about time to pre­

pare for the 1952 growing season. Thoughts turn to the preparation of equipment and land

for planting. Have you thought of everything to make '52 the year

for you? Have you thought of Liability Insurance on your Farm

and Family Activities?

BIG PROTECTION FOR SMALL COST

JOHN J. NICKERS0N T H E INSURANCE MAN"

4 Ossian St. Dansville, N . Y. Phone 842

Bring your (General) Insurance Problems to us.

WELL-KNOWN, POPULAR

AMUSEMENT CENTER

FOR SALE ON THE LAKEFRONT (NEAR HORNELL) .

Roller Skating Rink — Dance Hall

S ™ ^ - Picnic FaciHtie,

Owner Will Sacrifice l

If Sold Before Season Opens

-For Full Information Phone or Write—

ALLIED BUSINESS BROKERS 29 Meigs St. Rochester, N . Y.

Phone Monroe 5462

D A N b \ • L I F U R N I T U R E C O M P A N Y

THERE WILL BE A RAINBOW IN THE SKY!!!

FRIDAY, MARCH 28 <

Between ARCADE and YORKSHIRE, N. Y.. Just off Route 39 en beautiful Parke Davis Farm. Leave Rente 16 at York-

A BIG CATTLE AUCTION 78 REGISTERED HOLSTEINS

Selling in first RAINBOW Sale, T. B. Accredited, blood test­ed, mostly calf hood vaccinated, many Banff Certified, carefully treated against shipping fever.

DISPERSAL: 19 Head, exceptionally well-bred, JAMES K. DtJFFES, East Aurora, N. Y. dispersing bis herd of high pro­ducers from large record dams-

—84 Fresh and Close Springers. Cows np to nearly 880 lb. fat on 8 time* Cows that have milked np to 181 lb. in a day.

—15- Bred and Open Heifers, Jest ideal for yon to bay at this season;

—8 Service-age Bulls—An own son of the famous Montvic Raff Apple Sovereign, all from large record dams.

Selected offerings from 25 prominent Western New York herds together with consignments from HARDEN FARM*. Camden, N. Y., SPITZER BROS., Strongsville, Ohio and at least one Penna. consignment.

Yon wUl/bny highly profitable animals at surprisingly rea­sonable prclts, many at little more than yon would pay for top grades.

Every animal sold to be aa represented and without reser­vation.

Sale will be conducted in a large heated tent, must start on time at 11:88 a. m., lunch available, 4-generation, printed cata­logs at ringside.

Cattle on display in clean, healthy stable. COME EARLY—BRING YOUR FRIENDS.

Credit representatives from nearby banks will be present. Please talk wish them before bidding.

B, AU STIN BACKUS,

Mexico, N. Y.

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AUCTIONEER l-F-4

L. R. ROFFE CJDY1JERVDLLR. N. T.

BLUE COAL

ATLANTIC O a i a t l YOUNG BROTHERS

National concern will nut route. N o selling. Devoting six hours per week applirant selected will realize up to $200 monthly with future possibili­ties. T o qualify for work applicant must have car, references and $600 working cash capital which Is full secured. For prompt interview include phone in application. Box I New­ark, N . Y .

DAIRY SALE To settle the estate of the late Erwin Everman, entire

herd of milking cows will be sold at public auction, at the Everman farm on the Dansville-Groveland Road, Rouse 63, one mile north of

Dansville, New York on

MONDAY, MARCH 24 -2 P. M. Entire dairy of Holstein cows. Some of these cows are

registered, some are dose up, and some with calves by side. This is one of the outstanding herds of cows found around Dansville. These cattle are all in top condition.

Don't Miss This Sale of Top Dairy Cows!

David Tracy AUCTIONEER

Mrs. Erwin Everman EXECUTRIX

AUCTION! Having sold my house will sell at public auction all my

household goods at my home in Reeds Corners, three miles east of

DANSVILLE , r , 1.30 P. M. SHARP

FRIDAY, MARCH 21 HOUSEHOLD ARTICLES

New 15 en. ft. upright Wilson freeser, new 16 in. Emerson console television set, 7 en. f t Coldspot refrigerator, 9-pc. solid oak dining room suite, 5-pe. bedroom suite-walnut, 2-pc living room suite, 4-burner white enamel gas Beauty range bottled gas stove, porcelain top breakfast set, 1 desk and chair, tilt back chair and ottoman, lounge chair and ottoman, coffee table, six-leg living room table, 2 floor lamps, table lamps, upright piano, 2 odd upholstered chairs, mirrors, 2 9x12 rugs, rocking chair, 4 lawn chairs, single bed-mahogany, three quarter bed and com­mode, wicker chair, Standard sewing machine, table model ra> dio, electric mixer, 12 qt. pressure cooker, kitchen utensils and dishes, washing machine-Kenmore, est of double tubs. This fur­niture is all in perfect condition, mostly new, ne finer furniture has been sold at public auction.

SHOP TOOLS 1 paint sprayer, 1 eight-in. bench saw and attachments, 2

band saws, 6-ln. power planer, 1 small metal turning lathe, 1 pipe threader set and cutter, 1 lawn mower, 1 ladder, ladder jack and extension and- many other articles found in a modern home. It will pay you to attend this fine auction—Don't miss it,

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TERMS CASH s David Tracy AUCTIONEER

Eif Kershner OWNER

FARM AUCTION •Animals • Equipment •Machinery •Buildings

Having discontinued farming, I will sell at public auc­tion my farm, cattle and equipment, on the Olin Edwards farm, formerly known as the Capron farm,, on the Depot Road in

. Springwater, N. Y. Saturday, March 22

1:30 P. M. Sharp

24 — HfcAD OF CATTLE — 24 17 milking cows, 6 Guernsey end 11 Holsteins, seme with

calves at side; 6 open Holstein heifers; 1 bull. These cattle are all in perfect condition; some Spring cows and some Fall cows. Abo 2 Surge units and motor, 6-can milk cooler, milk cans, palls and strainers.

MACHINERY Massey-Harris combine, used 1 season; International H

tractor; International W-4 tractor; International rubber-tired 2-bottom plow; Massey-Harris plow; David Bradley manure spreader; 2 International draffs; David Bradley side-delivery rake; rubber-tired wagon and rack; Ontario train drill on rub­ber; bean duster; 2-wheel trailer; 1S42 lH-ten Chevrolet truck; SOS bu. oats, 1SS bu. husked corn; some baled hay. Terms: Cash on Personal Property.

Farm To Be Sold at 4 P. M. This farm has 168 acres, nearly all tillable; 2 barns, tool

shed, milk house, garage, and a 9-room, completely modern house. The barn baa 20 stanchions and drinking cups, and there is a new cement silo, 14x30. A well fat the yard never goes dry.

This property has proved to be a successful dairy farm. The house has an automatic oil furnace, hardwood floors, very pleasant rooms, cellar, and an sttsched garage. Alee electricity and telephone.

This fans Is very well located, only Vi-miie from the Springwater business section. If you want a farm, dent hesitate te come and look over this property. Terms can be arranged en the farm, if desired,

• Boy F. Conderman — Real Estate Broker — Livonia, New York

David Tracy Auctioneer

Olin Edwards Owner

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