DAY, JANUABY 25, 1951

NATIONALLY ADV. LINES Kod Heart and Dawn 100% Woolen Yarns

Fruit of the Loom percales

Indian Head

Wright's Quality trimmings

Mohawk & Pequoit Sheets

Enterprise Aluminum Ware

Hamilton Lamp Shades

Ponds, Woodbury's, and Jergens Cosmetics

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Pepperiil Blankets Buster Brown Anklets

EARL HOOK 5c to $1.00 S T O R E

ST, JOHNSVILLE

" Our Aim is to Please with Quality Merchandise

j Priced Right. »*

JUICES WITH SUNSHINE VITAMINS!

DELICIOUS SUNSWEET PRUNE

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Phone Miss Beulah C. Somsmers of Am­

sterdam w a s a weekend guast of Mr. and Mrs . Raymond C. Wil-liaros.

Mir. and Mrs . John Rumery spent S a t u r d a y night tn Schenec­tady.

Mi?. Rumery ' s mother , M r a. Ralph JR. Rumiery. of G#bertsville, N. Y.. visited in St. JoinnsviUe on Sunday.

There u l l l be a meet ing of the March of Dimes P rogram Com­mittee of the Business Girls Club on Monday J a n u a r y 29, a t the home of Mrs . Bernard Feldstein at S f. M.

Mrs. Ogd<»n But ler has been spending severa l days in Roches­ter.

Mr. and Mrs Harold Fox. Sr., Harold Fox, Jr . , Mrs. U l a Suth­erland and Miss Lula Klock spent last Sa turday 'in Utica.

Mrs, H e r m a Farnswor th , Ston-er Juake, h a s been a jjuest of Mrs. Anthony Beekman fer several

I day3. j Mr. and Mrs . H a m M Loucks,

a t the home of Mr. Louck's par­ents, Mr. and Mrs . E lmer Loucks.

Pio Manclni is in California where he will spend some tme.

Mss Selma Eng;elhardt, New Ro-ohelle, h a s been called to St . Johnsville by the serious illness and dea th of her brother , Walter Engleihardt.

The Tr i -Three Bridge Club was enter ta ined a t the iiome of Mrs. Raymond Will iams Fr iday even­ing. Pr izes were awarded to Mrs. Gertrude Fox, high; Mrs. Mar tha Savary, second and Mrs. Lillian Jeffers, low. *

Mrs. M a r g a r e t Handy, who has been in the Li t t l e Falls Hospital for several weeks wi th a hea r t

5 reported much im-

quart bottle 23c DOLE'S PINEAPPLE

luice flavorful 46oz.can 35c

IDEAL FLORIDA ORANGE

l a k e sweet healthy 46 oz. can 31c

condition, proved.

Mrs. Ger t rude Bors t is spending & few days in New York City.

Professor David H. Robbins was taken to the hospital Wednesday after suffering a physical collapse.

Mr. Herbe r t Goldsmith returned from Ohio Monday after at tending the funeral of his father-in-law, Mr. H. Lewis Hunter . Mrs. Gold- | smi th is remaining in Chicago i

Mrs. B e r t h a Dillent-eck, who has I been ill a t he r home, has r e t u r n ^ to work s t the Uank collecting ta^-es.

Mrs. Char les Gee is ill a t the home of he r sister, Mrs. Floyd

C A M O F T O A N K S ADULT BUSINESS We wish to thank all our friends / l A T i p e i P T f l *iTA¥t*T

and n e ^ h b o r s for their help and O U U K o * 1 U D l i i R 1

TRIUMPHO 3i92 Ciark, R.F.D. Nlo. 1, Fa rmer City, i 111. Mrs. Gee was called to Ulinois , af ter the death of he r father.

Mr* Hose Herning is aceomp- I aaiytiig Mrs. Lewis Fowler for a • s tay a t the Cooper, ton while Mr. Fowler , Ss a pa t ien t a t Baase t t . Hospital . ' : • |

Mrs. Helen Dockerty en te r t a in - ' ed the Thursday Ni ters on Wed­nesday at her home. '

Mrs. Roy Nellis A'as given a s u-prise birthday party Wednes­day by her^neighbors '»n Monrt>e a n d A.verill Streets . Mrs. Nellis' b i r thdav will be Sunday.

Mrs. 'Stanley Kany of Dolgeville visited her mother, Mrs. Anthony 3eekv:a-i , on Wednesday.

Mrs. Leonard Tucker of Dolge-riK« visi.ed Mrs. Keith Robson on Wednesday.

Mr. F r a n k Glenar underwent an operation in line Little Fa ' i s Hospital last week.

Mrs. Cora Hoag has re turned from the hospital and is s tay ing with her son, Mr. Ear l Hoag.

Mrs. Gertrude Wytrwal enter­tained the Zoo Club at her home Wednesday.

•»*rs. Harold Fox and Mrs. Flor­ence Smith entertained the Picot Club a t Eggerl ing's Rest on Wed­nesday.

Mr. 'and Mrs. Antuooy Tucci and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. Tr ium-pho at tended Mrs. Tucci 's broth­er 's wedding in New York Sunday.

Mrs. William Beard and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T: iumpho at tended a fashion show in Albany a t the Ten Eyck Hotel on Monday.

Mrs. Joseph Triumpho is leav­ing today for Waverly, N. Y., to be wi th her mother, who has just undergone an operation.

Mr. Anthony Montegero purch­ased a 1940 Chrysler at Hubbard Chevrolet.

The missing hi action report on I>r. John Jackson's son, Robert, is false, as word has been received from him dated la ter than the re­port of his being missing.

Mrs. Stella Tretola vent to the Little Falls Hospital Saturday for t rea tment .

Mrs. Marion Alofs of Glovers-ville was a guest of Mrs. R. E. Wytrwal this past week.

Mrs. Joseph Triumpho spent Tuesday evening a t the Schenec­tady concert where she heard J u s -sie Bjoerling, tenor from the Met­ropolitan Opera.

Imli cat ions are the b i r th ra te in St. Johnsville is on the upswing i regardless of what the census t a ­kers have to say. At t he Creek-«s:rp T.rlllan Rnrmflhlp r tmnrts ninp lambs have been born since Jan . 13 and they'e still coming fast.

• F r o m everyday life: Wtifoii is a

honeymoon over? Answer : When! you offer yo«r new wife atnisney for working and she accepts it. j

If you doitft l ike t he weather these •day.i, jtoart hold your breath

At the Rotary "one of the future speakers will be Harold Fox. H e will ta lk on "The Clreat Run" or the t ime he overtook and passed the rabbit .

Here 's tha t man1 a^a in . Tiuv week Buzz was repor ted to have eaten one of those famous Camille «ricc-jals—roast beef and let tuce with paper in between, wuule for pa r tne r in crime, Ha rvey Nellis, j . - * . - _ . - „ - . » „ - „ , . » . 4 - •>-.,.... , „ « • , , _ „ , i *-,-.

nut in chairs with a back to keep Harvey from toppling over.

The minutes were read by Dick Austin. Then we discussed our old and new business. We hope to have our pictures taken sometime tii'is week.

The officers for this week a re .as follows:

Ronn'e Millington, Captain; Dick Austin, Lisutcnan*; Bill Doc kerty, Secretary.

The following boys will be at tlie corner of Monroe and AverlU next week:

Monday A. M.—Dick Austin, BIB Doekesrty.

Monday P. M.—Ronnie Milling-ton, Donald Groff.

Tuesday A. M.--Buddy Haak, La r ry Fowler.

xuesuay r . JVJ..—-ijiuy tsastei, Charlie Warn.

Wednesday A. M.—Mike Dock­erty, George Haney.

Wednesday P . M — Jim Papa, Dick Burkdorf.

Thursday A. M.—Jan Carter, Bobby Fail ing.

Thursday P. M.—Teddy Reese, Dick Austin,

F r iday A. M.—Dick Burkdorf, J im Papa .

F r iday P. M—Buddy Haak, George Haney.

Bobby and l«ouis» i*c***i Hs4 been dancing around t h e floor for quite some time one evening, when a girl came cm television rendering a song in Fw»neb. T,mim«ii'ately Bobby" sat down. H i s mother in­quired as to why be s a t down so suddenly. Bobby ^emied, "Mom. if there 's anyth ing I can ' t dance to i t 's French."

Happy bir thday & best wishes: J a n u a r y 32

Alfred J. Skoda J a n u a r y 14

Sandra Warn Mr. and Mr-;. Bur ton Cretser

(9th weddsfcflf a->.rnverr?,ryV , -Obortea M-asss

Herber t N e ' ^ k e Edward Warn Mahlon Cromer Billy Gray

J a n u a r y 26 J r d y Montegero Henry Fetercon

J a n u a r y 27 Floyd E. Bradley, J r . Danny Dahlen J ames Bat t i s t i ^thc1 Sor>--e-3

Ida M o n o n a J a n u a r y 28

Pear] Failing Florence Nellis Dale Po t te r

J a n u a r y 29 Bobby Hook Bernard Smith Mariorie Weaver

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no doubt ^irst made Sir William Johnson familiar wi th the ountry adjoiningthe Sacandaga r i . e r ; and soon af ter the close of t h a t wa r he erected a lodge for his conven­ience, while hun t ing and fishing, on the south side of tue river, near ly eighteen miles distant from ibis own dwelling. The lodge waa

i ever a f te r called The Fish House. I (Now Nor thampton . )

Keepsake W E D D 1 N G i l t l

We proudly present t wide choice of Keepsake Wed

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Keepsake LEWIS Matching Weduiag Rings

23.00 sad 12.50 • " " . . • * •

PHONE! 2571 ST. JOHNSVILLE, N. Y.

Closed Wed. afternoons opeuFri . 9

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Sincerely, Mistress and Mr. Charles C. Gee

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We wouJ-1 like to thank every U . . U A ^ J * ^ i . ^ t A A . i U ^ J K . A — « . ^ i w t . — i f c j ,

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Mr, and Mrs, Seward Countryman

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contents of homes or estates, a l­so ant iques of all kinds_ Wri te Mrs. Jason B. Coppernoll, Pa la ­tine Bridge, N. Y., or phone

There *wiil be a meeting of all adults in the typing rwu« of t&e mgn school a t 7:30 P. M. on Mon­day, January 2y, for those people interested in tak ing a course hi be-srinning typing, begumiiig ahuiw had. or a oomhination of refresiher courses in typing, shorthand and general office procedure.

teast 8 people in each class. The nivw-srvae ""•* T3w me*vtlne Will b to decide m whinn ot tne aotwe coin§-eg there is the most ta-Lercst o.nci desire. I t is advised thaA if you are interested in one of the partie-

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F'OR S A J J E : ESSO Gas Station. 2 pumips, excellent building, $20,-000 year ly . Must he sold, owner has " notice from Army. Mr. Douglas, F o r t Plain, N. Y. Ph. 48-234. 1-25 2tp

NOTICE This Saturday there will he R

FTA Food Male' a t the American Legion Rooms from eleven until twelve-thirty A. M. I t is a bene­fit for raising funds for the ex­pense of the" High School Glee dun uniforms. Mrs. Harry Sweet is, Chairman. Any donations will

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by Bill"" Docker ty The Safety Pa t ro l meet ing was

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